Achilles, Congressional Library

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ACHILLES, Library of Congress, Washington, D. C. ACHILLES was disguised by his mother as a school girl and sent to a distant court in order that he might not be enlisted in the Trojan War. The wily Ulysses set out to find him, and, assuming the character of peddler, displayed his wares. The girls chose feminine trinkets, but Achilles was attracted to a man's shield and casque, and thus revealed himself. From Practical Guide, Library of Congress. MFU CAMB ECHNOR □UALITY VIEWS 119304 20 000000 THIS SPACE FOR ADDRESS ONLY