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trojan war

mythology

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hector stole Achilles', which Patroclus had borrowed armor
helen was kidnapped from this city sparta
the most beautiful woman helen
only trojan to survive the war aeneas
Achilles' friend who died by Hector's sword patroclus
bravest trojan warrior hector
River which Achilles' mother dipped him in river styx
Achilles' special troops myrmidons
a wooden one fooled the trojans horse
husband of helen menelaus
Menelaus's brother; king of Mycenae agamemnon
he planned the wooden horse trick odysseus
greek who was less behind sinon
Achilles' vulnerable spot heel
champion of the greeks achilles
it was "for the fairest" apple
country where trojan war may have actually occured turkey
he made the judgement that started the war paris
some of the oldest stories in literature are found here illiad
priam was king of this city troy
author of the trojan war stories homer
a long narrative poem epic
king of troy; Hector's father priam
what penelope was weaving shroud
zeus destroyed the ship with it thunderbolt
she rescued odysseus on the beach at Phaecia nausicaa
god of the winds aeolus
the bully suitor antinous
helped odysseus athena
beautiful sea nymph; odysseus stayed with her for 10 years calypso
turned men into pigs circe
whirlpool charybdis
bravest warrior hector
god of war mars
wife of odysseus penelope
cyclops polyphemus
god of the sea poseidon
founder of rome romulus
six-headed monster scylla
their songs lured men to their death sirens
son of odysseus telemachus
roman aphrodite venus
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