Is Troy considered a tragic hero?

Some say Troy is a classical tragic hero.  Some say he is a modern tragic hero.  I tend to think he is more the latter than the former.  Key questions: does Troy reach an epiphany before his death?  Is Troy an emblem of suffering for his people?

Here are the distinctions for you to decide:

Modern Tragic Hero

1.  Person of less worth consideration

2.  May not have the needed catharsis to bring story to a close

3.  May die without any epiphany of his destiny

4.  May suffer without the ability to change the events around him.

5.  A failure, crude, sometimes stupid or even dishonest

6.  Often angry

Classical Tragic Hero

1.  Of noble birth

2.  Suffers from a tragic flaw (hubris) or makes a tragic mistake

3.  Makes others around him suffer

4.  Has a realization (epiphany) about his life before his death

5.  The suffering of the hero is important to his culture; he is looked to as an emblem of of both greatness and suffering

6.  Often persecuted by the supernatural, or fate