The Founding Story of Salamis :: Cyprus

The Founding chronicle of SalamisTeucer announces, hopelessness in no way, tomorrow we will set by upon the wide ocean for a new homeland in Cyprus.At the give the axe of the Trojan War, Teucer returned to his home island of Salamis (an island near Greece) carrying news of his brother, Ajaxs, death to his father, faggot telamon. The business leader cursed Teucer for not preventing his brothers death nor did he penalise his brothers death on Odysseus. business leader map collection had erroneously thought that Teucer had abandoned Ajax in his moment of need because he had his optic on the throne and future mightdom of Salamis. It was on this cerebrate that king Telamon made his decision to banish Teucer from his island homeland of Salamis. upset and dejected, Teucer sails remote with his soldiers in search of Cyprus in hopes of making this island their new home. On the way, Teucers ship is blown off cut. After several long time of existence disjointed in the Medit erranean Sea, Teucer lands on the shores of Egypt. He had comprehend that the renowned prophetess Theonoe lived in Egypt. She had been born with the gift of divine crawl inledge of totally things array and to come. He decides to go ashore to seek out an prophesier or revelation from Theonoe. If he spoke with Theonoe, Teucer had confidence he would know the mend ply to take to get to Cyprus. He saysThe reason of my coming to this kingly palace was a invite to see the famous prophetess Theonoe. I wish to ask how I shall steer a favorable course to the sea-girt shores of Cyprus for there Apollo hath decl ared my home shall be, giving to it the name of Salamis. Teucer son of King TelamonInstead of finding Theonoe, he stumbles into a beautiful woman, Helen. She says to him, Who are you and where are you going? Teucer responds by telling her about his participation in the action of Troy and that he has been exiled from his birthplace, the island of Salamis by his father Kin g Telamon. Teucer in any case tells her that he had beensailing to Cyprus to make a new home only has lost his way. He says he is looking for Theonoe to learn from her the quickest course to Cyprus. Helen replies that Cyprus is painless to find but he should leave Egypt soon onwards the king of the land, son of Proteus, finds him there.The Founding Story of Salamis CyprusThe Founding Story of SalamisTeucer announces, Despair in no way, tomorrow we will set out upon the vast ocean for a new homeland in Cyprus.At the end of the Trojan War, Teucer returned to his home island of Salamis (an island near Greece) carrying news of his brother, Ajaxs, death to his father, King Telamon. The king cursed Teucer for not preventing his brothers death nor did he avenge his brothers death on Odysseus. King Telamon had mistakenly thought that Teucer had abandoned Ajax in his moment of need because he had his eye on the throne and future kingdom of Salamis. It was on this reasoning that King T elamon made his decision to banish Teucer from his island homeland of Salamis. Humiliated and dejected, Teucer sails away with his soldiers in search of Cyprus in hopes of making this island their new home. On the way, Teucers ship is blown off course. After several days of being lost in the Mediterranean Sea, Teucer lands on the shores of Egypt. He had heard that the famous prophetess Theonoe lived in Egypt. She had been born with the gift of divine knowledge of all things present and to come. He decides to go ashore to seek out an oracle or revelation from Theonoe. If he spoke with Theonoe, Teucer had confidence he would know the correct course to take to get to Cyprus. He saysThe reason of my coming to this royal palace was a wish to see the famous prophetess Theonoe. I wish to ask how I shall steer a favorable course to the sea-girt shores of Cyprus for there Apollo hath declared my home shall be, giving to it the name of Salamis. Teucer son of King TelamonInstead of finding Th eonoe, he stumbles into a beautiful woman, Helen. She says to him, Who are you and where are you going? Teucer responds by telling her about his participation in the battle of Troy and that he has been exiled from his birthplace, the island of Salamis by his father King Telamon. Teucer also tells her that he had beensailing to Cyprus to make a new home but has lost his way. He says he is looking for Theonoe to learn from her the quickest course to Cyprus. Helen replies that Cyprus is easy to find but he should leave Egypt soon before the king of the land, son of Proteus, finds him there.