<nowiki>Paris; Парис; Paris; 帕里斯; Paris; Паріс; 帕里斯; Parîs; 파리스; Pariso; Paris; Paris; Pâris; Парис (халаплӑх); Paris; Paris; Парис; 帕里斯; Paris; Paris; Paris; باريس; Paris; ပဲရစ် (ထရွိုင် မင်းသား); Parisz; Paris; Парис; Paris; Парыс; Պարիս; 帕里斯; Prins Paris; პარისი; パリス; Pâris; بارس; פאריס; Paris; 帕里斯; Paris; Πάρις , Paris; 帕里斯; பாரிசு; Paride; Páras; Paris; పేరిస్; Paris; ปารีส; 帕里斯; Парис; Paris; Paris; Paris; Páris; Paris de Troia; Paris; Paris; Paris; Paris; Paris; Paris; Parîs; Paris (mitolohiya); Parys; പാരിസ്; Paris; Paridi; پاریس; Парис; 帕里斯; Paris; Paris; Πάρις; Paris; eroe della mitologia greca, figlio di Priamo; görög mitológiai alak, Priamosz fia; персонаж греческой мифологии, сын Приама и Гекубы; Sohn des trojanischen Königs Priamos; персанаж грэчаскай міфалогіі, сын Прыяма і Гекубы; Lehengekî Şerê Troyayê; mab Priam; søn af den trojanske konge Priam i græsk mytologi; Priamos ile Hekabe'nin oğlu; شخصية أسطورية إغريقية; mythological son of Priam, king of Troy; kreikkalaisen mytologian sankari; prins av Troja i den grekiska mytologien; Postać fikcyjna; דמות במיתולוגיה היוונית; mythologie; personnage de la mythologique grecque, fils de Priam; príncipe troyano, hermano de Héctor; fiul lui Priam, regele Troiei; 트로이아의 왕 프리아모스의 아들; personaxe mitolóxico grego, fillo de Príamo; filo de Priamo; syn trójského krále Priama; sin trojanskog kralja Prijama; Atos Origin; Alejandro; Paris de Troya; Alexandrosz; Troiako Paris; Александр; Alexandre; Alexandre Páris; 亚历克山德罗斯; Πάρις; Prens Paris; パーリス; Paris, priñs eus Troia; Paris mab Priam; Prins Paris; ปารีสแห่งทรอย; Paris thành Troia; Paris của Troia; Paris của Troy; Суд Паріса; Paris (mythologie); Alexander; Alexandros; Aleksandros; Páris; 알렉산드로스; Alexandre; بارس; باريس بن بريام; Πάρης; Paris</nowiki>
This gallery is about mythological Greek character. For homonym, see Paris (disambiguation).
Paris, son of Priam, king of Troy, appears in a number of Greek legends. Probably the most well known was his abduction of, or elopement with, Helen, queen of Sparta, this being one of the immediate causes of the Trojan war. Later in the war, he fatally wounds Achilles in the heel with an arrow, as foretold by the dying Hector.
This gallery is about mythological Greek character. For homonym, see Paris (disambiguation). 
Rubens: Judgement of Paris
David: Helene and Paris
Mengs: Urteil des Paris
Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY
