ENG 2205 Johnson County Community College The Iliad Quotations Analysis Identify and explain the significance the following quotations: Include the speaker

ENG 2205 Johnson County Community College The Iliad Quotations Analysis Identify and explain the significance the following quotations: Include the speaker, if known. (The first three were covered in the lecture Monday.)Wrath (Rage)—sing goddess, of the ruinous wrath of Peleus’ son Achilles /…and the will of Zeus was accomplished.We on whom Zeus has laid this evil fate, so that even after this / there will be songs of us for men to come.At once shining Hector lifted the helmet from his head,/ and placed it, gleaming, on the earth;/ then he rocked his beloved son in his arms and kissed him, and prayed aloud to Zeus and the other gods: ‘Zeus,…grant now that this child too,/ my son/ will become, even as I am conspicuous among Trojans…and one day may someone say of him, ‘this man is far better than his / father.’…I am yet more pitiful, and have endured such things as no other mortal man upon the earth,/ drawing to my lips the hands of the man who killed my son. (Book XXIV)For two urns lie stored on the floor of Zeus / Should Zeus who delights in thunder bestow mixed lots upon a man, / he will sometimes meet with evil, another time with good. (Book XXIV)