Tyndareus Oebali filius ex Leda The

Tyndareus Oebali filius ex Leda Thestii filia procreavit Clytaemnestram et Helenam; Clytaemnestram Agamemnoni Atrei filio dedit in coniugium; Helenam propter formae dignitatem complures ex civitatibus in coniugium proci petebant. Tyndareus cum repudiari filiam suam Clytaemnestram ab Agamemnone vereretur timeretque, ne quid ex ea re discordiae nasceretur, monitus ab Ulixe iureiurando se obligavit et arbitrio Helenae posuit, ut, cui vellet nubere, coronam imponeret. Menelao imposuit, cui Tyndareus eam dedit uxorem regnumque moriens Menelao reliquit.

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Helen Oebalus son of Leda's daughter Thestius produced Clytemnestra and Helen; Gave to the sons of Atreus, Agamemnon, Clytemnestra married, Helen forms for the dignity of several cities in the marriage suitors asked. Helen was repudiated by his daughter, Clytemnestra, Agamemnon's decision timeretque, no matter what the quarrel was born, he was warned by an obligation Ulysses and Helen will put to whom he wanted to marry the crown from him. Menelaus put it, gave it to his wife, Helen, whom Menelaus left the realm of death.