Helen

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Helen is a figure from Greek mythology famed for her extraordinary beauty, whose abduction by Paris sparked the Trojan War.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Helen canonical 39
Helen of Sparta 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Spartan queen
figure in Greek mythology
mythological character
abductor Paris
associatedDeity Aphrodite
associatedPlace Sparta
Troy
associatedTheme beauty
fate
infidelity
war
associatedWork Cypria
Euripides' Helen
surface form: Helen (play by Euripides)

Homer's Iliad
surface form: Iliad

Homer's Odyssey
surface form: Odyssey

Oresteia
causeOf Trojan War
culture Ancient Greek
epithet Helen of Troy
surface form: Helen of Sparta

Helen of Troy
event abducted or eloped with Paris to Troy
returned to Sparta with Menelaus after the Trojan War (in most versions)
father Zeus
gender female
givenName Helen
influence Western art
Western literature
literaryTradition Attic tragedy
Epic Cycle
marriage married to Menelaus before abduction
mother Leda
mythology Greek mythology
mythVariant daughter of Zeus and Leda
daughter of Zeus and Nemesis
hatched from an egg
notableFor extraordinary beauty
role in the Trojan War
offspring Hermione
Megapenthes (mythological)
surface form: Megapenthes (in some traditions)

Nicostratus
Pleistrus
surface form: Pleistorus
roleInMyth cause of conflict between Greeks and Trojans
prize awarded to Paris by Aphrodite
sibling Castor
Clytemnestra
Pollux
spouse Menelaus
symbolOf the most beautiful woman in the world
title Queen of Sparta

Referenced by (40)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Helen of Troy givenName Helen
Helen of Troy epithet Helen
this entity surface form: Helen of Sparta
Helen Garner givenName Helen
Euripides notableWork Helen
Helen Fielding givenName Helen
Ellen isVariantOf Helen
Helen Mirren givenName Helen
Troy mainCharacter Helen
subject surface form: Troy (film)
Helen Keller givenName Helen
Helen Sharman givenName Helen
Elena isVariantOf Helen
Isocrates notableWork Helen
judgment of Paris rewardForParis Helen
subject surface form: Judgment of Paris
Helen Menken givenName Helen
Trojan Women (Euripides) featuresCharacter Helen
subject surface form: Trojan Women
Paris spouseOrLover Helen
Megapenthes (mythological) mother Helen
subject surface form: Megapenthes
Helen Clark givenName Helen
Cypria includesCharacter Helen
Helen Zakheim givenName Helen
Pirithous abducted Helen
Helene derivedFrom Helen
Troades character Helen