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    Hera and Zeus

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    the relationship of Zeus and Hera very much like that between a man and a woman. Homer shows how like men and women‚ even God’s lie and decieve and are gullable. In one instance‚ he shows how ‚ in order to borrow sexual allure from Aphrodite‚ Hera lies to Aphrodite about going to visit Oceanus and mother Tethys‚ not telling her original plan of seducing Zeus and making him fall asleep during the war. Then Hera goes to Sleep and asks her for his help and in return of her daughter Pasithea. Since

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    but with some toughness‚ its color to me looked beige‚ the shape is of a woman holding a blanket or towel to cover herself by her side she has a dolphin and the medium is made of marble. Some information I found of this statue is that her name is “Aphrodite” (Venus)‚ the daughter of Zeus and Dione. “She is the goddess of love and beauty. In one version of her myth‚ she was born from the foam (aphros in Greek) of the sea” (107). “Venus‚ the goddess of love‚ stands nude‚ grasping a piece of cloth around

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    create storms and earthquakes. He created the horse and taught mankind to use horses. ZEUS is the great King of the Gods‚ ruler of Olympus and the Heavens‚ and leader of the Twelve. He was the god of the sky‚ weather‚ kings‚ fate‚ law and order. APHRODITE is the great Olympian goddess of beauty‚ love‚ pleasure and and procreation. ATHENA is a goddess of wisdom and crafts‚ war and strategy‚ and inventions in science‚ industry‚ art‚ and agriculture. She is best known as the olive-giving patron of her

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    Medea Medea is a character existing outside of the typical Greek value and social systems that existed in the Greek Polis’s at the time of the play’s inception. She is strong willed‚ powerful‚ intelligent‚ cunning‚ volatile and independent. She possesses many traits and characteristics reserved and associated with Greek heroes in other plays common at the time. It could be possible to assume that a typical Greek audience of the time (likely predominantly male) would find this character absurd

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    Hephaestus

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    being Athena. Hephaestus loved the things he forged and his most cherished creation being Pandora‚ whom he treated as if she was his own daughter. Hephaestus was also very under confident because Hera hated him. Hephaestus hated it when his wife‚ Aphrodite‚ cheated on him with Ares and then Kratos. Hephaestus was more known for his craftsmanship‚ development of weapons‚ crafts for the gods. Even today‚ the pursuit of better technologies and methods of manufacturing are still actively pursued. Hephaestus

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    of the Greeks reflect a view of the universe that acknowledges the mystery and beauty of humanity. Even the most magical of Greek myths contain real-world elements: the supernatural Hercules lives in the very real city of Thebes‚ and the goddess Aphrodite is born in a spot any ancient tourist could visit‚ off the island of Cythera. In general‚ Greek myths involve less strange and frightening magic than the myths of other ancient civilizations. In this more rational world‚

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    “Helen‚ thy beauty is to me Like those Nicean barks of yore That gently‚ o’er a perfumed sea‚ The weary‚ way-worn wanderer bore To his own native shore. On desperate seas long wont to roam‚ Thy hyacinth hair‚ thy classic face‚ Thy Naiad airs have brought me home To the glory that was Greece‚ And the grandeur that was Rome. Lo‚ in yon brilliant window-niche How statue-like I see thee stand‚ The agate lamp within thy hand‚ Ah! Psyche‚ from the regions which Are Holy Land!” By Edgar

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    unstable character that lacks the ability to control her own emotions. In many ways‚ she is also a very reactive character that only can act in relation to how other characters treat her. For example‚ she is at the complete whim of the manipulative Aphrodite and she seemingly only exists to please Hippolytus despite the fact that his feelings for her seem nonexistent. Despite the facts that her actions are more harmful to the self (Blind loving devotion to someone that does not love you back is not helpful)

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    Cascading down from the Heavens on a rainbow is one way to make heads roll. In Greek Mythology‚ alongside of Hermes was another messenger who entered the mortal world by rainbow. Iris was a goddess of the rainbow and the sky who carried messages to and from the Heavens‚ the mortal world‚ and the underworld. Unlike many other gods or goddesses‚ Iris was not born from a thigh‚ neck‚ or because of an interesting event. According to one source‚ Iris “was born in the mists of the sky just when the sun

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    inches tall and nine feet and two inches wide . Botticelli’s creation digresses from previous medieval art by imposing individuality and humanistic qualities into each figure on canvas. The goddess Venus is the Roman equivalent to Greek goddess‚ Aphrodite. Botticelli’s placement of Venus in the center of the canvas emphasizes her beauty considering renaissance elements of individualization of her face and bringing light to the center of the painting. Also the

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