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The 14 pages that link to Trojan War, each with the reason it gives.

• Greek mythologyBroader topic: Its causes and aftermath link divine rivalries to heroic history.

• Mycenaean GreeceCompared with: The epics associate Mycenaean rulers with Troy, but the historical relationship remains debated.

• IliadNarrower topic: The Iliad takes place within its final phase, rather than narrating the whole war.

• Classical mythologyRelated: Its heroes and aftermath form one of the most extensive classical story cycles.

• Historical legendBroader topic: Its stories combine a possible historical conflict with extensive poetic and cultural shaping.

• TroyRelated: The war tradition is the story most commonly attached to the city, but its historicity remains disputed.

• AphroditeNarrower topic: Aphrodite’s protection of Paris and Aeneas draws her directly into the conflict.

• Homeric epicsRelated: The Iliad narrates a brief episode within the war, while the Odyssey follows its aftermath.

• Laocoön and His SonsNarrower topic: The episode belongs to the wider cycle of stories about Troy’s fall.

• MycenaeRelated: Mycenae’s traditional kingship links the city to the expedition against Troy.

• Troilus and CriseydeNarrower topic: The war supplies the political crisis that separates the lovers.

• Carl BlegenRelated: Blegen’s identification of Troy VIIa as a possible setting linked archaeological destruction to the epic tradition.

• Helen of TroyNarrower topic: Helen’s story became the human pretext through which the conflict is remembered.

• Troilus and CressidaNarrower topic: The war supplies the political crisis surrounding the lovers.