Helen of Troy

When you say "true father" you must remmber we are talking about a mythological person who has not lived in our world. The common version is that Zeus is her father, Queen Leda of Sparta her mother. An alternative is that King Tyndareus, Leda's husband, is the father.

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Achilles was not the lover of Helen during Troy (there is a myth that after death they became immortals on the White Isle and married), her husbands were Menelaus, Paris and Deiphobus

Paris was the son of Priam and Hecuba. Before his birth Priam had a dream in which he foresaw that Paris would bring Troy to destruction so he gave him to a slave Agelaus to expose him on Mr Ida. It appears that a bear nursed him for five days. Then he was found by a shepherd who brought him up as his son. There maybe a different account of this in Helen of Troy. Anyway hope that this assists someway.

Helen's first husband was Menelaus (Menelaos - pronounced "meh-neh-LAH-ohs"), king of Sparta. With the help of Aphrodite, she was spirited away by Paris, Prince of Troy and wed to him under their laws.

The Iliad, which tells of the beginning and of the Trojan War. The accompanying epic is the Odyssey, which tells of Odysseus' journey home to Athens after the war.

Helen was born and raised in Sparta. But when she was "kidnapped" by Paris, she lived in Troy.

It was in greece.

Helen was kidnapped in the city of Sparta

According to legend, the war which lead to the fall of Troy was over a woman, the beautiful "Helen", she whose face launched a thousand ships.

the king of Sparta and brother of agamemnon is menelaus. the hsband of Helen is Paris

Check the wattage (imprinted on the back of the dryer). If it is 400 Watts, no luck. It has been discontinued according to Helen of Troy consumer service.

Gods had symbols. Helen was human (or, at best, a demi-goddess) and everybody praised her beauty, which cannot be called a symbol.

Her beauty was her symbol. She did not have a symbol like Zeus had his lightning bolt. This is because she is only a demi godess. Her father, Zeus, was a God, but her mother, Leda, was a mortal.

The Judgement of Paris

No, in Greek mythology no one had a last name.

Sons of Helen of Troy included Nicostratus and Plisthenes(by Menelaus) Aganus,

Corythus, Bunomus, and Idaeus (by Paris) and Euphorion (after death and became immortal, by Achilles in the Islands of the Blest)

Troy was a city encircled by high walls impregnable.The top of the walls had ramparts from where it was easy to thwart invasions.Troy was an island approachable by sea only.The stretch of sand between the wall and sea was the only place where invaders could land which made defending Troy from the ramparts easy.

Helen of Troy has been described as "the face that launched a thousand ships". If we define the amount of beauty required to do that as "one helen", then one millihelen would be sufficient to launch 1 ship, assuming it's a linear equation.

Paris (and Aphrodite).

The Greeks.Agamemnon and his brother