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    The Golden Ratio Body‚ art‚ music‚ architecture‚ nature – all connected by a simple irrational number – the Golden Ratio. According to Posamentier & Lehmann in their work The (Fabulous) Fibonacci Numbers‚ there is reason to believe that the letter φ (phi) was used because it is the first letter of the name of the celebrated Greek sculptor Phidias (490-430 BCE). He produced the famous statue of Zeus in the Temple of Olympia and supervised the construction of the Parthenon in Athens

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    Personally‚ I didn’t think the movie gave enough credit nor background information on Prince Paris and Helen of Sparta. The movie does not let the viewer know that Helen was a reward to Paris for choosing to give a golden apple to the Goddess Aphrodite instead of the Goddess’ Hera or Athena. Another difference between the Iliad and Troy is that it does not show the history of the contempt that Achilles hold against King Agamemnon. In the Iliad‚ there was more to Achilles reluctance to fight for

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    Greek Mythology Explanation/Description: Implication (When you see this term in a poem or text‚ what is the purpose of including this reference?) Zeus/Jupiter Zeus is greatly seen as a Father-of-All figure and acts as the “Father of the Gods.” He‚ by the help of his mother’s‚ Rhea’s‚ conniving ways‚ successfully overthrew his evil father‚ Kronos. Rhea gave birth to Zeus in secret‚ and gave Kronos‚ who was infamous for devouring his own children‚ a stone wrapped in a blanket as a decoy for Zeus. Once

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    Victoria Carpenter Mr. Fraley Ancient Literature 26 March 2014 Creation Myths of Ancient Greco-Roman and Hebrew Cultures. Ancient Creation myths are similar but at the same time are still very different. What is a myth? A myth refers to a fiction story or only half true story. What makes up a myth? It has several different characteristics that make it different from other types of stories. Ancient Greco-Roman myths are interesting because they talk about another religion and how they are

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    The Roman Underworld

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    changed to those of a Roman background. For example‚ the Greek god Zeus‚ who was ruler of the sky and the gods‚ evolved into Jupiter‚ who held the same responsibilities. The same went for all of the gods in the Roman world: Poseidon became Neptune‚ Aphrodite became Venus; the Greek god of the Underworld‚ Hades‚ became Pluto‚ who still remained the ruler of the dead. The Roman Underworld was known as what we call Hell today. It was where all departed souls went‚ and your punishment depended on the crime(s)

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    Trojan War as a sporting event where each pulls for his favorite team and the gods go into pre-arranged alliances. Some gods team up (Hera and Athena; Apollo and Artemis) and other gods actually go down to the battlefield to help (Ares and Aphrodite). Aphrodite‚ in a deus ex machina‚ swoops down from Mt. Olympus in order to save the life of Paris. Zeus eventually becomes completely fed up with all the bickering the war has caused with the gods and forbids all the Olympians‚ except himself‚ from helping

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    The Trojan War: Myth or Reality? “Let me not then die ingloriously and without a struggle‚ but let me first do some great thing that shall be told among men hereafter”. This quotation from Homer’s The Iliad comes from Hector‚ the strongest and longest standing trojan fighter‚ as he dies when fighting in the Trojan War. He speaks his desire to be remembered and praised as a hero‚ which Homer eventually made possible. Everyone has heard of the Trojan War‚ but not everyone agrees on whether it truly

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    nd Their Influence on our Society Considering the huge influence Greek’s have had on today’s society‚ we are fortunate enough to have been taught many things such as astronomy‚ and because of that we owe them (Greeks) immensely. Greek Astronomy‚ are those who wrote in Greek language‚ known as classical antiquity. Greek astronomy is complied of ancient Greek‚ Hellenistic‚ Greco-roman and late antiquity eras. The Hellenistic period is known as the phase of Greek astronomy‚ where as Pre-Hellenistic

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    Art 204 Final Essay

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    Art 204 Essay Final Marilyn Tatman The progression of Greek art does not simply begin with the Olympics in 776 BCE‚ but finds its origins in all of the civilizations that gave rise to the Greeks – the remnants of the besieged Mycenaeans‚ and all who conquered (and traded) with them. The loss of great civilizations often leads to dark periods‚ but from the ashes of Greece’s dark age emerged a civilization that revered humanity and went to great lengths to incorporate the idea of philosophy

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    he created a sculpture of a woman‚ who he named Galatea. He found the beauty in this sculpture overwhelmingly lifelike. He prayed to the Goddess Aphrodite to beg her to turn his new sculpture into a real woman so he could be happy. Aphrodite became interested in the sculpture of Galatea and went that night to see the creation for herself. When Aphrodite arrived she saw the beauty of the artwork and was overly joyous because it seem to resemble herself. She granted Pygmalion his wish and he and his

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