Deidamea
In
Greek mythology
,
Deidamea
was the daughter of
Lycomedes
, King of
Scyros
. During the
Trojan War
,
Achilles
hid in her father's court, disguised as a girl. During this time, she gave birth to Achilles' only son,
Neoptolemus
. Alternative: Deidamia The last opera of German-British Baroque composer
George Frideric Handel
is called "Deidamia" (1740) and deals with her fate.
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