Name this Greek hero who was invulnerable everywhere except for his heel.
The third section of Ovid's Heroides [heh-ROH-ih-dees] is a letter written to this character from Briseis [brih-SAY-is]. This man's disguise as a woman was foiled when he took up a spear in response to a false call to arms. In one account, he was ambushed and killed by the forces of Paris during a secret meeting with Polyxena. Ajax the Greater committed suicide after failing to win this man's armor. Following a quarrel with Agamemnon, he refused to fight until the death of his friend Patroclus, after which this man killed Hector. As an infant, his mother Thetis almost entirely submerged him in the River Styx. Name this Greek hero who was invulnerable everywhere except for his heel.
The third section of Ovid's Heroides [heh-ROH-ih-dees] is a letter written to this character from Briseis [brih-SAY-is].
Achilles