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Apollodorus, Epitome (ed. Sir James George Frazer), book E (search)
to Neoptolemus at Troy, and celebrated the marriage after his return to Sparta （Hom. Od. 4.1-9）. Sophocles wrote a tragedy Hermione , the plcient idol of the Tauric Artemis. The wooden image of Artemis Orthia at Sparta, at whose altar the Spartan youths were scourged to the effusion of bloaemonians to be the true original image brought by Iphigenia herself to Sparta; and their claim was preferred by Pausanias to that of the Athenians （P Hermione a son Tisamenus, who succeeded his father on the throne of Sparta. But Pausanias also mentions a tradition that Orestes had a bastard sonn Arcadia; from there his bones were stolen by a Spartan and carried to Sparta in compliance with an oracle, which assured the Spartans of victory ovee found Orestes, who had avenged his father's murder. And having come to Sparta he regained his own kingdom,The return of Menelaus to his home was relat<
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