This woman's husband promised the hand of their daughter Hermione to Neoptolemus, even though she was already betrothed to Orestes.
In the first set from Ovid's Double Heroides, this character sees the words "I love" written in wine above her name. At a banquet, this character served wine mixed with a drug of forgetfulness called nepenthe, which she received from Polydamna. This woman's husband promised the hand of their daughter Hermione to Neoptolemus, even though she was already betrothed to Orestes. When she was twelve, this woman was left with Aethra after (*) Theseus kidnapped her. At the suggestion of Odysseus, this woman's putative father Tyndareus had her suitors draw straws for her hand and vow to protect the victor. Aphrodite offered this woman in exchange for the golden apple of discord. For 10 points, name this wife of Menelaus, a legendary beauty whose elopement with Paris sparked the Trojan War.
In the first set from Ovid's Double Heroides, this character sees the words "I love" written in wine above her name.
Helen of Troy [or Helen of Sparta] &lt;Kothari&gt;