Near the end of poet Maria Zoccola's "Helen of Troy, 1993," the book's titular protagonist addresses the "gods of difficult ...

triggered by the Trojan prince Paris's abduction of the Greek beauty Helen, “the face that launched a thousand ships”. However, the Iliad is hardly a romance. The abduction scene is only ...

Soldiers are different. They are servants of the state. In well-governed countries, they are bound by discipline, the rule of ...

Legend has it, the Trojan prince Paris killed Achilles by shooting him in the same heel with an arrow. Paris was avenging his brother, Hector, whom Achilles had slain. For all the subversion of his ...

He is brought down only by a poisoned arrow (a sneaky weapon if ever there was one) fired by the wimpy Paris, whose seduction ... Achilles not only kills the Trojan prince Hector but then drags ...

triggered by the Trojan prince Paris's abduction of the Greek beauty Helen, "the face that launched a thousand ships". However, the Iliad is hardly a romance. The abduction scene is only alluded to in ...

But not all are deserving of this kind of everlasting fame. Near the beginning of the tale, the Trojan prince Paris falls in love with the Spartan queen Helen, who is married to King Menelaus. The ...

In the story, the Greek army besieges Troy after the abduction of the Spartan queen, Helen, by the Trojan prince, Paris. Much of the story follows Achilles, the near-invulnerable Greek hero, and his ...

a Trojan Prince, and Cressida, a Trojan woman captured by the Greeks, and is essentially a comedy of manners playing out against the wildly contrasting sides. “So with the Trojans, you're ...

It chronicles the story of Greek hero Odysseus during his tumultuous journey home following the Trojan War. “The Odyssey” is due in theaters on July 17, 2026. Nolan is set to write and will ...