Helena erat rēgina.

Jūnō erat rēgina deōrum.

The English words regal, regent, and regime and the Latin word rēgina all derive from the Latin verb meaning

Put the events of the Trojan War in order from EARLIEST to LATEST.

Aeneas [cum Troianīs hominibus] ad Italiam navigant.

Salvēte, discipulī, et audīte fābulam optimam!

Heri fābulam dē bellō audīvistis.

Heri fābulam dē bellō audīvistis.

(hint: X long SUV)

Hodiē vōbīs fābulam dē Bellō Troianō narrābō.

Cupitisne scīre causam bellī?

Trēs deae, Hēra et Athēna et Aphroditē, dē pulchritūdine contendēbant.

Rogābitis, "Quis vīcit?"

Paris, adulescēns Troiānus, praemium deae amōris dedit.

(praemium = reward/prize)

Paris cupiēbat esse vir Helenae.

Helena tamen erat uxor rēgis Spartae.

(tamen - however)

Paris ad urbem Troiam _______ Helenā nāvigāvit.

Menelāus, rēx Spartae, uxōrem pulchram recipere cupīvit.

The adjective pulchram agrees with / describes 

Itaque mīlle nāvēs Graecae Helenam petēbant.

Inter virōs Graecōs erat magnus dux.

Certē vōs fābulam dē magnō Achille audīvistis.

Magnō cum gaudiō pugnat et multōs hostēs necat.

(gaudium - joy)

Which choice is closest in meaning to the underlined phrase?

Quam territī sunt hostēs contrā Achillem!

Matrēs Troiānae fīliōs amant. 

omnis mater dēclārat, "Nōlī, Achilles, necāre fīlium meum!"

"to the fairest," "beware of Greeks even bearing gifts," and "the face that launched a thousand ships" are phrases that are commonly associated with

Which goddess, who had doves, sparrows, and the myrtle tree as her symbols, was the mother of both Cupid and Aeneas?

Which city was conquered using a giant wooden horse as a trick?

Who left behind his wife Creusa as he fled from Troy with his father Anchises, son Ascanius, and other Trojan survivors?