The Greeks, Astonished at Their Defeat, Send Ulysses, Ajax, and Phoenix to Achilles to Pray Him to Return to the Camp (Illustration for Book IX of the Iliad of Homer) by Unknown artist

The Greeks, Astonished at Their Defeat, Send Ulysses, Ajax, and Phoenix to Achilles to Pray Him to Return to the Camp (Illustration for Book IX of the Iliad of Homer)

(The Greeks, astonished at their defeat, sent Ulysses, Ajax and Phenix to Achilles to pray him to return to the camp. This prince proudly rejects their prayers and then sends them back hard. Illustration of book IX of the Iliad of Homere, French edition)


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The Greeks, Astonished at Their Defeat, Send Ulysses, Ajax, and Phoenix to Achilles to Pray Him to Return to the Camp (Illustration for Book IX of the Iliad of Homer) by Unknown artist. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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