Trojan War

In Greek mythology, the Trojan War was waged against the city of Troy by the Greeks. The war started when the Trojan prince Paris took Helen from her husband Menelaus, king of Sparta. Homer’s Iliad is an epic poem set in the war’s tenth and final year.

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Rules of the Trojan War?
Rules of the Trojan War?
Heralds interceding at nightfall

Josho Brouwers

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Troilus and Cressida
Troilus and Cressida
A medieval love story

Josho Brouwers

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Did Odin come from Troy?
Did Odin come from Troy?
The Anatolian origins of the Norse pantheon

Josho Brouwers

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The Odyssey
The Odyssey
A peacetime epic, or a critique of the values of the Heroic Age?

Rosie Roberts

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Settling the score
Settling the score
The duel between Paris and Menelaus

Josho Brouwers

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A Total War Saga: Troy
A Total War Saga: Troy
Thoughts on the game

Josho Brouwers

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Homer’s Trojan War
Homer’s Trojan War
A video produced by Invicta History

Josho Brouwers

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Achilles’ heel?
Achilles’ heel?
Origins of a hero’s weak point

Josho Brouwers

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Mycenaean chariots
Mycenaean chariots
A video produced by Invicta History

Josho Brouwers

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Blood, bronze, and balony
Blood, bronze, and balony
A video about battles in the Bronze Age

Josho Brouwers

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Troy just keeps on fallin’
Troy just keeps on fallin’
Depictions of two sackings of Troy on the pediments of the Temple of Aphaia on Aegina

Matthew Lloyd

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Epikouros
Epikouros
An ancient Greek word for mercenary?

Josho Brouwers

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