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Pandaros

After ten years of the Trojan War, a truce was declared between the Greeks and the Trojans and it was agreed that only Menelaos (Menelaus) and Alexandros (Paris) would fight for the possession of Helen and her dowry; the Immortals did not want the war to end that easily so Athene (Athena) disguised herself and entered the Trojan ranks where she induced Pandaros to violate the truce and shoot an arrow at Menelaos.

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