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The seer is said to have predicted when Achilles was only nine years old that
Troy could not be taken without his aid. When the Greek fleet was assembled at
Aulis to prepare for the voyage to Troy, and the leaders were sacrificing
hecatombs ...
The seer is said to have predicted when Achilles was only nine years old that
Troy could not be taken without his aid. When the Greek fleet was assembled at
Aulis to prepare for the voyage to Troy, and the leaders were sacrificing
hecatombs ...
Page 191
Thereafter the laurel was sacred to Apollo. [Pausanias lo.7.8; Ovid,
Metamorphoses, 1,452–567; Hyginus, Fabulae, 203.) Daphne. See MANTo.
Dardania. The region near, or including, Troy. This land, first ruled by the
indigenous king Teucer, ...
Thereafter the laurel was sacred to Apollo. [Pausanias lo.7.8; Ovid,
Metamorphoses, 1,452–567; Hyginus, Fabulae, 203.) Daphne. See MANTo.
Dardania. The region near, or including, Troy. This land, first ruled by the
indigenous king Teucer, ...
Page 267
According to this extraordinary tale, Helen never went to Troy at all. In Helen [31–
48], the heroine explains that Hera, "gy at Paris for judging in favor of Aphrodite,
gave him a phantom Helen made of cloud, while Zeus arranged that Hermes ...
According to this extraordinary tale, Helen never went to Troy at all. In Helen [31–
48], the heroine explains that Hera, "gy at Paris for judging in favor of Aphrodite,
gave him a phantom Helen made of cloud, while Zeus arranged that Hermes ...
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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