The Greeks hold a funeral for Antilochus. Achilles's mother, the sea nymph Thetis, comes with her sisters and the Muses to lament over Achilles's body. Funeral games are held in honour of Achilles, at which his armor and weapons are offered as a prize for the greatest hero. A dispute over them develops between Ajax and Odysseus. There the "Aethiopis" ends; it is uncertain whether the judgment of Achilles' armor, and subsequent suicide of Ajax, were told in the "Aethiopis", in the next epic in the Cycle, the "Little Iliad", or in both.