Although it is odd for Homer to include the part of Hector’s and Andromache’s conversation in the Iliad, he does so because he needed to feature Zeus’ manipulation of Hector’s family. True False

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Although it is odd for Homer to include the part of Hector’s and Andromache’s conversation in

the Iliad, he does so because he needed to feature Zeus’ manipulation of Hector’s family.

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True....Definitely True......I think

Parisa Baastani answered Feb 1, 2018

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