One legend states that this figure spent much of her life incognito in Egypt and that she was replaced by a copy of herself made out of clouds.
One legend states that this figure spent much of her life incognito in Egypt and that she was replaced by a copy of herself made out of clouds. In The Odyssey, she receives nepenthe from Polidamma. A later legend describes how she imitated the voice of men's wives during a night raid. The Aeneid describes the ignominy of this woman, who mutilates the body of her last husband Deiphobus. She is both sister and sister-in-law to Clytemnestra. Her mother Leda was impregnated in the form of a swan. Fifty men pursued her when she left Sparta and went to the court of King Priam. For 10 points, name this wife to Menelaus then Paris, a figure largely responsible for the Trojan War.
One legend states that this figure spent much of her life incognito in Egypt and that she was replaced by a copy of herself made out of clouds.
Helen of Troy