Helen of Troy From Homer to Hollywood by Laurie Macguire is a literary biography of Helen.
Helen of Troy was one of the central figures of the Trojan War.
The portrayal of Helen of Troy in the Iliad of Homer, according to Hanna M. Roisman.
Why Aphrodite picked Helen of Troy for Paris, thereby setting in motion the sailing of 1000 ships to Troy.
Short entry on Helen of Troy.
Atreus had two sons, Menelaus and Agamemnon, who married the royal Spartan sisters, Helen and Clytemnestra.
The Spartan and divine family of origin of Helen of Troy, her abductors, and the pledge that led the Greek leaders to fight to bring Helen back from Troy.
Carlos Parada lists the suitors of Helen of Troy according to three sources: Apollodorus, Hyginus, and Hesiod. Those on all three lists are Elephenor, Ajax, Menelaus, Menestheus, Odysseus, and Philoctetes.
Carlos Parada's detailed page on Helen of Troy. To Paris, Helen bore Aganus, Corythus, Bunomus, and Idaeus; to Menelaus, Hermione and Nicostratus. Helen of Troy bore Iphigenia to Theseus.
Tracy Marks' collection of links on Helen of Troy, including books, paintings, and information on the television miniseries on Helen of Troy.
