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    The Trojan War pitted a loose alliance of independent Greek kings against the city of *Troy (in what today is northwest Turkey) and her allies in Asia Minor. It is said to have begun with an insult to the goddess Eris ("Strife" or "Discord"). When the Greek hero *Peleus married the minor sea-goddess *Thetis‚ all of the gods were invited to the wedding except Eris. Angry at this‚ she placed on the banquet table a golden apple inscribed with the words: "For the fairest." Immediately strife broke out

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    was a the god of an important resource which is water. He played a major role in Greek Mythology. He was one of the main three gods with Zues and Hades. Some people say that the main three gods are the oldest but this is not true the oldest god is Aphrodite the goddess of love is. She was born when the Ouranos the primal god of the sky died. Poseidon was a powerful god resembling

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    WOMEN IN ANCIENT GREECE As ancient Greek history has played such a pivotal role in subsequent cultures throughout time‚ that to learn about women in this society enhances our understanding of western civilization. Ancient Greece was not a united nation‚ but a collection of individual sovereign communities with a common language‚ and similar religious rituals and beliefs. Communication was difficult due to the numerous islands and mountainous terrain that bisected the communities of people. Democracy

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    each year. This evidence is important to the argument because‚ some might say Zues is not fair he is actually unreasonable‚ which is why both sides are included in the argument. In addition Hera is distinguished as equitable considering she gave Aphrodite to Hephaestus as a bride. On the other hand she is also portrayed as unreasonable because when Echo told Hera‚ Zues was looking for her when she found out it was a lie she made Echo unable to say anything other than the last words spoken to her.

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    cursed Iapetos‚ men and generations to follow by introducing Pandora‚ the first woman. Zeus instructed the titans to create Pandora to bring doom to men. Hephaistos mixed earth and haste to create a female body. Athena taught her weaving skills and Aphrodite blessed her with desire and passion. After her creation‚ Pandora was brought up to Epimeteus and he immediately sensed the disguised evil in her. Pandora opened the jar‚ releasing all the miseries and sorrow and she closed it just before hope could

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    Later‚ he finished building the city and named it Rome‚ after himself in 753 B.C. There was a large variety of Roman Gods. The Roman gods and goddesses were based on the Greek gods and goddesses. Each god had a special ability. For example; Venus (Aphrodite in Greek) is the goddess of love and Jupiter (Zeus in Greek) is the king of all the gods and goddesses. He is thought to be all of their father. He was also the supreme leader of Mt. Olympus where the people believed the main gods and goddesses lived

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    a ritual cup for sanctifying wine. Wine is poured into the upper part of the rhyton‚ and poured out of a small opening in the lower part into a phiale‚ from where it could be drank. Three of the rhytons portray women‚ probably Hera‚ Athena‚ and Aphrodite. The phiale was a shallow drinking bowl consisting of a hemispherical divot in the middle. The amphora showcased seven warriors‚ it was utilized as a ceremonial vessel of peace‚ specifically‚ to simultaneously pour wine into the phials of two kings

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    the war traced its origin to a golden apple‚ inscribed “for the fairest” and thrown by Eris‚ goddess of discord‚ among the heavenly guests at the wedding of Peleus‚ the ruler of Myrmidons‚ and Thetis‚ one of the Nereids. The award of the apple to Aphrodite‚ goddess of love‚ by Paris‚ son of King Priam of Troy‚ secured for Paris the favor of the goddess and the love of the beautiful Helen of Troy‚ wife of Menelaus‚ the king of Sparta. Helen went with Paris to Troy‚ and an expedition to avenge the injury

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    bold realistic representation and mythology of ancient Rome and Greece with his work‚ "The Birth of Venus". Venus was born from seafoam‚ although some believe she could’ve been born from the rib of Zeus. Some see the painting as the rebirth of Aphrodite. During the Renaissance‚ Florence was seen as the most affluent and powerful city in Italy‚ and Europe at the time with

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    is an assistant ready to cover Venus and personified zephyrs blowing the goddess to shore. This is the first time someone who is not from the Bible‚ was shown naked‚ and it is an idealism of beauty found from an Ancient Greek statue portraying Aphrodite. This painting brings to light the admiration of Greece and Rome‚ accentuating the recovery of knowledge and provoking thought and

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