OENONE, a nymph and shepherdess, married the Trojan prince Paris while he was a shepherd in Phrygia. He deserted her after Venus promised him the most beautiful woman in the world (Heroides V; RR 13215-13218).
Paris, false to Oënone, appears in the blazon de faulse amours, HF I.399. Pandarus relates a summary of her letter, from Heroides V, Tr I.652-665, in which she says that Phebus, god of medicine, could not cure himself of love for King Amete's daughter. [Amete: Paris: Venus]
The name appears in final rhyming position, HF I.399; Tr I.654.