In one play set in this place, the deaths of Polyxena and Polydorus cause t
In one play set in this place, the deaths of Polyxena and Polydorus cause the title queen to go mad. In a poem set here, two men exchange a crimson sash and a silver sword. Pandarus convinces a prince from this place to marry the daughter of Calchas in a Geoffrey Chaucer poem. The corpse of a hero from this city is drawn behind a chariot for twelve days.  Euripides wrote about the "women" of this place, which is the setting for Troilus and Cressida. The theft of Briseis outside this city prompts Patroclus to wear his best friend's armor. King Priam attempts a truce in this location before Achilles is killed. For 10 points, name this city, the setting of the Iliad.
In one play set in this place, the deaths of Polyxena and Polydorus cause the title queen to go mad.
Troy