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BOOK 11 Wounds Then Dawn arose from bed beside Tithonus to bring new light to deathless gods and mortals, and Zeus sent Conflict to the swift Greek ships— a cruel goddess. In her hands she held the sign of war. She took her stance atop theBOOK 11 Wounds Then Dawn arose from bed beside Tithonus to bring new light to deathless gods and mortals, and Zeus sent Conflict to the swift Greek ships— a cruel goddess. In her hands she held the sign of war. She took her stance atop the fat black ship of Lord Odysseus that lay right at the center of the line, so that a shout could reach to both far ends— in one direction, to the tents of Ajax, 10 the son of Telamon, and in the other, to where Achilles slept. Those two had moored their steady ships out on the farthest ends, trusting their courage and their mighty hands. As she stood there, the goddess gave a shriek, 10 piercing and terrible and high. She struck each Greek heart with the strength and will to fight unceasingly. Now war to them became sweeter than sailing in their hollow ships home to the land they loved. Then Agamemnon, 20 the son of Atreus, addressed the Greeks, shouting that all of them must arm themselves....more