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When most of the princes of Greek cities were suing for the hand of
Clytemnestra's sister Helen, Agamemnon used his influence as Tyndareiis' son-
in-law to urge Menelaiis' claim. The wily old King Tyndareiis left the choice to his
daughter, ...
When most of the princes of Greek cities were suing for the hand of
Clytemnestra's sister Helen, Agamemnon used his influence as Tyndareiis' son-
in-law to urge Menelaiis' claim. The wily old King Tyndareiis left the choice to his
daughter, ...
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Apollonius Rhodius named him among the Argonauts, who were led by jason,
son of Iphiclus' sister Alcimede. Iphigeneia. The eldest daughter of Agamemnon
and Clytemnestra. The poet Stesichorus and others alleged that Iphigeneia was ...
Apollonius Rhodius named him among the Argonauts, who were led by jason,
son of Iphiclus' sister Alcimede. Iphigeneia. The eldest daughter of Agamemnon
and Clytemnestra. The poet Stesichorus and others alleged that Iphigeneia was ...
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In Apollonius Rhodius' Argonautica, she averts violence between Zetes and Cala'
is and her sisters the Harpies. Other references to her in Classical writings are
innumerable. Irus. An Ithacan beggar. Irus, who had been christened Amaeiis, ...
In Apollonius Rhodius' Argonautica, she averts violence between Zetes and Cala'
is and her sisters the Harpies. Other references to her in Classical writings are
innumerable. Irus. An Ithacan beggar. Irus, who had been christened Amaeiis, ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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