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B. As the Trojans left Sicily to sail northward , Juno ( Hera ) commanded Aeolus ,
keeper of the winds , to destroy the Trojan fleet . The goddess had not forgotten
her anger at Venus ( Aphrodite ) for winning the golden apple , and at the Trojans
...
B. As the Trojans left Sicily to sail northward , Juno ( Hera ) commanded Aeolus ,
keeper of the winds , to destroy the Trojan fleet . The goddess had not forgotten
her anger at Venus ( Aphrodite ) for winning the golden apple , and at the Trojans
...
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Neoptolemus ruled in Ephyra after the Trojan War , and his Trojan captive
Helenus founded Buthrotum . Although a few Greek myths involve Epeirus ( one
Epeirot city , Dodona , was highly respected by the Greeks for its ancient oracle of
Zeus ) ...
Neoptolemus ruled in Ephyra after the Trojan War , and his Trojan captive
Helenus founded Buthrotum . Although a few Greek myths involve Epeirus ( one
Epeirot city , Dodona , was highly respected by the Greeks for its ancient oracle of
Zeus ) ...
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The Greeks arrived at Troy and refused to believe the Trojan protestations that
Helen was not there . Only after destroying the city and most of its inhabitants did
they discover that the Trojans had been telling the truth . In every version of the ...
The Greeks arrived at Troy and refused to believe the Trojan protestations that
Helen was not there . Only after destroying the city and most of its inhabitants did
they discover that the Trojans had been telling the truth . In every version of the ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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