While visiting Spartan King
Menelaus (Brendan Gleeson), Trojan prince Paris (Orlando Bloom) falls for
Menelaus's wife, Helen (Diane Kruger), and takes her back to Troy.
Joe Houghton as the reluctant soldier Talthybius and Josh Nayagam as the Greek hero
Menelaus played the leading male roles.
It starts with the birth of Paris and the fateful meeting with three goddesses that will determine the course of events for the next ten or more years; his love affair with Helen, wife of the Greek king
Menelaus, is inevitable, as is the bloody war that follows.
The name is supposed to derive from Helen, wife of
Menelaus, who was said to be gathering the plant when she met Paris.
Meanwhile, back in Troy, Helen finally begins to win over Andromache and the people of the city with her generosity, but she remains unaware that
Menelaus and Agamemnon have devised an audacious plan to steal her back.
Trouble is, she's married to King
Menelaus of Sparta - the brother of Agamemnon, who is overlord of Greece.
Paris travels to Sparta as a guest of King
Menelaus (Jonas Armstrong), but finds himself falling hopelessly in love with the ruler's beautiful wife, Helen.
Menelaus' Spherics: Early Translation and al-Mahani / al-Harawi's Version
The only main role matched with a Western instrument, the piano, is Helen, wife of Spartan king
Menelaus who eloped with Trojan prince Paris and brought about the Trojan War.
situation that
Menelaus seeks to impose on Proteus's tomb.
The next nearest possible source crater is
Menelaus, a young, 27-km-wide crater just 75 km from the middle of the Bessel ray.
The former covers the events of some days from the ninth year of the war, the latter the return of Ulysses with retrospective accounts of the sack of Troy (with the wooden horse), the adventures of Ulysses after the war, the return of
Menelaus, and the death of Agamemnon.