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特洛伊战争

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特洛伊战争
Historia Troiana
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讲述了特洛伊战争的传说,描绘了丰饶的特洛伊城遭受希腊联军围攻,最终被迈锡尼国王残忍征服的故事。
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Icon-UI-技能点.png稀有度 传奇
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《特洛伊战争》是游戏《天国:拯救2》中的一本书籍,是传奇的传说集。

简介

讲述了特洛伊战争的传说,描绘了丰饶的特洛伊城遭受希腊联军围攻,最终被迈锡尼国王残忍征服的故事。

The story of the mythical Trojan War, describing the siege of the wealthy ancient city of Troy by the Greek army and its ruthless conquest by the Mycenaean king.


内容

《特洛伊战争》
Guido de Columnis

接下来要讲述的,是赫克托耳之死。时间来到了希腊人围攻特洛伊城的第十年,经过了三十天的休战,双方拉开阵势,准备再次交锋。然而,在战斗前夜,赫克托耳王子的妻子安德洛墨达做了一个可怕的梦,在梦中,她的丈夫会在第二天的战斗中迎接死亡的命运。她立刻将这件事告诉了赫克托耳,恳请他当心预言,不要参战,但赫克托耳言辞拒绝了她,因为战士不能仅仅因为虚幻的梦境而逃避战斗。

安德洛墨达于是跑去找来国王和王后,恳请他们阻止王子参战,她警告二老,若是不拦住赫克托耳,下次见面就只能在葬礼之上。于是,所有人一起来到了赫克托耳面前,泪流满面地哀求他,但王子无视了亲人的话语,依然准备参战。他骑上骏马,带领着集合的特洛伊军队向阵前进发。

随后,希腊人和特洛伊人的血战再次开幕,飞矢、投矛与石子在战场上飞舞,双方军队尚未接触,便已留下一千具冰冷的尸体。在震天奏响的军乐声中,希腊国王墨涅拉俄斯猛攻特洛伊的盟友叙利亚人的军队,但特洛伊人协助他们守住了阵线。在这场战斗中,特洛伊罗斯王子和他的宿敌忒拉蒙国王展开了激烈的战斗,而阿喀琉斯带着他的密耳弥多涅斯军队则是将侧翼的特洛伊人逼退回城中。就在这短短的战斗之中,流传出了无数的英雄传说。

阿喀琉斯曾试图抓捕特洛伊王子玛格利特斯,但在战斗中失手将其杀害。而赫克托耳见此情景,带领士兵发动攻击,杀死了许多希腊贵族。阿喀琉斯意识到命运的天平正因此倾斜向特洛伊人,但随后,阿喀琉斯妹妹的未婚夫波利斯带着他的士兵赶到战场,攻击赫克托耳,却被赫克托耳杀死。于是,两位王子终于在战场上交手,为倒下的战友复仇。

阿喀琉斯首先发起攻击,但赫克托耳的长矛刺伤了他的腿,迫使他退出战斗,包扎伤口。后来,当阿喀琉斯返回战场时,他看到赫克托耳正抓着一位希腊贵族,因此没有盾牌,于是他奋力催动战马,用力击中赫克托耳胸部,使其当场身亡。忠诚的随从奥德蒙见状,立刻用长矛将阿喀琉斯从马上击落,希腊人便以为阿喀琉斯也被杀死,将他抬出了战场。

当特洛伊人看到他们之中最伟大和最勇敢的战士倒下时,根本无意再战。而是怀着巨大的悲伤,痛哭着将赫克托耳的尸体带回了他们的城市。


内容(英文)

Trojan Chronicle
Guido de Columnis

Thus begins the story of the killing of the heroic Hector, the Trojan prince, which occurred in the tenth year of the war between the Achaeans and the defenders of the city of Troy. After thirty days of truce, both armies were once again preparing for battle. On the night before the battle, Andromache, Hector's wife, had a terrible vision that her husband would not escape death the next day. In the dark of the night, she immediately revealed everything to her husband and begged him not to go into battle, but Hector harshly rebuked her, saying that it was not fitting for warriors to flee from the fight because of deceptive dreams.

Andromache ran to the king and queen to implore them to forbid their son from going into battle, warning that they would surely be burying him if they did not. They all knelt before Hector, pleading with him in tears, but he ignored them and prepared for battle. He mounted his horse and rode out before the assembled Trojan army.

Then began the terrible battle between the Achaeans and the Trojans, with countless men attacking each other so fiercely that a thousand died on the spot before the ranks even clashed. Amid the calls of horns and the sounds of pipes, the Greek king Menelaus struck hard at the Syrian allies, but the Trojans did not let them fall, and the battle raged fiercely where it had previously calmed. There fought Troilus, there his rival King Telamon, and elsewhere Achilles and his Myrmidons were pushing the Trojans back toward the city. So many heroic deeds were performed in such a short time.

Achilles planned to capture the Trojan prince Margaretis, but killed him in the battle. When Prince Hector saw this, he immediately launched an attack with his men, killing many Greek nobles. Achilles quickly realised that fortune was turning against the Achaeans and would not allow them to triumph over the Trojans. But then Polices, the betrothed of Achilles' sister, arrived on the battlefield with his men and attacked Hector, who killed him. Thus, the two princes finally faced each other in battle, seeking vengeance for their fallen comrades.

Achilles first attacked Hector, but Hector wounded him in the thigh with a spear, forcing his enemy to withdraw from the fight to have his wound bandaged. Later, as Achilles was searching for his foe, he saw that Hector had captured a Greek lord and was therefore without a shield. He spurred his horse and struck Hector so hard in the chest that the prince fell dead on the spot. The loyal companion Odemon, seeing Hector's death, immediately knocked Achilles from his horse with a spear, making everyone believe he was dead, and they carried him from the field.

When the Trojans saw their greatest and bravest among them fall, they ended the battle and, with great weeping, lamentation, and grief that cannot be described or expressed, carried his dead body back to their city.


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