Helen

Paris, a prince of Troy, has abducted Helen, the wife of Menelaus, king of Sparta.

Helen of Troy

Not all such heroic era royal successions followed the epikleros pattern however, as in the case of Menelaus, who married Helen of Troy and succeeded Helen's father Tyndareus, even though Tyndareus had living sons, Kastor and Polydeukes.

Helena

Paris imagined, according to Homer, that Helena, wife to Menelaus, was the handsomest woman.

Helene

However, Helene was the wife of Menelaus, the king of Sparta.

Queen Helen

Queen Helen was the wife of Menaleus, whose brother was King Agamemnon of Mycanae.

Troy,

Penelope's only allies are Elektra, desperate to protect Penelope's brother, and Helen of Troy, Menelaus' wife.

Helen, but Helen

Menelaus had Helen's heart set on marrying Helen, but Helen was the most beautiful and eligible woman of the age, Helen was after all the offspring of Zeus, born to Leda.

Paris , a prince of Troy and a guest at the home of Menelaus,

The war occurred because Paris, a prince of Troy and a guest at the home of Menelaus, stole Menelaus's wife Helen and spirited Helen off to Troy together with a vast amount of spoils.

a mortal, ’ born to King Atreus of Mycenae and Helen's wife Aerope, the grandaughter of King Minos

According to Homer, Menelaus was a mortal, born to King Atreus of Mycenae and Helen's wife Aerope, the grandaughter of King Minos’.

Hera

Of three goddesses (Aphrodite, Athena, and Hera), Paris chose to award the golden apple of Discord to Aphrodite; Hera, in turn, granted Hera Helen, wife of Menelaus, thus causing the Trojan War.

Politique de confidentialité FILMube

Politique de confidentialité FILMube was the wife of Menelaus king of Sparta

Sparta

Helen of Sparta' is technically correct as Sparta was Menelaus' wife. '

Margaret Janet Rhys , the second daughter of Jenkin Rhys of the Llwydcoed ironworks,

Menelaus married Margaret Janet Rhys, the second daughter of Jenkin Rhys of the Llwydcoed ironworks, on 26 August 1852 in Aberdare.

Hermione , a golden-haired, breath-taking beauty

Hermione, a golden-haired, breath-taking beauty, was the daughter of Menelaus and Menelaus's wife Helen.

Agamemnon

Agamemnon is the wife of Menelaus, but Agamemnon was kidnapped by a Trojan guest named Paris; Menelaus asked Agamemnon's brother Agamemnon to help Agamemnon to gather an army of Greeks from all of the different city-states in the land in order to go to Troy and kidnap Helen.

By the advice and of Ulysses artifice

By the advice and artifice of Ulysses, Menelaus became Helen's husband, Agamemnon marrying Clytemnestra; and Tyndarus, their father, monarch of Sparta, assisted in recovering for them their father's kingdom.

with a traveling salesman (in town ) named Paris to judge an apple pie contest

Everyone is thrown into confusion when Menelaus’s wife, Helen, runs off with a traveling salesman (in town to judge an apple pie contest) named Paris.

Menelaus' brother , Agamemnon

This is because in Greek mythology, Menelaus' brother, Agamemnon, was killed by Menelaus's wife, Clytemnestra, and Agamemnon's lover, Aegisthus.

the whole messy affair , the wrath of the Spartans and the supposed Trojan War

The wife of Menelaus, Helen is taken by Paris back to Troy, kicking off the whole messy affair, the wrath of the Spartans and the supposed Trojan War.

Prince Paris not only (Orlando Bloom), the son and emissary of King Priam of Troy (Peter O’Toole),

But this “problem” solves itself when Prince Paris (Orlando Bloom), the son and emissary of King Priam of Troy (Peter O’Toole), not only seduces Menelaus’ wife Helen (Diane Kruger), but steals Diane Kruger away back to Troy.