ARGUMENT: THE BATTLE OF THE GODS, AND THE ACTS OF ACHILLES.

Jupiter, upon Achilles' return to the battle, calls a council of the

gods, and permits them to assist either party. The terrors of the

combat described, when the deities are engaged. Apollo encourages Æneas

to meet Achilles. After a long conversation, these two heroes

encounter; but Æneas is preserved by the assistance of Neptune.

Achilles falls upon the rest of the Trojans, and is upon the point of

killing Hector, but Apollo conveys him away in a cloud. Achilles

pursues the Trojans with a great slaughter.

The same day continues. The scene is in the field before Troy.

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