DIOSCURI - CASTOR AND POLLUX. ASPECTS OF THEIR SYMBOLISM AND ARTISTIC REPRESENTATIONS
(STEF92 Technology, 2019, S. Romanescu)
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Dioscuri is the name given to the two twin brothers, Castor and Pollux, sons of Zeus (Dios), born of his union with Leda. They had Helena and Clytaemnestra as sisters. But as Leda was the wife of mortal Tyndareus, the king of Lacedaemon, her children were also called Tindaris. And because Leda had met the same night with Zeus, who had taken the appearance of a swan, and with her husband, the two pairs of twins who came out of her eggs were assigned both to Zeus and to Tyndareus: Helena and Pollux - born with Zeus ...
