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The Trojan War: An Introduction
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Most famously described in Homer's The Iliad, the Trojan War of Greek mythology was waged against the city of Troy by the Achaeans (Greeks) after Paris of Troy took Helen from her husband Menelaus, king of Sparta. 

The Trojan War: An Introduction
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25 Questions

1. What Did The 3 Goddesses Bribe To Paris?

2. Diomedes

3. Death Of Achilles

4. Trojan Horse

5. Briseis

6. Priam

7. Oath Of Helen's Suitors

8. Philoktetes

9. Hektor

10. Ajax The Greater

11. Chryseis

12. Paris

13. What 3 Goddesses Fight For The Golden Apple?

14. Nestor

15. Peleus

16. Hekabe

17. Skyros

18. Helen

19. Gods On What Side?

20. Kassandra

21. Achilles' New Armour

22. Why Is The Greek's Journey Home Long And Difficult?

23. Achilles

24. Achilles' Armor Debate

25. Eris (Strife)

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