Lacedaemon

591 C. [11] See Pater, "Plato and Platonism," "Lacedaemon," p. 196 foll.

The Economist 431 BC-350? BC Xenophon 1874

Then the goddess [Aphrodite] spoke to her [Helen] in the likeness of an old woman, a wool-comber who used to card wool for her when she lived in Lacedaemon… “Come here!”

In the Valley of the Shadow James L. Kugel 2011

Then the goddess [Aphrodite] spoke to her [Helen] in the likeness of an old woman, a wool-comber who used to card wool for her when she lived in Lacedaemon… “Come here!”

In the Valley of the Shadow James L. Kugel 2011

Then the goddess [Aphrodite] spoke to her [Helen] in the likeness of an old woman, a wool-comber who used to card wool for her when she lived in Lacedaemon… “Come here!”

In the Valley of the Shadow James L. Kugel 2011

Then the goddess [Aphrodite] spoke to her [Helen] in the likeness of an old woman, a wool-comber who used to card wool for her when she lived in Lacedaemon… “Come here!”

In the Valley of the Shadow James L. Kugel 2011

Is there any land of the same name as Lacedaemon or Troy?

Helen 2008

Trojan dames made subject to Achaea's spear, on the day that there came to their plains one who sped with foreign oar across the dashing billows, bringing to Priam's race from Lacedaemon thee his hapless bride,

Helen 2008

Trojan dames made subject to Achaea's spear, on the day that there came to their plains one who sped with foreign oar across the dashing billows, bringing to Priam's race from Lacedaemon thee his hapless bride,

Helen 2008

Anon there came to Lacedaemon from Phrygia's folk the man who, legend says, adjudged the goddesses 'dispute; in robes of gorgeous hue, ablaze with gold, in true barbaric pomp; and he, finding Menelaus gone from home, carried Helen off with him to his steading on Ida, a willing paramour.

Iphigenia at Aulis 2008

Anon there came to Lacedaemon from Phrygia's folk the man who, legend says, adjudged the goddesses 'dispute; in robes of gorgeous hue, ablaze with gold, in true barbaric pomp; and he, finding Menelaus gone from home, carried Helen off with him to his steading on Ida, a willing paramour.

Iphigenia at Aulis 2008