fighting. Constantly 810 he kept his gaze upon them and considered how to arrange the slaughter of Patroclus. Should glorious Hector kill him then and there in the fierce battle for godlike Sarpedon, 650 and strip the arms and armor from his body? Or should more people suffer, toil, and grieve? After consideration, he decided that fine Patroclus, comrade of Achilles, should drive the Trojans, led by bronze-armed Hector, back to the city and take many lives.
