Quotes from Books 1-4 Who is Helen?:

-“Blossoming wife”—Pg. 118, Line 53

-“Helen of the white arms…”—Pg. 120, Line 121

-“Lovely-haired Helen…”—Pg. 126, Line 329

-“Helen, the daughter descended of Zeus…”—Pg 122, Line 199

-“Helen with the light robes and shining among women…”—Pg. 123, Line 227

- “Now though, if you wish me to fight it out and do battle, make the rest of the Trojans sit down, and all the Achaians, and set me in the middle with Menelaus the warlike to fight together for the sake of Helen and all of her possessions.  That one of us who wins and is proved stronger, let him take the possessions fairly and the woman, and lead her homeward.”—Pg. 119, Line 67

-“Surely there is no blame on Trojans and strong-grieved Achaians if for long time they suffer hardship for a woman like this one.  Terrible is the likeness of her face to immortal goddesses.  Still though she be such, let her go away in the ships, lest she be left behind, a grief to us and our children.”—Pg. 121, Line 156