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 1     V, 9 |        was born Admetus, Medea, Helen, Aethusa. Chief of the twelve-houred
 2    VI, 14|  MYTHOLOGICAL REPRESENTATION OF HELEN OF TROY; GIVES AN ACCOUNT
 3    VI, 14|        of) the wooden horse and Helen with the torch, and on very
 4    VI, 14|       said, however, that this (Helen) was the lost sheep. And
 5    VI, 14|         her account. For in the Helen born at that time resided
 6    VI, 14| recantations, in which he sung (Helen's) praises, he recovered
 7    VI, 14|         one body to another of (Helen's soul); and subsequently
 8    VI, 14|     this miserable woman called Helen, purchased her (as his slave),
 9    VI, 14|      Jesus), by having redeemed Helen in this way," (Simon says,) "
10    VI, 14|        who believe on Simon and Helen, and that they do whatsoever
11    VI, 15|      Jupiter, and (an image) of Helen in the form of Minerva;
12    VI, 15|       images of either Simon or Helen, would call them by name,