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Severance Season 2 Episode 5: Who or what is the potential "Trojan's Horse"?
Disclaimer: Severance Season 2 Episode 5 opinions & speculation ahead.
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Review: Poet Maria Zoccola brings Homeric mythology to Sparta, Tennessee, in ‘Helen of Troy, 1993’
Near the end of poet Maria Zoccola's "Helen of Troy, 1993," the book's titular protagonist addresses the "gods of difficult ...
The New York Times27d
The Desperate Housewife Whose Face Launched a Thousand Ships
Helen married King Menelaus of Sparta, then ran off with Paris from Troy, precipitating the 10-year Trojan War as a Greek alliance fought to get Helen back. In her first book of poems ...
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Troy Was A Real City, But Was The Trojan Horse Real?
The story of the Trojan Horse is quite well-known, and the very first mention of it was in Homer’s Odyssey. It describes how the ancient Greeks infiltrated the city of Troy by concealing ...
Greek Reporter2d
Iphigenia, the Most Enigmatic Figure of Greek Mythology
The name Iphigenia has been synonymous with ancient Greek tragedy and mythology, as well as the concept of sacrifice, for millennia.
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Review: Riverside ensures you’ll never see the ‘The Illiad’ the same way again with ‘The Cure at Troy,’ a tale of snakes and scruples
Iowa City's Riverside Theatre is entering the final week of performances for their run of The Cure at Troy, a play featuring ...
Opinion
The U.S. Needs Soldiers, Not Warriors
Soldiers are different. They are servants of the state. In well-governed countries, they are bound by discipline, the rule of law, and commitment to comrades and organizations—not to ...
Greek Reporter27d
Was Helen Really to Blame for the Trojan War – or Just a Scapegoat?
“Helen of Troy,” Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1799. Photo Source: Wikimedia Commons The question of Helen’s involvement in the Trojan War clearly poses difficult questions—and has done so ever since the ...