Helen is said to have been a daughter of the king of the gods, Zeus. Her mother was generally considered to have been Leda, the mortal wife of the king of Sparta, Tyndareus. In some versions, Nemesis, in bird form, is named as the mother of Helen. The Helen-egg was then given to Leda to raise. Clytemnestra was the sister of Helen, but her father was Tyndareus. Helen had two (twin) brothers, Castor and Pollux (Polydeuces). Pollux shared a father with Helen, and Castor with Clytemnestra. The two brothers are called the Dioscuri. There were various stories about this helpful pair of brothers, including one about how they saved the Romans at the Battle of Regillus.
The story goes that Zeus is her father..But she is raised and was lead to believe for the longest King Tyndareus of Sparta was her father.
Leda
1.name the gods and goddesses in the story of helen of troy and what they represent? 2.site potable qoutes and their meaning. 3
No, in Greek mythology no one had a last name.
Helen of Troy was Queen of Sparta before Paris made her his wife. Her father had had to make a oath so that all her suitors would defend the man that she choose for husband - Menelaus.
the script of helen of troy
Yes, Helen of Troy was Queen of Sparta.
Helen visited her father, King Priam, on the island of Troy.
Oenone was Paris' lover, and Helen was his wife. Helen was known as "Helen of Sparta" and "Helen of Troy. " She was a demigod, as Zeus was her father.
Yes. Her mother is either Nemesis or Leda, but her father is Zeus.
Her name was Leda.
Helen of Troy
This is a Greek story, no Roman name.
Helen's story is from the Ancient Greek times. Roman times are after the Greeks, therefore Helen has no Roman name.
Hermione was the daughter of Menelaus and Helen. Helen was later known as 'Helen of Troy'.
1.name the gods and goddesses in the story of helen of troy and what they represent? 2.site potable qoutes and their meaning. 3
Helen, after Helen of Troy, the face that launched a thousand ships.
Exactly, in Greek, Ελένη ΕΛΕΝΗ (pron.: Hehlehneeh)
Helen of Troy.