Aristeia

Ancient Greek, literally: "A warrior's prowess; excellence."
In the dramatic conventions of such works as the Iliad, this is a scene in which a hero in battle has his finest moments (aristos = best). The elements of the scene and the order in which they appear are:
  1. Arming scene
  2. Brilliance of armor/hero
  3. Exhortation to followers
  4. Initial exploit
  5. Setback (wounding)
  6. Divine inspiration
  7. Renewed exploits
  8. Double simile
  9. The kill
# Taunting the victim

 

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