Helen of Troy

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Helen of Troy is a legendary figure from Greek mythology renowned as the most beautiful woman in the world, whose abduction by Paris sparked the Trojan War.

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All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Helen of Troy canonical 49
Helen 6
Helen of Sparta 2

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Trojan War figure
character in Greek mythology
mythological figure
abductedBy Paris
abductedFrom Sparta
abductionMotif elopement with Paris
appearsIn Cypria
Homer's Iliad
surface form: Iliad

Little Iliad
Homer's Odyssey
surface form: Odyssey

Oresteia (indirectly)
associatedEvent Trojan War
associatedWith Sparta
Troy
beautyComparedTo goddesses
causeOf Trojan War
surface form: Trojan War (in myth)
child Hermione
Megapenthes (mythological)
Nicostratus
Pleistrus
culture Ancient Greek
epithet Helen
surface form: Helen of Sparta

the most beautiful woman in the world
father Zeus
gender female
givenName Helen
husband Menelaus
influenced Western art
Western drama
Western literature
lover Paris
maritalStatusBeforeAbduction married to Menelaus
mother Leda
mythicCycle Trojan cycle
surface form: Trojan Cycle
mythologicalTradition Greek mythology
notableFor extraordinary beauty
role in causing the Trojan War
origin Sparta
portrayedAs cause of the Trojan War
sibling Castor
Clytemnestra
Phoebe
Pollux
Timandra
spouse Menelaus
Paris
symbolOf destructive power of desire
idealized beauty
title Helen of Troy self-linksurface differs
surface form: Queen of Sparta

Referenced by (60)

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

Zeus child Helen of Troy
Eleanor possibleOriginFrom Helen of Troy
this entity surface form: Helen
Helen Pitts Douglass givenName Helen of Troy
this entity surface form: Helen
Nell usedAsDiminutiveOf Helen of Troy
this entity surface form: Helen
Nell relatedName Helen of Troy
this entity surface form: Helen
Nell shortFormOf Helen of Troy
this entity surface form: Helen
Nell etymologicalRootVia Helen of Troy
this entity surface form: Helen
Apollo sibling Helen of Troy
Homer's Iliad mainCharacter Helen of Troy
subject surface form: Iliad
Telemachus meets Helen of Troy
The Penelopiad featuresCharacter Helen of Troy
Leda motherOf Helen of Troy
Leda title Helen of Troy
this entity surface form: Queen of Sparta
Leda gaveBirthTo Helen of Troy
Leda childrenWithZeus Helen of Troy
Leda childrenWithTyndareus Helen of Troy
Helen of Troy title Helen of Troy self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Queen of Sparta
Theseus abducted Helen of Troy
this entity surface form: Helen of Sparta (in some traditions)
Trojan War hasParticipant Helen of Troy
Menelaus spouse Helen of Troy
On Famous Women notableFigureProfiled Helen of Troy
Catalogue of Women featuresCharacter Helen of Troy
Tyndareus fatherOf Helen of Troy
Tyndareus stepfatherOf Helen of Troy
Clytemnestra sibling Helen of Troy
Castor halfSister Helen of Troy
Pollux halfSibling Helen of Troy
Philonoë sibling Helen of Troy
Zeus and Hera parent Helen of Troy
subject surface form: Zeus
Nemesis associatedWith Helen of Troy
Helen epithet Helen of Troy
Helen epithet Helen of Troy
this entity surface form: Helen of Sparta
Megapenthes (mythological) mother Helen of Troy
subject surface form: Megapenthes
Little Iliad featuresCharacter Helen of Troy
Pleistrus mother Helen of Troy
Pleistrus notableRelative Helen of Troy
Thestius notableDescendant Helen of Troy
Hermione childOf Helen of Troy
Hermione mother Helen of Troy
Nicostratus parent Helen of Troy
Nicostratus mother Helen of Troy
Timandra sibling Helen of Troy
Timandra notableRelative Helen of Troy
Faust, Part Two mainCharacter Helen of Troy
Aethra enslavedBy Helen of Troy
Acamas associatedWith Helen of Troy
Chrysothemis relative Helen of Troy
Helene relatedTo Helen of Troy