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    Hephaestus Hephaestus‚ the god of fire‚ especially the blacksmith’s fire‚ was the patron of all craftsmen‚ particularly those working with metals. Hephaestus is known as the son of Hera and Zeus‚ although Zeus had nothing to do with the conception. Known as the lame god‚ Hephaestus was born weak and crippled. Displeased by the sight of her son‚ Hera threw Hephaestus from Mount Olympus‚ and he fell for a whole day before landing in the sea. Nymphs found him and then took him to the island Lemnos

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    Paris‚ the prince of a place called Troy‚ disrespected Zeus by taking Menelaus’ wife. Zeus was also the god of hospitality. TW p. 70 Zeus‚ also known as the storm god‚ was the highest divinity in Troy. TW p.52 The Greeks also got what they considered a bad omen from Zeus. A snake ate a bird on the alter from which they were sacrificing to the gods. They had to have a wizard break the curse. With those two

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    Jubilee Garcia AP English August 20‚ 2013 Summer Assignment Biblical Allusions Allusion: Cain Origin: Hebrew Bible‚ Book of Genesis 4:1 Brief Explanation/Summary: Cain is a character in the Hebrew bible portraying jealousy and anger. Cain is the child of Adam and eve. Shortly‚ after Adam and Eve were asked to leave the Garden of Eden‚ Cain was born. He is the child of eve‚ first murder of a human being‚ and the first human being to fall under a curse. Cain was jealous and angry due

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    eternal sentencing. Not only were these interminable‚ many of the punishments were very harsh and monotonous. One example of this is when Zeus punishes Sisyphus for his trickery‚ when he outsmarts death. While imprisoned in the underworld‚ Sisyphus manages to trick Death and imprison him‚ allowing himself to escape and rejoin the upper world to live out another life. Zeus retaliates by returning Sisyphus to the underworld‚ forcing him to forever push a boulder‚ with all his might‚ up a hill‚ only to have

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    human qualities such as jealousy‚ pride‚ and fraudulence. The flaw of jealousy was one of the traits shared by mythological gods‚ goddesses‚ and human beings. For example‚ Hera constantly has to “punish the many women Zeus fell in love with” (Hamilton 27). As the wife of Zeus‚ Hera witnessed her husband consistently having affairs with other women. Even being the protector of married women‚ Hera never forgot a face and children of mistresses were often

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    Mythological god

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    Mythical Gods Zeus - Gød of the sky‚ the clouds‚ and the rain. Normally seen holding a thunderbolt. Represented by an Eagle. Married Hera and had many children from many affairs. Poseidon - Brother of Zeus‚ and ruler of the sea. Seen with a trident and connected to horses and bulls. Hera - Sister and wife of Zeus. Protector of marriage and ally of married women. Cow and Peacock were important to her. Hades - Ruler of the underworld and of the dead. Also lord of wealth (his Latin name means

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    Greek Gods And Goddesses

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    about gods and goddesses. The Greeks believed that certain deities (gods and goddesses) directed daily events and also watched over them. Families also presented offerings and ceremonies to please the gods. The most important god to the Greeks was Zeus‚ he ruled over Mount Olympus. He was be the god of the sky and the weather‚ and was considered to be one of the 7 wonders of the world. Phidias‚ a famous Greek sculptor carved a enormous

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    Lightning thief.These myths teach a message to us that I am about to explain. In the first myth this young boy named Percy Jackson ended up finding out he is the son of an olympian god who is the god of the ocean Poseidon .Another god named Zeus brother of Poseidon and ruler of olympus master bolts go missing and he blame Percy because he is the son of Poseidon.So Percy is sended on a journey to find the bolt and catch the true thief.Along the way he run into other gods such as his uncle Hades

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    Greek Mythology

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    STYLES IN GREEK MYTHOLOGY In ancient Greece‚ certain leadership qualities were seen as more desirable‚ and by reviewing Greek mythology it is possible to understand what these ancient people valued in their leaders. The tales of Uranus‚ Cronus‚ and Zeus show which characteristics were prized by the Greek people‚ and which were despised. Uranus‚ son and husband of Gaea‚ was tyrannical‚ and fearful‚ casting his offspring into the underworld. He was obsessed with absolute power. It did not concern

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    Hera, the greek goddess

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    childbirth and marriage‚ was the wife and sister of Zeus. She was the Queen of Olympian Deities. People knew her as the most beautiful and powerful goddess‚ but she had a bad side to her. Hera was the daughter of Cronus and Rhea. She was born on the riverbanks of Imbrasons‚ under a willow tree. When Hera and her siblings were born Cornos‚ her father‚ thought one of his children was going to kill him‚ so he swallowed all of them‚ including Hera. Later on when Zeus was born and grown up he killed Cronos‚ and

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