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From: James Jayo <iacomus@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Ajax & Achilles
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The image of Achilles and Ajax playing dice is
somewhat of a stock image on Greek vases. I don't
think it refers to an episode in the Iliad (I'm
probably wrong), but at least one website classifies
it as Achilles & Ajax ignoring the call to war--after
Achilles has stormed off in a huff, of course.

Best,
~James

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