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CELAENO ther of Oenone , Paris ' first wife , and of Hesperia ( or Asterope ) , whom Aesacus a loved . QASSIOPEIA destroyed many of the homeward - bound Greek ships . She did nothing , however , for the pious Cassandra , who was carried ...
CELAENO ther of Oenone , Paris ' first wife , and of Hesperia ( or Asterope ) , whom Aesacus a loved . QASSIOPEIA destroyed many of the homeward - bound Greek ships . She did nothing , however , for the pious Cassandra , who was carried ...
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Creon's wife , Eurydice ( or Eniocha ) , hanged herself from grief . An Athenian army under Theseus forced Creon to allow the burial of the Argives . When Amphitryon was banished from Argos , Creon and his wife welcomed him and his wife ...
Creon's wife , Eurydice ( or Eniocha ) , hanged herself from grief . An Athenian army under Theseus forced Creon to allow the burial of the Argives . When Amphitryon was banished from Argos , Creon and his wife welcomed him and his wife ...
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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 ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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