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What was the Roman name for Helen of Troy?
This is a Greek story, no Roman name.
Greek who was left behind in the greek and roman story of the wooden horse?
that was Odysseus and the battle of troy
Who is a person who stole Helen and took her to troy?
greek and roman mythologies
What is Helen of Troy's Roman name?
Helen's story is from the Ancient Greek times. Roman times are after the Greeks, therefore Helen has no Roman name.
What was left outside the gates of the Greek city of Troy?
The Trojan horse, full of Greek warriors.
What is a sentence for troy?
Troy was a vast city in the Ancient Greek era.The city of Troy has fallen.
What was the Roman name for Helen of Troy?
This is a Greek story, no Roman name.
Which city did Ancient Greek by legend besiege for 10 years?
troy
What is the greek and roman name for the king and father of the gods?
Troy
What city in Ohio is name after the greek mythology?
Athens is a city in Ohio that got its name from Greek mythology. It comes from the goddess Athena. Another town in Ohio is named after the Greek poet Arion.
What was the name of the famous Roman that hid in the Trojan horse in the city of Troy?
There was no Roman there, Rome did not yet exist. The horse was full of Greek soldiers, and the idea of the horse came from Odysseus.
What city was buried beneath the Roman city of Ilium?
Troy
Greek who was left behind in the greek and roman story of the wooden horse?
that was Odysseus and the battle of troy
Who is a person who stole Helen and took her to troy?
greek and roman mythologies
Is Troy the capital of Greece?
No. Troy is an Ancient city near to the modern city of Canakkale in Turkey. The capital of the Republic of Greece is ATHENS. Historically, Troy was an Anatolian City that had a number of Greek customs and traditions, but was an enemy of the more "Greek" city-states.
Is the greek troy a person?
No. Troy was a city in Turkey that the Trojan War took place in.
How many cities in Troy?
There are exactly 21 city's that are named after Troy in Greek Mythology.
