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Page 175
When Amphitryon was banished from Argos , Creon and his wife welcomed him
and his wife Alcmene . Their daughter Megara later married Heracles , Alcmene's
son by Zeus . In Creon's old age Thebes was invaded by Lycus , a descendant ...
When Amphitryon was banished from Argos , Creon and his wife welcomed him
and his wife Alcmene . Their daughter Megara later married Heracles , Alcmene's
son by Zeus . In Creon's old age Thebes was invaded by Lycus , a descendant ...
Page 265
D. For a time Helen seemed a model wife . She bore a daughter , Hermione , and
perhaps a son , Nicostratus . ( On the authority of Stesichorus , among others ,
Pausanias ( 2.22.6–7 ) said that Iphigeneia was Helen's daughter by Theseus ...
D. For a time Helen seemed a model wife . She bore a daughter , Hermione , and
perhaps a son , Nicostratus . ( On the authority of Stesichorus , among others ,
Pausanias ( 2.22.6–7 ) said that Iphigeneia was Helen's daughter by Theseus ...
Page 373
Although Menelaus may have suspected that his wife was not a wholly unwilling
captive , he immediately consulted with his brother as to how he might get Helen ,
and the treasure , back . They recalled that Tyndareüs had forced all his ...
Although Menelaus may have suspected that his wife was not a wholly unwilling
captive , he immediately consulted with his brother as to how he might get Helen ,
and the treasure , back . They recalled that Tyndareüs had forced all his ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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