Menelaus, 700 who came to Troy with sixty ships. His troops were arming separately. He walked among them, self-confidently urging them to war. He had the greatest yearning for revenge 590 for Helen’s suffering and struggles.
Helen's sufferings have been mentioned at least twice, as if she were a man. The other women are just spoken of as trophies.
Or perhaps her sufferings are emphasized as a way to argue that she went to Troy unwillingly?
