Hector and Achilles: Two Paths to Manliness

For the Ancient Greeks, Homer’s Iliad was a guide to manliness, particularly manly courage. There's something all men can learn from Achilles and Hector.

Who's Afraid of Cowardice? — The New Atlantis

The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Theosophical Path, by Katherine

A Problem in Greek Ethics - JASON COLAVITO

Troilus and Cressida (1602) by William Shakespeare (1564-1616

What Manliness IS- with Homer and Virgil

Fascom International

The Crisis Over American Manhood Is Really Code for Something Else

The End of the Iliad 4min snip from The Art of Manliness

Epic Decision: From Homer to Milton — Paul A. Cantor

Did any other ancient heroes stand a chance against Achilles? - Quora

Myles Anthony McDonnell) Roman Manliness Virtus, PDF