In a 17th-century etching, the Thracian king Rhesus is killed by the Achaean warrior Diomedes. Diomedes strikes his spear into the body of the now-dead Rhesus. Two of Diomedes' fellow soldiers can be seen on the left, and Odysseus steals the famous horses from the king of Thrace on the right. Troy's fortified city and the Achaean army can be faintly made out in the distance. The Latin definition of the scene is provided in the margin below.