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Who stole Helen?
Paris, a prince of Troy, stole Helen from Menelaus (Agamemnon's brother)
Why was Helen of troy called as Helen of troy?
because she cheated on her husband with the prince of troy
Who was the Trojan prince who kidnapped Helen of troy?
Paris kidnapped Helen and brought her back to Troy.
Why was Helen called Helen of Troy?
She was queen of Sparta, but taken to Troy by the Trojan Prince Paris.
How was Helen lured away by Troy in Greek mythology?
She was enamored of visiting Trojan prince Paris, and ran away with him, looting the treasures of Sparta to take with her.
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