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    Roman Culture (753 B.C.E. ­ C.E. 476) • Dated from the legendary founding of Rome by  Romulus in 753 B.C.E. to the fall of the Western  half of the Roman Empire in C.E. 476. • The Roman Mythos • The goddess Venus and the mortal  Anchises have  Venus Anchises a son named Aeneas‚ whose story is told by the  Aeneas Roman poet Virgil in an epic called the  Aeneid.   Aeneid Roman poet Virgil Aeneas’ descendents rule the Kingdom of Alba in  Italy.  One of his descendents‚ Rhea Silvia‚ is  Rhea Silvia

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    Focus Question: What were the religious beliefs‚ customs and policies of Greek religion and how did the gods fit in? Background Greek religion spans from the Minoan and Mycenaean periods to the days of Hellenistic (ending in 31 BE) Greece‚ when the Romans invaded and took over Greece. The Greeks primary way of worship was through cult practices. However there were so many variations dependent on the area in which a person comes from that it can be said that there were Greek religions. When

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    Born as Magdalena Carmen Frieda Kahlo y Calderón‚ she simply called herself Frieda. However‚ she dropped the ‘e’ in 1935. Frida is an artistic icon admired by many for her works. She was born in Coyocoán‚ Mexico City‚ Mexico on July 6‚ 1907. Her father‚ Guillermo‚ a German photographer‚ married her mother‚ Matilde‚ after immigrating to Mexico. She had two older sisters named Matilde and Adriana and one younger sister named Cristina. She grew up with her family in her beloveded Blue House or La Casa

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    less than a decade on-line dating has not only become highly popular‚ but it has transformed into industry. Popular on-line dating websites are more than few. Among popular on-line dating websites are Match.com‚ EHarmony.com‚ Singles Net. com ‚Ok Cupid and so on. In fact the on-line dating websites are so many in present days that there is a fun fact about Match. com founder Gary Kreman. In 2011 The Week magazine reported that his girlfriend “dumped” him for someone she found on-line‚ on Match.com

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    The 21st century has revolutionized the way we interact with others and view the world; technology made it is easier to communicate‚ network‚ and even flirt with others. Computers transformed themselves into becoming the new “cupid” via instant messaging‚ chat-rooms and online dating in which flirting is easier in these spaces. Also the rise of social networking sites even made it possible to find a significant other; for example‚ my friend met his current girlfriend of six months through Facebook

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    Who Is Apollo A Greek God

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    lyre‚ the tripod‚ the laurel tree‚ and the navel stone. Both him and his sister are associated with archery. Apollo was said to be very handsome and according to the myths he had many lovers. Apollo once insulted the god Eros‚ more popularly known as cupid‚ who got his revenge by shooting Apollo with an arrow that made him fall deeply in love with the water nymph Daphne. Eros then shot Daphne with an arrow that made her loath love. Apollo constantly attempted to seduce her but she would not give in and

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    Neptune and Uranus. Neptune has fourteen moons‚ Triton‚ Nereid‚ Proteus‚ Thalassa‚ Larissa‚ Psamathe‚ Galatea‚ Despina‚ Halimede‚ Naiad‚ Neso‚ Laomedeia‚ Sao‚ and S/2004 N1. Uranus has 27 moons‚ Miranda‚ Titania‚ Ariel‚ Oberon‚ Umbriel‚ Puck‚ Belinda‚ Cupid‚ Ophelia‚ Cordelia‚ Bianca‚ Juliet‚ Mab‚ Portia‚ Rosalind‚ Perdita‚ Cressida‚ Desdémona‚ Sycorax‚ Setebos‚ Trinculo‚ Próspero‚ Margaret‚ Francisco‚ Ferdinand‚ Caliban‚ and Stephano. Neptune only has five rings‚ and Uranus has 13‚ the rings of Neptune

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    The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedie‚ of Romeo and Iuliet – a play with such a title as this could hardly be expected to contain any great deal of light-hearted comedy‚ but comic elements can still be seen throughout the course of the story. Characters joke and jest in between romantic soliloquies; bright imagery are embedded between passages of trouble‚ darkness‚ and death. These elements are so subtly included in the tragedy that one barely notices their poignancy as the story folds out.

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    FOUR STYLES OF ROMAN WALL PAINTING The wall paintings evolved from around 2nd BC. Romans created these extravaganza works to emphasise their wealth. The evidence for the techniques used is described by Vitruvius ’ in _De Architectura._ He noted that wall paintings were interior wall designs as frescoes‚ which were executed using damp plaster (lime and sand mixed together). There must have been at least several layers of this plaster‚ where the top layers were burnished with marble powder to make

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    In A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare‚ Shakespeare explores the theme of love through character and plot development‚ usage of literary devices as well as usage of socio-historical context. He follows literary traditions‚ but also develops his own style. Shakespeare introduces his theme of unstable love relationships in the first Act and uses the elements of literature to further develop his theme. The play opens up with the planning of the wedding of Thesus (Duke of Athens) and Hippolyta

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