—Let’s leave Schiller alone for a while and move on from Homer to crystallography.—I’m not an expert here.—Why! Let's return to your conversation with the jeweler in Antwerp. You said you were surprised when he told you that your diamond was part of a set of two stones: “Blue Patroclus” and “Yellow Achilles.” — So that’s why you quoted Schiller to me! By the way, really great lines. “Blue Patroclus”, “Yellow Achilles”... Poetry! But this Yellow Achilles is most likely very cheap. Yellow diamonds are not valuable.— Not really. Yellow diamonds used to be less expensive than blue diamonds, but nowadays it is difficult to say which color of stone is more popular. In addition, Yellow Achilles is almost twice the size of Blue Patroclus. So did you know about the existence of “Yellow Achilles”? - I didn’t know. - I don’t believe it. Of course they did. For if they didn’t know, then, having sold “Blue Patroclus,” they would have calmed down. And dear Hector would not have been tempted to rush into battle.— It did not appear. Schiller warned. Dear Hector, do not rush into battle, where Achilles’ sword sacrifices the shadow of Patroclus without regret.