Paris   - in ancient sources @ attalus.org


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  Paris   - a Trojan, the son of Priamus, who abducted Helen
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Aelian:Fr_122   ehaviour] of Menelaus to Paris the son of Priam I neither
Aelian:NA_1.26   elaus fought for his wife with Paris. [27] & The Octopus
Aelian:NA_7.19   bone, just like Menelaus and Paris over Helen. I am told
Aelian:NA_10.1   to a close. And Paris was being dragged along by Menela
Aelian:NA_14.8   had accepted the gold of Paris, splendid gifts,' as Homer
AnthPal_6.48   of Cypris, voting like Paris against you." [50] Simonide
AnthPal_6.89   its rugged peak, to you Paris the fisherman dedicates thi
AnthPal_16.165   in finding fault with Paris." [166] EUENUS & { Ph 11
AnthPal_16.166   Cnidians, having the vote of Paris to attest his skill.
AnthPal_16.170   spear you will exclaim, "Paris was really a bumpkin." [171
AnthPal_16.172   on, forgetting the judgment of Paris. [176] Antipater_of_T
AntipThes_9.77   send a flame to fall on Troy, Paris the bringer of woe.
Apollonid_16.49   which such a sun shines. * & Paris and Ganymedes. [16.50
Athen_1.18   eroes as perfumed except Paris; when he says [ Il_3'392
Athen_6.232   might avenge himself on Paris - & Bring me the golden orn
Athen_12.510   say that the Judgment of Paris is a tale originally invented
Athen_14.614   to laugh at Bithys and Paris, who had more influence tha
Cic:DeOr_3.219   was at the time when Paris wedded Helen
Lucill_11.278   you teach the woes of Paris and Menelaus, having at hom
Nicarch_9.576   rmerly, amid the rocks of Ida, Paris pronounced me fairest
Plin:HN_34.77   [77] The statue of Alexander Paris is by Euphranor; it is
Plut:Mor_174   eek ambassadors, advised Alexander to restore Helen, promi
[Sen]:Octav_4   that the Phrygian shepherd { Paris } should have been proud
StephByz_70   roy, where they say that Paris judged the goddesses, accor


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