Events mentioned in: Homer - The Iliad: Scroll 16, Death of Sarpedon & Patroclus
- Achilles arms Patroclus in his armour
- Patroclus kills Sarpedon
- Hector kills Patroclus
- Euphorbus wounds Patroclus
- Patroclus mourns the losses of the Argives and criticizes Achilles for not intervening
- Patroclus asks Achilles for his armour and some of his Myrmidons
- Achilles orders Patroclus to don his armour and frighten the Trojans away, but warns him not to engage them
- Ajax struggles to hold off the Trojans
- Hector attacks Ajax, breaking his spear
- Ajax retreats, believing Zeus has forsaken him
- The Trojans set fire to the ship of Protesilaus
- Chiron cuts an ashen spear atop a mountain and gives it to Peleus
- Podarge gives birth to the immortal horses, Xanthus and Balius
- Achilles goes amongst the Myrmidons and orders them to fight
- Achilles appoints Menesthius, Eudoros, Peisandros, Phoenix and Alkimedon as the leaders of his fifty ships
- Hermes seduces Polymele
- Polymele gives birth to Eudoros
- Achilles rallies the Myrmidons to fight the Trojans
- Achilles prays to Zeus for Patroclus to be victorious in driving off the Trojans
- Patroclus musters the Myrmidons to fight the Trojans
- The Trojans mistake Patroclus for Achilles and try to retreat
- Patroclus kills Pyraechmes
- Patroclus douses the fire on the ship of Protesilaus
- Patroclus kills Areilykos
- Menelaus kills Thoas
- Meges kills Amphiklos
- Antilochus kills Atymnios
- Thrasymedes kills Maris
- Ajax kills Kleoboulos
- Peneleos kills Lykon
- Ajax and Hector fight one another
- Hector flees the battle in his chariot, leaving the main body of the Trojans behind
- Patroclus chases after Hector, causing mayhem amongst the Trojans
- Patroclus kills Pronoos, Thestor, Erylaos, Erymas, Amphoteros, Epaltes, Tlepolemos, Echios, Pyris, Ipheus, Euippos, and Polymelos.
- Sarpedon and Patroclus fight in single combat
- Zeus and Hera debate Sarpedon’s fate
- Patroclus kills Thrasydemos
- Sarpedon asks Glaucus to rally the Lycians, and to prevent his armour from being taken when he dies
- Apollo heals Glaucus’ wound and enables him to fight
- Glaucus rallies the Lycians and the Trojans to defend the body of Sarpedon
- Hector leads the Trojans against the Danaans to avenge Sarpedon
- Patroclus urges the two Ajaxes to despoil the body of Sarpedon
- The Trojans and Lycians fight the Myrmidons and Achaeans over the body of Sarpedon
- Hector kills Epeigeus
- Patroclus kills Sthenelaos
- Glaucus kills Bathykles
- Meriones kills Laogonos
- Meriones and Aeneas taunt one another
- Zeus considers the best way to kill Patroclus
- Zeus withdraws his support from the Trojans
- Hector and the Trojans retreat back to the city
- Patroclus strips Sarpedon of his armour
- Patroclus gives Sarpedon’s armour to the Achaeans
- Apollo recovers Sarpedon’s body from the battlefield
- Apollo cleanses and anoints the body of Sarpedon
- Apollo takes the body of Sarpedon to Death and Sleep
- Death and Sleep return the body of Sarpedon to Lycia
- Patroclus pursues Hector
- Patroclus kills Adrastus, Autonoos, Echeklos, Perimos, Epistor, Melanippos, Elasus, Pylartes, and Moulios
- Patroclus tries four times to attack the walls of Troy
- Apollo warns Patroclus not to attack Troy
- Apollo, disguised as Asius, appears to Hector, and urges him to attack and kill Patroclus
- Hector orders Kebriones to rejoin the battle
- Apollo intensifies fear amongst the Argives
- Apollo bolsters the courage of Hector and the Trojans
- Patroclus kills Cebriones
- Hector and Patroclus fight over the body of Cebriones
- Hector and the Trojans fight Patroclus and the Achaeans over the body of Cebriones
- The Achaeans strip the armour from the body of Cebriones
- Patroclus kills nine Trojan men
- Apollo stuns Patroclus
- Patroclus tells Hector that he will die by the hand of Achilles
- Meriones kills Acamas
- Idomeneus Kills Erymas
- Epeigeus kills Agakles
- Thetis and Peleus send Epeigeus to join the Myrmidons
- Bathykles comes from Hellas
- Laogonos is a priest of Zeus of Mount Ida
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