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But when the spoil is divided, you take the lion's share. Small indeed is my share, and even the prize I took,
分割戰利品時，你可以拿大頭，小塊是我的，就連我的獎勵
you now take away! So I am determined to go home. Agememnon answered, Go and take your men with you.
你現在也可以拿走！所以我決定要回家，阿迦門農回答道，帶著你的人走吧。
I have other chieftains as brave, who pay me due respect. Then Achilles was insane with anger.
我還有另外一名勇敢的首領，他尊重我，阿喀琉斯因為氣憤而瘋狂起來。
He had half drawn his sword when the goddess Athena caught him by his long yellow hair and said:
他當時的劍已經出鞘一半，但女神雅典娜拽住了他的黃頭發，然后說：
I have come to end thy wrath. Use bitter words, if thou wilt, but put aside thy sword.
我是來讓你消消怒火的，用難聽的話，但不要拔劍。
Achilles answered, I shall obey thy command. Then he thrust the heavy sword back into the scabbard and turned to Agamemnon.
阿喀琉斯回答道，我應該遵從命令，之后他將重重的劍猛推回了鞘，并轉向阿迦門農。
Drunkard, with the eyes of a dog and the heart of a deer! Never fighting in the front of the battle!
你個酒鬼，你有狗的眼睛，鹿的心！從來不在戰爭中拼殺！
The Greeks shall one day miss Achilles, when they fall in heaps before the Trojan warrior, Hector,
希臘人總有一天會想念阿喀琉斯，當他們在特洛伊勇士赫克托耳面前堆積成山時，
and you shall be grieved that you have wronged the bravest of your men.
最勇敢的勇士遭到了不公正對待，你應該感到悲傷。
And Achilles went apart from his comrades and sat down upon the seashore, weeping bitter tears.
阿喀琉斯和他的勇士們分道揚鑣，坐在海岸上留下了苦澀的眼淚。
Then Agamemnon went forth and took counsel with the chiefs, and soon the shrill-voiced heralds called the Greek host to battle.
阿迦門農行進，并和首領們交換意見，嗓音尖利的信使讓希臘諸神戰斗。
Many nations and many chiefs were there, but none that could compare with Achilles, Achilles who sat apart and would not go to battle.
許多國家和首領都在這里，但沒人可以和阿喀琉斯相媲美，阿喀琉斯坐在一旁，沒有參加戰斗。
HOW HECTOR BADE FAREWELL TO ANDROMACHE
赫克托耳是如何告別安德洛瑪刻的
On the other side the sons of Troy and their allies came forth from the gates of the city and set themselves in battle array.
在另一邊，特洛伊的兒子和盟友從城門進入，并擺出了戰斗隊形。
The most famous of their chiefs were Hector, son of Priam, bravest and best of all, and Aeneas, son of the goddess Aphrodite.
其中最著名的首領是赫克托耳，他是普里亞姆的兒子，也是最勇敢，最優秀的，伊尼阿斯是阿佛洛狄忒女神的兒子。
The Greeks went forward to the battle silently and in order after their chiefs.
希臘人在首領后面悄悄地，有秩序地行進。
But from the Trojan army came a confused cry, for there were men of many languages gathered.
特洛伊軍隊中出現了疑惑的叫聲，因為有很多操著不同語言的人集結。
On both sides the gods urged them on. Hector with Ares, god of war,
兩邊的諸神都敦促他們向前，赫克托耳和戰神阿瑞斯，
at his side dealt death and destruction through the ranks of the Greeks. Hera and Athena saw him and were angered.
他給他這一側的希臘軍制造了大量傷亡和破壞，赫拉和雅典娜看到了他，并感到很氣憤。
