The Iliad Book 2

In which Jove sends a deceitful dream to Agamemnon, spurring the Achaeans to assemble and prepare once more for the great contest, while both hosts marshal their men in the shadow of impending battle. The warriors and their leaders are arrayed like the myriad leaves upon the trees or the countless swarms of summer flies, each camp vast and eager beneath the watchful eyes of gods and men.