a Trojan prince. Helen is the wife of Menelaus - King of Sparta - and he musters an army led by his brother Agamemnon to sail to Troy to take Helen back. The war lasts for 10 long years ...

Hecuba, Queen of Troy, is to become a slave, as are the other women. Helen of Troy, who was the cause of this fierce battle, must now face her punishment for running away from her husband.

including the renowned Helen of Troy, amid themes of destiny, heroism, and human agency, particularly within the context of the legendary Trojan War. Among the characters immortalised in paint was ...

a Trojan prince. Helen is the wife of Menelaus - King of Sparta - and he musters an army led by his brother Agamemnon to sail to Troy to take Helen back. The war lasts for 10 long years ...

The Trojan War and its events provide the background ... determined to retrieve Helen from Troy. For many years the Greeks camped outside the walls of Troy, but were unable to penetrate its ...

The Trojan War and its events provide the background ... determined to retrieve Helen from Troy. For many years the Greeks camped outside the walls of Troy, but were unable to penetrate its ...

Hecuba is upset with Helen over her role with the war. Helen would change sides based on who might be winning. Hecuba offered to help Helen escape Troy but to no avail. Troy has fallen. Days after ...

As Helen and Paris, the love-smitten Trojan prince, Warners cast two ... The ‘abduction’ unites the Greeks and sends them off on a war against Troy.

Nowadays, few people know that Hermione is a character in Homer's Odyssey. But what is her significance and role in Greek ...

It all happens in the small kingdom of Arcadia at the time of the Trojan War. Swedish version of Jacques Offenbach's operetta of the classic Greek myth.

The Greek army invaded Troy to get back Helen, a Greek queen who had run off with a Trojan prince. The Trojans refused to return her, and so the Greeks tried to capture the city of Troy, but it was an ...