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What role did a golden apple play in the Trojan war?
The apple was given by the three goddess, Aphrodite, Athena and Hera, to Paris telling him that he must give the apple to the goddess whome the thinks, "The Fairest of them All". Aphrodite offered that he will give, Helen, the most beautiful woman to Paris if Paris will give her the apple. Paris accepted the offer and Aphrodite gave Helen to him.
She threw the golden apple marked to the fairest?
In the test of the golden apple it was Paris who decided the contest and he was a male aka he not she. Paris, threw the golden apple to Aphrodite because she promised to give him Helena of Troy
What did Athena promise if Paris awarded the golden apple to her?
Athena promised to give Paris skill in battle (if you read the Iliad, it's clear that Paris was not only a coward, but a poor leader).
Who did prince Paris give the golden apple to?
He gave it to Aphrodite. Because she promised him a woman as beauty as her who was Helen after Paris took Helen it started the Trojan war.
He gave the apple to Aphrodite?
Paris.
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He gave the golden apple to Aphrodite?
Paris gave Aphrodite the amazing golden apple.
Did the gods have anything to do with the Paris and Helen in the Trojan war?
In the story of the apple of discord its Aphrodite that makes Helen fall in love with Pairs so Paris gives her the apple
What Greek myths does Aphrodite appear in?
Most love myths, like the myth about Paris of Troy and Helen of Sparta, and a myth about the golden pear/apple that Paris has to give the most beautiful goddess, either Aphrodite, Here or Athena.
Why didn't Athena win the golden apple?
Paris judged that the golden apple inscribed "for the fairest" was for Aphrodite.
Who gave the golden apple to Aphrodite?
Paris, the Prince of Troy, gave the Golden Apple to the goddess Aphrodite.
Who did Paris jilt for Helen of Troy?
Helen was given to Paris as a gift by Aphrodite. In "The Judgement of Paris" he is instructed by Zeus to give a golden apple to the fairest goddess. The apple was inscribed "to the fairest" and was thrown on the table at a banquet by Eris when she was not invited. Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite all claim the apple. Each of the three goddesses attempts to bribe Paris with gifts in exchange for the apple. Hera promises to make him powerful; Athena promises to make him wise; Aphrodite promises the most beautiful woman in the world - Helen of Troy.
