Akhilleus
Akhilleus is a central figure in Greek mythology, primarily known as the greatest warrior of the Achaeans in the Trojan War. His story is most famously told in Homer's Iliad, though his life and death are recounted in various other ancient texts.
According to legend, Akhilleus was the son of Peleus, a mortal king, and Thetis, a sea nymph.
Akhilleus possessed exceptional strength, speed, and martial skill. He was a formidable force on the battlefield,
His wrath is a dominant theme in the Iliad. Early in the war, he withdraws from combat
Akhilleus ultimately kills Hector in a climactic duel. However, his own end comes shortly thereafter. Various