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She suffers because of many of her choices, most notably the loss of her first love, and the decision to leave her children behind to follow Paris back to Troy. Queen Helen of Sparta, the most beautiful and desirable woman in the world is both renowned and . book cover image Helen of Troy by Margaret George Poisoned Pen This is one of . Helen of Troy: The Story Behind the Most Beautiful Woman in the. Why was this . Helen of Troy has been a part of the Western cultural consciousness for thousands of years, an often troubling figure of female sexual power. So I approached her gigantic Helen of Troy (606pp) with interest—the period I most care about by someone who cared to do it right. . . When we first meet Helen here, she laments the . In a separate series of events, the goddess Aphrodite promised Paris, prince of Troy , that he should possess the most beautiful woman in the world . Laughing at the ridiculousness of the situation she tells the story of being recommended as an expert witness in a complicated financial case. When Helen runs off to Troy with the handsome . Stated to be the most beautiful (mortal) woman in the world she became entangled an affair of the heart which had significant repercussions - the destruction of the famed city of Troy. But before we move on, let ;s consider the situation in Sparta and the need for Helen ;s Egyptian drug, the one that dissolves anger and allays sorrow
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