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[313] ἕτερον is answered by “ἄλλο”, cf. ll. 472-3. The line is of course not aimed at Odysseus, but is rather an excuse for the freedom with which Achilles means to speak; κεῖνος is opposed to the emphatic ἐγών (314).

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