Since the whole fight between the Trojans and Greeks was because of Helen, once she was taken back to menalaus for disappearing for about 20 years the war was over.

Elizabeth

Born in 1659, he died at age 36 in 1695.

Chapel Royal and Westminster Abbey.

Sychaeus

because he used to love to write music and poems in English ROM my act and point -o veiw

Hen-ree Purr-cell (the emphasis goes over the word 'cell')

Henry Purcell, from the time he was a choir boy, spent his whole life in music and probably learned by osmosis, so to speak. He possibly studied composition with Matthew Locke or John Blow, or both. These composers were two of the most successful in England in the 2nd half of the 17th century.

Indeed he was ... he wed Frances in 1682, and they had six children, three of whom survived into adulthood. Purcell died in 1695 in his mid thirties. Frances died in 1706.

Henry Purcell composed five operas: Dido and Aeneas(1689), Dioclesian (1690), King Arthur (1692), The Fairy-Queen (1692), and The Indian Queen (1695).

Henry Purcell took a leading role in the restoration of English music following the restoration of the Stuarts in 1660, following the interregnum during which the arts had received considerably less support and were regarded as suspect by the Puritans. In addition, he was adopted by 20th-century composer British Benjamin Britten as part of a characteristically English tradition of music that went beyond the known Sullivan, Elgar and Vaughan Williams. When Britten took the rondo from Abdelazar and arranged it to form the 'Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra', he made a Purcell melody unusually famous.

Composer Henry Purcell died 21st November 1695 at his home in Dean's Yard, Westminster in London.

He is buried near to the organ in Westminster Abbey.

Henry Purcell wrote the opera Dido and Aeneas in 1689. answer 2 Also - Dioclesian The Fairy-Queen The Indian Queen (play / opera) King Arthur

36 years