Helene - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Helene - "Helen of Troy", wife of Menelaus, eloped with Paris
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320/35 remark of the painter Nicomachus, about the "Helene" of Zeuxis.
Within translations:
Aelian:NA_7.19 like Menelaus and Paris over Helen. I am told that the
Aelian:NA_9.21 took under his charge Helen the daughter of Zeus (becau
Aelian:NA_11.27 was caused, they say, by Helen the daughter of Zeus; the
Aelian:NA_14.8 mbassador to treat about Helen,* when Antimachus advised
Aelian:NA_15.13 eign of Thonis; and when Helen realised how strong this
AntipSid_7.218 have battled for her as for Helen. [7.232] & { G-P -
Athen_3.81 Cydonian apples, in his Helene, speaking thus :- & Before
Athen_6.232 god, and also the necklace of Helen, which had been given
Athen_6.233 ton got the ornaments of Helen; and she, being in love wit
Athen_13.556 pect for his wedded wife Helene, on whose account he gathe
Athen_13.557 orce were ravished Helene, Ariadne, Hippolyte, and the dau
Athen_13.560 Trojan war on account of Helene; the plague which took pla
Athen_13.563 Alexis says in his Helene:- & The man who falls in love
Athen_13.566 velling at the beauty of Helene, are represented as speaki
Athen_13.585 who was nicknamed Poor Helene; and as it was summer, and
Cic:DeOr_3.219 the time when Paris wedded Helen
Cic:Phil_2.55 credit to Antonius alone. As Helen was to the Trojans, so
Lucill_11.278 ome plenty of Parises for your Helen. [11.279] & { F 111
Lucill_11.408 will never turn Hecuba into Helen. [11.433] & { ? 142
Nicand:Th_300 If the tale be true, Bane-Helen coming from Troy was angered
Plut:Mor_174 sed Alexander to restore Helen, promising to give him two
Plut:Mor_838 another oration in praise of Helen, and one called Areop
Polyaen_1.13.1 elaus was returning with Helene from Egypt, he was forced
POxy_1380 dus divine ; in Bithynia Helen ; in Tenedos name of the
[Sen]:Octav_4 that famous offspring of hers, Helen, and it is permissible enough
ValMax_3.7e.3 But Zeuxis having painted Helen, did not think it fitting

Helene ² - a woman renowned for her large appetite
Athen_10.414 there was a woman named Helene, who ate more than any oth

Helene - in documents
AnthPal_7.184 the tomb of the maiden Helenē, and in mourning too for

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