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Helen and her Eidolon

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Lady Come Down: The Eastern Wandering of Helen, Paris, and Menelaus

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Helen’s Fatal Attraction and its Inversion

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Helenos and the Polyphyletic Etymologies of Helen

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Helen of Troy: Unwomanly in Her Sexuality

By Gregory Nagy

Helen of Sparta and her very own Eidolon

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Helen’s mixed feelings for Alexander in Iliad 3: the cognitive, pragmatic, and emotional significance of third-person pronouns

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