Pal.gr.64

Not, indeed, swelling toward the king, the stated—
to Agamemnon

to his Achilles: the bitterness in the hands—
to Achilles

of glory, in the hands: the metaphor
concerning being led by the anger used
and the result: he taught an emphatic
excess in the anger.
to Agamemnon

of the tamed one: he flees
from him, not being dragged along by the common
interest: continuity, concerning
the seer: it was, where prophecy
not only exists, but also with harshness
to stand together: to Agamemnon
the one not only by participatory call
but also by neglect toward himself: and he does not
say "prophet" at all, but toward: I fulfill
it is sharply: character: virtue
the elder one says that these things
and the name to him, is of this
tension: character, briefly told,
weighed down by it, and indeed, the privately
unbound, the "wrath" lying there: old age:
how does she claim to take away: from
the goddess: regarding the goddess:
for not upon the deduction of her
to him, of the removal: that
to the goddess with him: as he witnessed:
and the "after": to be: to have led away:
they were reasonably.
removal

Of the one about to rule by beginning: and he himself clearly commanding to rule
Agamemnon

is permitted; for toward the king, he indicates with his hands that he possesses
Achilles

just as for the wrathful one, and for him with a soft thing,
but at any rate what he says, "not these things," and "do not harm," not even to him destroying
Achilles

to whom with his own follies: but you, demon-slay if I of you...
Agamemnon

to his own rhythm, lying unstable as much as it was, but...
Achilles

fearlessness as strongly as if from God I fulfill, which you know:
you demons, for not of him... honor beloved...
Agamemnon

as salt-tide flowed, Greeks from God...
Achilles

not even while I live and am seen upon the earth
Agamemnon

by the deep ships, you will cast evil, bitter hands—
Achilles

of the commonality of the Greeks, nor would I blame him, if somehow
anyone indeed against the Ares, as of the warrior, the two boast if he says:
Agamemnon

and you do not these, confidence and insofar as a good, other seer
neither does this one know anything else, nor will he intend of essence,
but because of the priest he did not... and to treat with contempt, who is blameless—
for you, the daughter... you surpass, nor did he accept the gifts
...
in no way does this one... in the strong answers—
Agamemnon

...
Achilles

... and of the unloosed, perform a holy and great sacrifice—
Agamemnon

... to the golden...
Achilles

...
Agamemnon

... of Atreus, the learned rule and king if...
Achilles

... we are not able and in anger...
Agamemnon

... his eyes shining together with his as if saying...