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    Odyssey

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    Odysseus’ journey he seems to prove the point that physical pleasure cannot serve as to being enough for only one time. In books one to twelve Odysseus sleeps with multiple women and continues his acts through books thirteen to nineteen by sleeping with Athena. Odysseus proves physical pleasure is only enough for a certain amount of time leaving it to be not enough. Along with Odysseus‚ international golf star‚ Tiger Woods faced many of the same situations as Odysseus. Unlike Odysseus Tiger Woods was

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    Poiseidon God Of The Sea

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    Poseidon: God of the Sea The Olympian God Poseidon‚ or Neptune in Roman culture‚ is known by mortals as the King of the Seas and the Earth-Shaker. He controls the oceans and the land man walks upon. With the wave of one hand he could create massive earthquakes‚ horrific tsunamis‚ and storms that would destroy entire cities. When he rode across the seas in his chariot the seas calmed before him. As the second most powerful God of Olympus‚ Poseidon was held in high regard by gods and mortals alike

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    related ideals of reason‚ moderation‚ and dignity (Fiero 29). Greek culture is a very original culture in their way of life. A good example is the Parthenon. It towers in height with its beautifully elegant and simple design. It served as a shrine to Athena‚ the goddess of wisdom and war. Many people visit it each year for its history and unique structure. It had a columned design‚ made marble and realistic lifelike sculptures the first of its kind. Greek architecture has a specific look and feel to

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    Parthenon

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    Athenian wealth and power and was dedicated to the Greek goddess Athena. After the Persian invasion destroyed these temples in 480 BC‚ it was ordered by the Athenian leader Pericles to construct the current standing temple of Athena. Athena is known for the goddess of wisdom‚ courage‚ inspiration‚ law and justice‚ civilization‚ strength‚ and strategy. It was believed that she helped the Greeks conquer the Persian Empire‚ thus a statue of Athena made of gold and

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    Women in Greek Mythology

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    Women in Greek mythology A myth is a legendary traditional story‚ usually concerning a hero or an event‚ and typically involving supernatural beings and events. Informally‚ the term is also used to describe false stories‚ due to the usual lack of determinable basis or fact in most myths‚ but the academic use of the word has nothing to do with truth or falsity. Myths are stories woven from the need of having models for behavior. They are sacred stories revolving around sacred events and sacred

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    Odyssey Analysis

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    was‚ before‚ unreachable. Odysseus finds himself in the belly of the whale as he begins his sea voyage and hunkers down in his ship. The ship clearly represents the belly of the whale because a ship‚ like a whale‚ is large and is found in the sea. Athena acts as Odysseus’ supernatural aid‚ not only by intervening on his behalf with the other gods but also by protecting him from the storm sent by Poseidon. Odysseus’ road of trials is represented by the events spanning from Poseidon’s storm to his forced

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    Greece

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    their temples and other architecture‚ made to honor the gods and beautify the polis (city-state). Their famous architectural styles were the heavy Doric columns and the slender scrolled Ionian columns. The Parthenon‚ the Greek temple for the goddess Athena‚ is a impeccable example of symmetry and proportion. The sides of the Parthenon give an optical illusion of perfect balance on all sides. Their desire for balance in art and architecture represents the balance of the world; order and moderation are

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    History 118 1)  Both the Acropolis in Athens‚ Greece‚ and the Ise Shrine in Japan are sacred sites dedicated to a goddess.  The Parthenon‚ and the entire Acropolis complex‚ was a site dedicated to Athena‚ the patron goddess of Athens.  The Parthenon housed a grand ivory and gold statue of Athena.  It was magnificent and demonstrated how it contributed to the way the people of Athens were meant to worship the goddess. 5 The people were meant to come to the temple and Acropolis complex as they

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    Religion in the Odyssey

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    in their lives‚ whether it is to assist or hinder in their lives. It is because "the lustrous goddess held him back… craving him for a husband (18)" that Odysseus was kept from returning home. However‚ the other gods interfere on Odysseus’ behalf. Athena assists Odysseus’ son on his quest to find out what happened to his father. The nature of these relationships and beliefs affect Homer’s society because of the way the story was told. The story was not written down but was told via mouth. It was

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    All the Titans were the children of Gaia‚ mother of the Earth and Uranus god of the sun. Before the Titans‚ they had six kids together that looked monstrous. Therewfor‚ Uranus puts them in the underworld. Titans were born‚ they were beautiful‚ so they keep all of them. Helios “drove the chariot that pulled the sun across the sky from East to West”. Selene “pulled the moon across the skies at night” The other Titans‚ controlled the oceans and the rivers. One of the youngest gods Cronus‚ replaced Uranus

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