Read the excerpt from the iliad of homer. "ah me, this is a man beloved whom now my eyes watch being chased around the wall; my heart is mourning for hektor who has burned in my honour many thigh pieces of oxen on the peaks of ida with all her folds . .” who is speaking and revealing his perspective in this excerpt? a god a parent a hero a hero’s rival

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Who is speaking and revealing his perspective in this excerpt?

A god!

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A) A god.

Explanation: In the given excerpt from "The Iliad" by Homer, we can see the description of the perspective of a god (corresponding to option A) that is mourning for Hektor because he has burned many oxen. We can know that the speaker is in fact a god, because he says that Hektor has done such things "in his honour," and in the ancient Greek, the heros did a lot of things in the name of the gods.

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