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πŸ‘€ Helen

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  • Alternative names
    Helene
    Information
    Helen of Troy
    Appearance and powers
    Has power of prophecy
    Birth
    Birth is narratedBorn from an object
    Experiences
    Shipwrecked
    Death
    Becomes immortalDeath is narrated
    In the historical period
    Appears in an epiphany
    Daughter of
    πŸ‘€ Tyndareos king of SpartaπŸ‘€ Leda mother of HelenπŸ‘€ Zeus (Olympian) Olympian godπŸ‘€ Nemesis personification of retributionπŸ‘€ Oceanid Mother of Helen (name unknown)
    Mother of
    πŸ‘€ Hermione (Spartan) daughter of Menelaos and HelenπŸ‘€ Nicostratos son of MenelaosπŸ‘€ Iphigeneia daughter of Agamemnon and Clytaimnestra
    Wife of
    πŸ‘€ Menelaos son of Atreus, husband of HelenπŸ‘€ Alexander (Trojan) Trojan hero, abducts HelenπŸ‘€ Achilles greatest Greek hero at Troy, leader of the Myrmidon contingentπŸ‘€ Theseus Athenian heroπŸ‘€ Deiphobos (Trojan) son of Priam and Hecabe
    Has children with
    πŸ‘€ Menelaos son of Atreus, husband of HelenπŸ‘€ Theseus Athenian hero
    Born at
    🌍 Sparta (Laconia) city in Laconia
    Born from
    🏺 the Eggs of Leda laid by Leda🏺 the Egg of Nemesis from which Helen was born
    Eponym of
    🌍 Helene (island) island off Attica🌍 the Bath of Helen (Argolid) at the sea near Cenchrai
    Settles in
    🌍 Cyrene (Libya) city in Libya
    Creates
    🏺 the Robe of Helen given to Telemachos🌍 the Sanctuary of Eilethyia at Argos
    Dies at
    🌍 Rhodes (island) island in the Aegean, near coast of Asia Minor
    Killed by
    πŸ‘€ Polyxo (Argive & Rhodian) Argive woman, wife of Tlepolemos
    Buried at
    πŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Helen (Therapne) in Laconia at Therapne
    Has post-mortem existence at
    🌍 the Elysian Fields place of happy afterlife for heroes🌍 White Island (Pontos) in Black Sea🌍 the Underworld realm of Hades🌍 the Isles of the Blessed (unlocated) place of happy afterlife for heroes
    Cult sites
    🌍 Sparta (Laconia) city in Laconia🌍 Rhodes (island) island in the Aegean, near coast of Asia Minor
    Dwelling
    πŸ›οΈ the House of Alexander and Helen (Troy) described in Iliad 3
    Related Entities
    🌍 Athens (Attica) city in AtticaπŸ‘€ Theseus Athenian heroπŸ‘€ Peirithous (Lapith) Calydonian Boar hunter, companion of Theseus🌍 Sparta (Laconia) city in LaconiaπŸ‘€ Castor (Spartan) one of the Dioscouroi, Calydonian boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Polydeuces (Spartan) one of the Dioscouroi, Calydonian Boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Menelaos son of Atreus, husband of HelenπŸ‘€ Clytaimnestra wife of AgamemnonπŸ‘€ Tyndareos king of SpartaπŸ‘€ Alexander (Trojan) Trojan hero, abducts HelenπŸ‘€ Aphrodite Olympian goddess🏺 the Golden Apple of Eris thrown by Eris; prize for the goddesses🌍 Mount Ida (Troad) mountain in the TroadπŸ‘€ Hermione (Spartan) daughter of Menelaos and HelenπŸ‘€ Zeus (Olympian) Olympian god🌍 Troy (Troad) city in the Troad🌍 Sidon (Phoinicia) city in Phoinicia🌍 Cyprus (island) island in the Aegean🏺 the Ships of Alexander used to travel to SpartaπŸ‘€ Hermes Olympian godπŸ‘€ Proteus (Egyptian) king of Egypt, son of Poseidon🌍 Egypt region in North AfricaπŸ‘€ Hera Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Agamemnon commander of all Greek forces at TroyπŸ‘₯ the Greek Contingent at Troy led by AgamemnonπŸ‘€ Deiphobos (Trojan) son of Priam and HecabeπŸ‘€ Anticlos Greek fighter at TroyπŸ‘€ Odysseus king of Ithaca, leader of the Cephallenian contingent at Troy🏺 the Trojan Horse used to sack Troy🌍 the Citadel of Troy at TroyπŸ‘€ Helenos (Trojan) son of PriamπŸ‘€ Diomedes (Argive I) son of Tydeus, leader of the Argos contingent at Troy🏺 the Palladion (statue) statue of Athena protecting Troy🌍 the Beach of Troy at TroyπŸ‘€ Athena Olympian goddess🏺 the Bracelets of Helen dedicated at Lindos🌍 the Sanctuary of Athena Lindia at Lindos🌍 Crete (island) island in the Aegean🌍 Mycenae (Argolid) city in the Argolid🌍 Libya (North Africa) region in North Africa🌍 Phoinicia region in the Levant🌍 Cape Sounion (Attica)πŸ‘€ Orestes (s. of Agamemnon) son of Agamemnon and Clytaimnestra🌍 the Elysian Fields place of happy afterlife for heroesπŸ‘€ Leda mother of HelenπŸ‘€ Nemesis personification of retribution🌍 Aphidnai (Attica) city in AtticaπŸ‘€ Aithra (m. of Theseus) daughter of Pittheus, mother of TheseusπŸ‘€ Oinone (Trojan) daughter of Cebren, wife of AlexanderπŸ‘₯ the Suitors of Helen compete to marry HelenπŸ‘€ Nicostratos son of MenelaosπŸ‘€ Hector (Trojan) Trojan hero, son of PriamπŸ‘€ Priam king of TroyπŸ‘₯ the Defenders of Troy Trojans and allies🌍 the Plain of Troy at TroyπŸ‘€ Iris personification of the rainbow, messenger of the godsπŸ‘€ Clymene (Trojan) slave of HelenπŸ‘€ Antenor (Trojan) prominent TrojanπŸ‘€ Clytios (Trojan) son of LaomedonπŸ‘€ Hicetaon son of LaomedonπŸ‘€ Lampos (Trojan) son of LaomedonπŸ›οΈ the Scaian Gates (Troy) on the Walls of TroyπŸ‘€ Oucalegon prominent TrojanπŸ‘€ Panthoos Trojan elderπŸ‘€ Thymoites (Trojan I) son of LaomedonπŸ›οΈ the Walls of Troy on the Citadel of Troy🌍 Cranae (unlocatable) unlocatable island where Alexander and Helen have sex🏺 the Breastplate of LycaonπŸ‘€ Cebren river god near TroyπŸ‘€ Corythos (Trojan) son of Alexander and Oinone🌍 Pephnos (Messenia) city in Messenia🏺 the Eggs of Leda laid by LedaπŸ‘€ Antimachos (Trojan) father of Peisander, HippolochosπŸ‘€ Idaios (Trojan II) Trojan herald🌍 Amyclai (Laconia) city and cult site in Laconia, near SpartaπŸ‘€ Andromache daughter of Eetion, wife of HectorπŸ‘€ Hecabe wife of Priam🌍 Onougnathos (Laconia) promontory (now an island) to south of Laconia🌍 Gytheion (Laconia) harbor in Laconia🌍 Old Las (Laconia) on Mount Asia, functioning in the mythic periodπŸ‘€ Iphigeneia daughter of Agamemnon and ClytaimnestraπŸ‘€ Dionysos (Olympian) Olympian godπŸ‘€ Leucothea (goddess) goddess, divine identity of Ino🌍 Laconia (Peloponnese) region in the PeloponneseπŸ‘€ the Eidolon of Helen replaces Helen at Troy in some versions🌍 Scandeia (Cythera) harbor on Cythera🌍 Aigilia (island) island to north west of Crete, now called Antikythera🌍 Helene (island) island off AtticaπŸ‘€ Achilles greatest Greek hero at Troy, leader of the Myrmidon contingent🏺 the Egg of Nemesis from which Helen was born🌍 Cranae (Laconia) island off the coast of Gythion, identified with the Homeric placename🌍 the Sanctuary of Aphrodite Migonitis near Gytheion (Laconia) unlocatable sanctuary of Aphrodite🏺 the Statue of Thetis dedicated by Menelaos near Gythion🏺 the Statues of the Praxidikai dedicated by Menelaos near GythionπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of the Horse (Laconia) landmark in Laconia, north of Sparta (unlocated)πŸ‘€ Las (eponym) eponym of Las, LaconianπŸ‘€ Patroclos (Myrmidon) son of Menoitios, Myrmidon fighter killed by Hector at Troy, close companion of AchillesπŸ‘€ Megapenthes (Spartan) son of Menelaos🌍 Rhodes (island) island in the Aegean, near coast of Asia MinorπŸ‘€ Polyxo (Argive & Rhodian) Argive woman, wife of TlepolemosπŸ‘€ Tlepolemos (Rhodian) son of Heracles, leader of the Rhodian contingent at TroyπŸ‘€ Aias (the greater) son of Telamon, leader of the Salamis contingent at Troy, 'the greater'πŸ‘€ Aias (the lesser) son of Oileus, leader of the Locrian contingent at Troy, 'the lesser'πŸ‘€ Antilochos (Pylian) son of Nestor, Pylian fighter at Troy🌍 White Island (Pontos) in Black Sea🏺 the Wooden Statue of Aphrodite Hoplismene kept in the Temple of Aphrodite Morpho at SpartaπŸ‘€ Persephone daughter of Demeter🌍 the Sanctuary of Sarapis at AthensπŸ‘€ Neoptolemos son of AchillesπŸ‘€ Hippeus (Spartan) attendant to Tyndareos and his children🌍 the Sanctuary of Eilethyia at Argos🌍 the Sanctuary of Aphrodite Nymphia near TroizenπŸ‘€ Hierophile prophet at Delphi, associated also with Marpessos and the TroadπŸ‘€ Briseis daughter of Briseos, enslaved by AchillesπŸ‘€ Eurybates (Ithacan) herald of OdysseusπŸ‘€ Diomede (Lesbian) daughter of PhorbasπŸ‘€ Iphis (Trojan) slave of PatroclosπŸ‘€ Electra (Trojan) attendant of HelenπŸ‘€ Panthalis attendant of HelenπŸ‘€ Adraste handmaiden of HelenπŸ‘€ Phylo handmaiden of HelenπŸ‘€ Alcippe (Spartan) attendant of Helen🌍 Thebes (Egypt) city in EgyptπŸ‘€ Polybos (Egyptian) Theban, friend of MenelaosπŸ‘€ Alcandre wife of PolybosπŸ‘€ Polydamna Egyptian host of Helen and Menelaos🏺 the Drug of Helen given to Helen in Egypt🌍 Tegea (Arcadia) city in Arcadia🌍 the Sanctuary of Artemis Orthia at SpartaπŸ‘€ Idas (Argonaut) son of Aphareus, Calydonian boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Lynceus (Argonaut) son of Aphareus, Calydonian boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Enarsphoros son of HippocoonπŸ‘€ Aphidnos (eponym) eponym of Aphidnai, raises HelenπŸ‘€ Academos (eponym) informant of Helen's whereaboutsπŸ‘€ Echemos (Arcadian) son of Aeropos (son of Cepheus), Arcadian, husband of TimandraπŸ‘€ Marathos (Arcadian) Arcadian, an eponym for MarathonπŸ‘€ Alycos son of SceironπŸ‘€ Acamas (Athenian) son of TheseusπŸ‘€ Demophon (Athenian) son of Theseus and PhaidraπŸ‘€ Eurybates (Mycenaean) herald of Agamemnon at TroyπŸ›οΈ the House of Alexander and Helen (Troy) described in Iliad 3🌍 the Bath of Helen (Argolid) at the sea near CenchraiπŸ‘€ Oceanid Mother of Helen (name unknown)πŸ‘€ Alcmaion (epigonos) son of Amphiaraos and Eriphyle, one of the EpigonoiπŸ‘€ Amphilochos (epigonos) son of Amphiaraos, one of the Epigonoi🌍 Argos (city) city in the Peloponnese🌍 Ithaca (island) island in the Ionian SeaπŸ‘€ Thoas (Aitolian) son of Andraimon, leader of the Aitolian contingent at Troy🌍 Aitolia region in mainland GreeceπŸ‘€ Podarces (Thessalian) son of Iphiclos, leader of the Phylace contingent at TroyπŸ‘€ Protesilaos first Greek killed at Troy🌍 Phylace (Thessaly) city in ThessalyπŸ‘€ Menestheus (Athenian) son of Peteos, leader of the Athenian contingent at Troy🌍 Corinth (Argolid) city in the Argolid🌍 Epidauros (Argolid) city in the Argolid🌍 Troizen (Argolid) city in the Argolid🌍 Hermion (Argolid) city in southern Argolid encompassing also "Old Hermion", a Mycenaean city in ruins in the historical period🌍 Aigina (island) island off Attica🌍 Megara (Argolid) city on the Attica-Argolid border🌍 Asine (Argolid) city in the Argolid🌍 Mases (Argolid) city in the Argolid🌍 Salamis (island) island off AtticaπŸ‘€ Idomeneus (Cretan) son of Deucalion, leader of the Cretan contingent at Troy🌍 the Ogylian Sea sea between Crete and the PeloponneseπŸ‘€ Elephenor suitor of Helen, leader of the Euboian contingent at Troy🌍 Euboia (island) island near the Greek mainlandπŸ‘€ Lycomedes (Cretan) suitor of HelenπŸ‘€ Peisistratos (Pylian I) son of NestorπŸ‘€ Telemachos son of OdysseusπŸ‘₯ the Suitors of Penelope on Ithaca reside in Odysseus' Palace on Ithaca🏺 the Robe of Helen given to TelemachosπŸ‘€ Timandra (Spartan) daughter of TyndareosπŸ‘€ Cassandra a prophet never believed, daughter of Priam and HecabeπŸ‘€ Aineias son of Aphrodite and Anchises, leader of the Dardanian contingent at TroyπŸ‘€ Thetis Nereid, mother of Achilles🌍 the Underworld realm of HadesπŸ‘€ Hyacinthos (Spartan) loved by Apollo, associated with the flowerπŸ‘€ Nireus (Symian) leader of the Syme contingent at TroyπŸ‘€ Tyro daughter of SalmoneusπŸ‘€ Narcissos of Thespiai, fell in love with his own reflectionπŸ‘€ Aiacos son of Zeus and AiginaπŸ‘₯ the Charites personifications of grace, sometimes singular ('Charis')πŸ‘€ Himeros (personification) personification of desireπŸ‘€ Eros personification of love🌍 Rhamnous (Attica) town in Attica🌍 the Isles of the Blessed (unlocated) place of happy afterlife for heroesπŸ‘€ Philomela daughter of PandionπŸ‘€ Procne daughter of PandionπŸ‘€ Tereus son of Ares, husband of Procne🌍 Pharos (Egypt) city in Egypt, once an island in the mouth of the NileπŸ‘€ Apollo Olympian godπŸ‘€ Asclepios son of Apollo, god of healingπŸ‘€ Zephyr personification of the west windπŸ›οΈ the House of Menelaos (Sparta) at SpartaπŸ‘₯ the Mycenae Contingent at Troy (attackers) part of the Greek contingent🌍 Cyrene (Libya) city in Libya🏺 the Ash Spear of Achilles described as 'Pelion', used to heal TelephosπŸ‘€ Aithra (Trojan) slave of Helen, identified as different than Theseus' mother🌍 Attica region of the Greek mainland🌍 the Oracle of Apollo at DelphiπŸ‘€ Ge personification of EarthπŸ‘€ Momos personification of blame, disgrace🌍 the Peloponnese region of southern GreeceπŸ‘€ Pleuron eponym of Pleuron, son of AitolosπŸ‘€ Moros personification of fateπŸ‘€ Thon Egyptian host of Helen and Menelaos🌍 River Eurotas (Laconia) river in LaconiaπŸ›οΈ the Temple of Apollo Thymbraios at Thymbra (Troad)🌍 the Land of the Ethiopians region in Upper Egypt and south of Sub-Saharan Africa, often amorphous or treated as somewhat fictional🌍 River Nile (Egypt) river in Egypt🌍 Byblos (Phoinicia) city in Phoinicia🌍 Croton (Italy) city in southern Italy🌍 Eryx (Sicily) city in Sicily🌍 Iapygia (Italy) in southeast Italy🌍 Siris (S. Italy) city in south-east ItalyπŸ›οΈ the Cave of Typhon (Cilicia)🌍 the Land of the Eremboi unlocatable location in North Africa, sometimes identified with ArabiaπŸ›οΈ the Stone Old Woman (Mt Casios) landmark on Mt Casios, said to be a woman petrified by AphroditeπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Adonis (Byblos)🌍 the Sanctuary of Athena (Apulia) unlocated sanctuary, perhaps located at Castrum Minervae near Hydruntum🌍 Drepanon (W. Sicily) city in western Sicily, modern Trapani🌍 the Sanctuary of Heracles at Aithalia established by the Argonauts🌍 Concheia (Sicily) unlocatable place in Sicily🌍 Lake Gonousa (Sicily) unlocatable lake in Sicily🌍 Aigys (Laconia) city in LaconiaπŸ‘₯ the Argonauts sailors on the ArgoπŸ‘₯ the Olympian GodsπŸ›οΈ the Temple of Athena at Troy in the Citadel of TroyπŸ›οΈ the Palace of Priam (Troy) at TroyπŸ‘€ Heracles greatest Greek heroπŸ‘€ Polyxene daughter of Priam🌍 Aulis (Boiotia) city in BoiotiaπŸ‘₯ the Teuthis Contingent at Aulis (attackers) which does not reach TroyπŸ‘€ Canopos helmsman of MenelaosπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Canopos (Canopos)πŸ‘€ Phoibe (Spartan) daughter of Leda and TyndareosπŸ‘€ Theoclymenos (s. of Proteus) ruler of EgyptπŸ›οΈ the Palace of Theoclymenos (Egypt) landmark in Euripides' Helen, located in the Nile delta, possibly at PharosπŸ‘€ Theonoe (Egyptian) daughter of Proteus and PsamatheπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Proteus (Egypt) landmark in Euripides' Helen, perhaps at PharosπŸ‘€ Teucros (Salamian) son of Telamon and Hesione🌍 Nauplia (Argolid) city in the ArgolidπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Clytaimnestra (Mycenae) at MycenaeπŸ›οΈ the Altar of Athena at Lindos🏺 the Electrum Cup of Helen dedicated by her on LindosπŸ‘€ Dolos personification of deceptionπŸ‘€ Pistis personification of credulityπŸ‘€ Artemis Olympian goddess🌍 Tainaron (Laconia) city and sanctuary on the southern-most tip of the Peloponnese, sometimes identified as an entrance to the UnderworldπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Helen (Therapne) in Laconia at Therapne🏺 the Shoes of Helen dedicated by Menelaos in Apulia
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    πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 1.23πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 2.15-2.16πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 3.2πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 3.3πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 3.1-3.5πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 3.5πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 3.4πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 3.6-3.27πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 5.9πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 5.19πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 5.13βš’οΈ Lindian Chronicle (Nationalmuseet 7125; Trismegistos 817951; PHI 190693)πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 5.22πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 6.1-6.30πŸ“– Apollodoros, Epitome 6.30πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 3.10.7πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 3.12.6πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 3.10.8-3.10.9πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 3.11.1πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.85-3.110πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.121-3.138πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.139-3.170πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.203-3.224πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.267-3.323πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.161-3.170πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.171-3.180πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.383-3.417πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.421-3.427πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.436-3.447πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 7.344-7.364πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.330-3.382πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 6.286-6.296πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 44-68πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 72-89πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 11.122-11.135πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 7.365-7.397πŸ“– Euripides, Trojan Women 1-47πŸ“– Euripides, Trojan Women 122-137πŸ“– Euripides, Trojan Women 398-399πŸ“– Euripides, Trojan Women 766-771πŸ“– Euripides, Trojan Women 860-879πŸ“– Euripides, Trojan Women 940-1001πŸ“– Euripides, Trojan Women 951-960πŸ“– Euripides, Trojan Women 985-986πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 24.723-24.775πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 90-114πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 168-201πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 494-534πŸ“– Pausanias 4.16.8πŸ“– Pausanias 3.1.5πŸ“– Pausanias 3.22.1-3.22.2πŸ“– Pausanias 3.20.9πŸ“– Pausanias 3.24.10-3.24.11πŸ“– Pausanias 3.19.9-3.19.13πŸ“– Pausanias 3.15.3πŸ“– Pausanias 3.15.10-3.15.11πŸ“– Pausanias 1.18.4πŸ“– Pausanias 3.18.15πŸ“– Pausanias 1.33.7πŸ“– Pausanias 1.33.8πŸ“– Pausanias 1.35.1-1.35.2πŸ“– Pausanias 1.41.3-1.41.6πŸ“– Pausanias 2.22.6-2.22.7πŸ“– Pausanias 2.32.7πŸ“– Pausanias 5.18.1-5.18.3πŸ“– Pausanias 5.19.1-5.19.6πŸ“– Pausanias 10.12.1-10.12.8πŸ“– Pausanias 10.25.4-10.25.8πŸ“– Homer, Odyssey 4.1-4.19πŸ“– Homer, Odyssey 4.120-4.137πŸ“– Homer, Odyssey 4.219-4.234πŸ“– Homer, Odyssey 4.235-4.264πŸ“– Homer, Odyssey 4.265-4.289πŸ“– Homer, Odyssey 4.561-4.569πŸ“– Plutarch, Theseus 29.2πŸ“– Plutarch, Theseus 31.1-31.3πŸ“– Plutarch, Theseus 31.1πŸ“– Plutarch, Theseus 31.3πŸ“– Plutarch, Theseus 32.3-32.4πŸ“– Plutarch, Theseus 32.4-33.1πŸ“– Plutarch, Theseus 34.1-34.2πŸ“– Pausanias 10.25.7-10.25.8πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 3.369-3.447πŸ“– Pausanias 2.2.3πŸ“– Euripides, Cyclops 175-202πŸ“– Hesiod, Ehoiai fr. 21 MostπŸ“– Sophocles, Aias 1093-1115πŸ“– Hesiod, Ehoiai fr. 154a-e MostπŸ“– Hesiod, Ehoiai fr. 155 MostπŸ“– Hesiod, Ehoiai fr. 156 MostπŸ“– Homer, Odyssey 4.183-4.189πŸ“– Homer, Odyssey 15.160-15.181πŸ“– Homer, Odyssey 15.99-15.129πŸ“– Hesiod fr. 247 MostπŸ“– Hesiod fr. 248 MostπŸ“– Cyclic Poets unplaced fr. 8 WestπŸ“– Cypria fr. 10 WestπŸ“– Cypria fr. 12 WestπŸ“– Cypria fr. 14 WestπŸ“– Cypria fr. 19 WestπŸ“– Little Iliad fr. 17 WestπŸ“– Little Iliad fr. 28 WestπŸ“– Cypria Argumentum 1 WestπŸ“– Cypria Argumentum 2 WestπŸ“– Cypria Argumentum 4 WestπŸ“– Cypria Argumentum 11 WestπŸ“– Little Iliad Argumentum 2 WestπŸ“– Little Iliad Argumentum 4 WestπŸ“– Sack of Troy Argumentum 2 WestπŸ“– Cinaithon fr. 3 WestπŸ“– Lucian, Dialogues of the Dead 5.1-5.2 MacLeodπŸ“– Lucian, Dialogues of the Dead 27.1-27.2 MacLeodπŸ“– Lucian, Judgement of the Goddesses 13-16πŸ“– Cypria fr. 11 WestπŸ“– Callimachus, Hymn to Artemis 225-258πŸ“– Lucian, A True Story 2.8πŸ“– Lucian, The Dream, or the Cock 17πŸ“– Lucian, On the Syrian Goddess 40πŸ“– Callimachus, Aetia fr. 54 HarderπŸ“– Lucian, Essays in Portraiture 22πŸ“– Lucian, The Runaways 18πŸ“– Lucian, The Dance 40πŸ“– Lucian, The Dance 45πŸ“– Pindar, Olympian 3 1-45πŸ“– Ps-Lucian, The Patriot 23πŸ“– Ps-Lucian, Charidemos 6πŸ“– Ps-Lucian, Charidemos 16πŸ“– Ps-Lucian, Charidemos 17πŸ“– Pindar, Olympian 13 40-92πŸ“– Pindar, Pythian 5 43-93πŸ“– Pindar, Pythian 11 1-37πŸ“– Pindar, Nemean 7 17-49πŸ“– Pindar, Isthmian 8 49-60πŸ“– Pindar fr. 52f Snell-MaehlerπŸ“– Diodoros, Library 1.97.1-1.97.9πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 2.339πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 3.144πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 3.242πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 3.443πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 5.64πŸ“– Diodoros, Library 4.63.1-4.63.5πŸ“– Pomponius Mela 2.109πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 1.5πŸ“– Strabo 8.6.9πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 115-143πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 144-167πŸ“– Lucian, On Salaried Posts in Great Houses 11πŸ“– Lucian, Apology for the 'Salaried Posts in Great Houses' 1πŸ“– Cypria fr. 1 WestπŸ“– Strabo 9.1.17πŸ“– Strabo 9.1.22πŸ“– Strabo 4.1.7πŸ“– Strabo 17.1.16-17.1.19πŸ“– Strabo 1.2.30-1.2.35πŸ“– Ovid, Amores 1.10🎨 Apulian Red-Figure Bell Krater attributed to the Painter of the Boston 00.348 (Vatican 17941; LIMC Antenor I 9)🎨 Attic Red-figure Calyx Krater attributed to the Niobid Painter (Ferrara 2895; Beazley 206949; LIMC Aineias 91)πŸ“– Ovid, Amores 2.12πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 820-876πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 834-851🎨 Etruscan Bronze Mirror (JECM IX2)πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 1362-1396πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 19.326🎨 Fragments of Attic Black-Figure Neck Amphora (RD Milns 85.2740; Beazley 23188)πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 24.251πŸ“– Ps-Lucian, Charidemos 18🎨 Wall Paintings from Private Dwelling I 2, 6, Pompeii (MANN 109751; PALP r1-i2-p6-space-m)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa Annessa alla Casa dell’Efebo I 7, 19, Pompeii (PALP r1-i7-p19-space-d)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa del Sacerdos Amandus I 7, 7, Pompeii (PALP r1-i7-p7-space-c)🎨 Wall Paintings from Bottega V 2, 14, Pompeii (MANN 119689; LIMC Kirke/Circe 2; PALP r5-i2-p14-space-e)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa del Labirinto VI 11, 8.1, Pompeii (PALP r6-i11-p10-space-29)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa di Sallustio VI 2, 4, Pompeii (PALP r6-i2-p4-space-34)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa del Poeta Tragico VI 8, 3.5, Pompeii (MANN 9105, 9108, 9559; PALP r6-i8-p5-space-3)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa dei Capitelli Colorati VII 4, 31.51, Pompeii (MANN 8996; PALP r7-i4-p31-space-17)🎨 Attic Black-Figure Neck Amphora attributed to the Antimenes Painter (Otago E48.231; Beazley 320099)🎨 Wall Paintings from Private Dwelling IX 2, 18, Pompeii (PALP r9-i2-p18-space-l)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa dell'Efebo I 7, 11, Pompeii (PALP r1-i7-p11-space-17)🎨 Wall Paintings from House of Menander / Casa del Menandro I 10, 4, Pompeii (PALP r1-i10-p4-space-4)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa dei Cinque Scheletri VI 10, 2, Pompeii (MANN 9107, 9002, 8999; PALP r6-i10-p2-space-6)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa di Giasone IX 5, 18, Pompeii (MANN 114320, 114321, 114322; PALP r9-i5-p18-space-e)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa degli Amorini Dorati VI 16, 7.38, Pompeii (PALP r6-i16-p7-space-e)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa del Criptoportico I 6, 2, Pompeii (PALP r1-i6-p2-space-17)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa della Imperatrice di Russia VI 14, 42, Pompeii (MANN 9378; PALP r6-i14-p42-space-4)🎨 Attic Black-Figure Neck Amphora attributed to the Leagros Group (RΓΆhsska 66-58)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa di Marcus Lucretius IX 3, 5.24, Pompeii (PALP r9-i3-p5-space-19)🎨 Wall Paintings from Private Dwelling IX 5, 14-16, Pompeii (MANN 111480, 111481, 111483; PALP r9-i5-p14-space-f)🎨 Wall Paintings from The Black Room in IX 10 , Pompeii (PALP r9-i10)🎨 Wall Paintings from Bottega IX 2, 5, Pompeii (PALP r9-i2-p5-space-c)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa di Meleagro VI 9, 2.13, Pompeii (PALP r6-i9-p2-space-27)🎨 Bronze Gladiator's Helmet from Pompeii (MANN 5673)🎨 Wall Paintings from Bottega VI 14, 8.9, Pompeii (PALP r6-i14-p8-space-5)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa di Terentius Nero VII 2, 6, Pompeii (PALP r7-i2-p6-space-i)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa dei Postumii VIII 4, 4.49, Pompeii (PALP r8-i4-p4-space-10)πŸ“– Lucian, The Dead Come to Life, or the Fisherman 31πŸ“– Lucian, Symposium, or the Lapiths 41🎨 Attic Black-Figure Amphora attributed to the Rycroft Painter (Rhodes 13447)🎨 Attic Red-Figure Column Krater attributed to the Matsch Painter (RΓΆhsska 171-62)πŸ“– Callimachus, Aetia fr. 190a-c HarderπŸ“– Diegeseis to Callimachus 10.6-9 Norsa & Vitelli = fr. 227a PfeifferπŸ“– Diodoros, Library 7.1.1-7.4.4🎨 Wall Painting from lararium in Casa di Nettuno e Anfitrite V 6-7, Herculaneum (MANN 150210)🎨 Wall Painting from space 24 in the Villa Arianna, Stabiae (MANN 8982)🎨 Wall Paintings from Casa di Meleagro VI 9, 2.13, Pompeii (MANN 9250; PALP R6-i9-p2)πŸ“– Antoninus Liberalis, Metamorphoses 27🎨 Fragments of Attic Black-Figure Neck Amphora (RD Milns 85.2518 b)πŸ“– Ovid, Metamorphoses 12.1-12.38πŸ“– Ovid, Metamorphoses 13.196-13.237πŸ“– Conon, Narrations 8🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B425)🎨 Fragments of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B1732)🎨 Fragments of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B982)🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B987; LIMC Achilleus 377)🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B1883)🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B7790)πŸ“– Ovid, Metamorphoses 15.199-15.251🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B7333)🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B4992)🎨 Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B1912; LIMC Achilleus 377)🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B1803; LIMC Achilleus 377)🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B161)🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B4475)🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B4915)🎨 Fragments of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B981)🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B1011)🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B2198)πŸ“– Aeschylus, Agamemnon 40-67🎨 Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B112)🎨 Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B1888)πŸ“– Aeschylus, Agamemnon 615-680🎨 Fragment of Bronze Shieldband made by Aristodamos of Argos (Getty 84.AC.11)πŸ“– Aeschylus, Agamemnon 1468-1474πŸ“– Ion of Chios, Tragedies FragTrag fr. 51-59 = fr. 43b-49a Snell-KannichtπŸ“– Euripides, Hecuba 239-295πŸ“– Euripides, Hecuba 432-483πŸ“– Euripides, Hecuba 609-656πŸ“– Ovid, Metamorphoses 14.654-14.697πŸ“– Euripides, Hecuba 886-951πŸ“– Euripides, Andromache 26-55πŸ“– Euripides, Andromache 91-116πŸ“– Euripides, Andromache 116-146πŸ“– Euripides, Andromache 209-273πŸ“– Euripides, Andromache 590-641πŸ“– Euripides, Andromache 884-929πŸ“– Euripides, Iphigenia at Aulis 49-79πŸ“– Euripides, Iphigenia at Aulis 80-135πŸ“– Euripides, Iphigenia at Aulis 415-468πŸ“– Euripides, Iphigenia at Aulis 742-860πŸ“– Euripides, Iphigenia at Aulis 1146-1210πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 1-30πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 134-163πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 31-67πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 220-284πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 530-615πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 685-760πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 944-1029πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 1165-1277πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 68-133πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 1512-1620πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 1621-1692πŸ“– Euripides, Helen 765-841πŸ“– Euripides, Electra 213-280πŸ“– Euripides, Electra 988-1054πŸ“– Euripides, Electra 1232-1291🎨 Etruscan Bronze Mirror (Met 21.88.28)πŸ“– Sophocles, Electra 516-550πŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 2.101πŸ“– Conon, Narrations 23πŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 35.17πŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 33.81πŸ“– Conon, Narrations 18πŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 34.77πŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 25.12 = 25.5.1πŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 21.33.1πŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 35.66πŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 35.138πŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 35.145πŸ“– Conon, Narrations 34πŸ“– Critias fr. 15 Snell-KannichtπŸ“– Ovid, Heroides 1πŸ“– Ovid, Heroides 5πŸ“– Eustathios, Commentary on Homer's Odyssey 1387.50-1387.62πŸ“– Ovid, Heroides 8πŸ“– Eustathios, Commentary on Homer's Odyssey 1417.24-1417.28πŸ“– Ovid, Heroides 13πŸ“– Hesiod, Works & Days 156-169dπŸ“– Eustathios, Commentary on Homer's Odyssey 1425.60-1425.63
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    Apollodoros, EpitomeApollodoros, LibraryHomer, IliadLycophron, AlexandraEuripides, Trojan WomenPausaniasHomer, OdysseyPlutarch, TheseusEuripides, CyclopsHesiod, EhoiaiSophocles, AiasHesiodCyclic Poets Cypria Little Iliad Sack of TroyCinaithonLucian, Dialogues of the DeadLucian, Judgement of the GoddessesCallimachus, Hymn to ArtemisLucian, A True StoryLucian, The Dream, or the CockLucian, On the Syrian GoddessCallimachus, AetiaLucian, Essays in PortraitureLucian, The RunawaysLucian, The DancePindar, Olympian 3Ps-Lucian, The PatriotPs-Lucian, CharidemosPindar, Olympian 13Pindar, Pythian 5Pindar, Pythian 11Pindar, Nemean 7Pindar, Isthmian 8PindarDiodoros, LibraryD-Scholia, IliadPomponius MelaStraboLucian, On Salaried Posts in Great HousesLucian, Apology for the 'Salaried Posts in Great Houses'Ovid, AmoresLucian, The Dead Come to Life, or the FishermanLucian, Symposium, or the Lapiths Diegeseis to CallimachusAntoninus Liberalis, MetamorphosesOvid, MetamorphosesConon, NarrationsAeschylus, AgamemnonIon of Chios, TragediesEuripides, HecubaEuripides, AndromacheEuripides, Iphigenia at AulisEuripides, HelenEuripides, ElectraSophocles, ElectraPliny, Natural HistoryCritiasOvid, HeroidesEustathios, Commentary on Homer's OdysseyHesiod, Works & Days
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    πŸ›οΈ the Temple of the Syrian Goddess at Hierapolis (Syria) temple variously associated with Atagartis, Hera, and Rhea
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