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    Cupid and Psyche

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    On Heaven and Earth: The Tale of Cupid and Psyche William Shakespeare once wrote‚ “But love is blind and lovers cannot see the pretty follies that they themselves commit.” Psyche brings life to Shakespeare’s words through her early acts of naivety‚ and later‚ the trials she willingly faces to right her wrongs. With the only rule to keeping a lavish life laid before her being to not set sights on her husband‚ it seems simple enough to oblige that one simple request; however‚ love is a powerful

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    The Snake Goddess

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    The Snake Goddess The Snake Goddess‚ a voluptuous‚ divine figure with bare breasts‚ and snakes in both hands‚ is one of the most well known female deity’s and faïence figurines in Minoan culture (Patron). The actual representation of the Snake Goddess is unknown; however‚ a majority of perceptions would all agree that the Snake Goddess is an important female deity in Minoan civilization. By analyzing the importance of symbolism‚ the role of women in Minoan civilization and The Snake Goddesses role

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    Horae Goddess

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    Laura S in The Magical Circle School Resource Library discusses how Horae is a Greek Goddess and Roman Goddess of time. She rules over the seasons‚ as well as‚ every hour of the day. Horae makes sure that life’s order and nature is kept in order. She works to strengthen our awareness of earth’s cycles and time. Monaghan discusses how Horae is a “collective goddess” and is found in various groupings. These groups with Horae were goddesses “…of natural order and seasons.” They ruled the order of the

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    one must have respect for the divine whether it be a single god or many gods. In Persian Wars‚ Solon‚ an Athenian‚ tells Croesus of Sardis the story of brothers Cleobis and Bito. According to the story‚ there was “a great festival in honor of the goddess Hera at Argos” in which the brothers‚ along with their mother‚ had to travel a good distance by chariot. When the oxen have yet came in from the fields‚ the brothers decided to pull the chariot themselves in fear of being late to the festival. By

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    Aphrodite Goddess

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    According to the ancient Greeks‚ Aphrodite was a beautiful‚ youthful goddess‚ associated with the attributes of love and life (Schefold 15). Between the 6th century B.C. and the 1st century A.D.‚ she was frequently used as a subject matter in Greek and Hellenistic art. During that period‚ goddesses related to Aphrodite were often seen in Near Eastern art as well. In fact‚ Aphrodite’s origins can be found in the goddess Astarte‚ who was worshipped by the Phoenicians. The Assyrians‚ who controlled

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    Inanna Goddess

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    characters in their stories‚ and this essay will argue that was very much the case with the goddess Inanna. Also known later as Ishtar‚ Inanna could be considered a goddess of many aspects in the same sense that characters in modern storytelling are multifaceted in a reflection of human complexity. This essay will explore firstly her apparent aspect of power and violence that could make her appear to be a goddess of war and how that aspect intertwines

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    Goddess Laxmi

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    Goddess Lakshmi Lakshmi is the consort of lord Vishnu. She is regarded as the goddess of wealth and fortune. The word ’’Lakshmi’’ has been derived from the Sanskrit word Lakshay‚ meaning "aim" or ’’goal’’. Thus the Goddess suggests all the worldly and spiritual success in life. Lakshmi provides material and spiritual wealth‚ luxury‚ fertility‚ fortune‚ purity‚ beauty‚ power‚ generosity and auspiciousness to its devotees. Goddess Lakshmi is visualized as a beautiful golden complexioned lady draped

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    Minoan Goddess

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    priestesses holding a double-axe in front of a tree-shrine of a goddess. It helps us to understand that holding tree shrine was a common religious observance in the daily lives of the Minoans. The double-axe features in other Minoan artefacts‚ commonly in sacrifices‚ suggesting that the priestesses sacrificed something to the goddess under the shrine. 3 Mistress of the Animals Seal This seal shows the Mistress of the Animals‚ or Minoan Mother Goddess. She is depicted in many other representations of Minoan

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    Aphrodite in Greek mythology was a goddess known for captivating beauty‚ love‚ marriage and her captivating beauty and sexual nature. Due to her irresistible beauty Zeus‚ Aphrodite’s father married her off to the particularly ugly god of fire and metalworking‚ Hephaestus. This arraigned marriage was performed in order to prevent a war amongst the gods fighting over the goddess’s hand in marriage. Despite Aphrodite’s marriage to Hephaestus she was known to have had many affairs with various gods and

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    Goddess of Fashion

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    Tammy Vien February 11‚ 2013 Period 6 Miss Sare Goddess of Fashion Endymata is the Greek goddess of fashion. Endymata was the daughter of Athena. Young Endymata was first found by emerging from Athena’s blue and gold toga which Athena was sleeping in Endymata came to be as a very young adult. Athena did not know she had had a daughter‚ since Endymata just ran off after sprouting about her mother’s outfit. Endymata was walking about Athena’s palace‚ and then some of Athena’s guards spotted

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