- the Phrygian,
Menelaus was
described as ". . .of
moderate stature, auburn-haired, and handsome. He had a
pleasing personality."
Menelaus was a descendant...
- The
Menelaus blue
morpho (Morpho
menelaus) is one of
thirty species of
butterfly in the
subfamily Morphinae. Its
wingspan is
approximately 12 cm (4.7")...
- Jane
Menelaus (born 1959) is an
Australian actress who
trained at the
Central School of
Speech and
Drama in London, England. Jane
Menelaus has worked...
- retaliate,
Menelaus was
chosen to be Helen's husband. As a sign of the
importance of the pact,
Tyndareus sacrificed a horse.
Helen and
Menelaus became rulers...
- In
Euclidean geometry,
Menelaus's theorem,
named for
Menelaus of Alexandria, is a
proposition about triangles in
plane geometry.
Suppose we have a triangle...
-
refer to: 1647
Menelaus,
Jovian asteroid Menelaus (crater) on the Moon
Menelaus of
Macedon (various)
Menelaus (son of
Amyntas III)
Menelaus (son of Lagus)...
-
mathematician Francesco Maurolico. The
lunar crater Menelaus is
named after him. The
titles of a few
books by
Menelaus have been preserved: On the
calculation of...
- Daubrée. To the
northeast is a
faint rille system named the
Rimae Menelaus. The wall of
Menelaus is
slightly irregular in outline, with a high,
sharp rim and...
-
Menelaus of
Macedon (/ˌmɛnɪˈleɪəs/; Gr****: Μενέλαος, Menelaos) may
refer to:
Menelaus,
father of
Amyntas II or
Amyntas III king and
grandfather of Philip...
- period,
Agamemnon and his
brother Menelaus took
refuge with Tyndareus, King of Sparta. In Sparta,
Agamemnon and
Menelaus respectively married Tyndareus'...
