The Greeks have breached the walls of Troy. <br><br> They’ve slipped from the belly of the wooden horse, flung open the gates to their waiting comrades, and torn the Trojans from sleep into a nightmare of killing, rape, and plunder. The decade-long war is ending in slaughter, terror, and flames.
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| Ancient Roman Code of Manliness and Virtue |
| By Jeff Minick |
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The Greeks have breached the walls of Troy.
They’ve slipped from the belly of the wooden horse, flung open the gates to their waiting comrades, and torn the Trojans from sleep into a nightmare of killing, rape, and plunder. The decade-long war is ending in slaughter, terror, and flames.
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