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    What was said to have killed Achillies, the Greek hero son of Thetis?

    Question #37312. Asked by Achillies23. (Aug 08 03 10:02 PM)


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    		His heel, which was unprotected from birth, was fataly wounded...

    Aug 08 03, 10:04 PM
    Achillies23

    		technecally it was a poisoned arrow shot by Paris

    Aug 08 03, 10:05 PM

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