XIII. A tremendous battle ensues in which many on both sides are slain.

XIV. While Jupiter is asleep, Neptune interferes in the quarrel in

behalf of the Greeks;

XV. But Jupiter rebukes him, and Apollo, taking the side of the Trojans,

puts the Grecians to a complete rout. The Trojans, exulting in their

success, prepare to set fire to the Grecian camp.

XVI. In this extremity, Patroclos arrays himself in Achillês’ armor, and

leads the Myrmĭdons to the fight; but he is slain by Hector.

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