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    Our world has gone through many changes and adaptations. We are in‚ some way‚ different from one another‚ we have different languages‚ habits‚ and beliefs. All these differences developed many years ago with our ancestors. Many primitive cultures advanced through discovery and innovation but still relied on spiritual and theological explanations to what did not make sense at that time in their cultural development. As part of this‚ ancient cultures created deities to help bring understanding to the

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    was just another characteristic. Therefore‚ Athena is a one of kind goddess and is still looked up to because of her once wise words and her arts and crafts. She was also a great leader in tough times such as the Trojan War. Not many women were involved in anything to do with war‚ Athena was very important in that war. She lead greeks into battle and they earned a victory. Therefore‚ Athena was a very important greek goddess. She has very many sides to her‚ making her very likeable. Athena was

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    Judgment of Paris Main Story: The evil goddess of Discord‚ Eris‚ was naturally not popular in Olympus‚ and when the gods gave a banquet they were apt to leave her out. Resenting this deeply‚ she determined to make trouble — and she succeeded very well indeed. At an important marriage‚ that of King Peleus and the sea nymph Thetis‚ to which she alone of all the divinities was not invited‚ she threw into the banqueting hall a golden apple marked For the Fairest. Of course all the goddesses wanted

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    The Impact and Legacy of Greek Mythology Greek gods‚goddess‚ showed the greek how to live their lives in ancient greece. Five greek gods‚goddesses‚ of note are Poseidon‚ Apollo‚ Demeter‚ Athena‚ and Hermes. Greek Mythology was important to the Greek’s mind set and civilization. Poseidon was one of the more angry gods. Poseidon was known as the god of the sea. (Warren 11) His brother name was Hades. (Warren 11) As far as respect he was second falling behind Zeus. (Warren 11) One main reason was

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    represented the giver of love and life and joy‚ among other things. Further back and in even more ancient times‚ this Venus or Aphrodite was the mother of all mankind‚ and although the roman’s didn’t restrict her to just being an aesthete‚ she also being a goddess who in battle assured victory‚ but this even was by no means a Roman invention‚ and this dates back to the most ancient days of Babylonian tradition. Looking at history and then looking at the Bible knows that the Bible got and derived many of its

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    lighting lamps everywhere during Diwali.  The thirteenth day from Poornima (Full Moon) (Dhanatrayodashi or Dhanteras). This is the first day of Diwali. "Dhan" means "wealth" and teras means thirteenth day. This is the day for celebrating the goddess Lakshmi‚ the Goddess of Wealth. For some places in India‚ the lamps are kept burning for Lord Yamaraj‚ the God of Death. The fourteenth day (Chhoti Diwali or Narak chaturdashi). Hindus believe that this is the day that Lord Krishna destroyed the demon Narakasur

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    In the poem The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe‚ he uses many different types of figurative language and spiritual references to tell a grieving story of a depressed man. Poe also has had many struggles including losing the love of his life to an illness. There are many references to the narrator’s grief throughout The Raven. The seventh stanza references the Bible‚ showing there is hope in a time of darkness. In the seventh stanza‚ Poe demonstrates allusion‚ alliteration‚ and personification. “...Raven

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    and would do next to anything to preserve it. When at the burial of the elder Ezeudu‚ Okonkwo could do nothing but watch as manhood‚ reputation‚ and life’s work was ripped to shreds right before his eyes: “It was a crime against the earth goddess to kill a clansman‚ and a man who committed it must flee from the land. The crime was of two kinds‚ male and female. Okonkwo had committed the female‚ because it had been inadvertent. He could return to the clan after seven years.” (Achebe‚ p.

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    personified as Diana‚ the Roman goddess of chastity. In these comedies‚ the foolish antics of lovers (literally‚ "lunatics") usually occur under the auspices of the chaste goddess‚ the lovers behaving like hounds about her feet that snap at each other in competition for her bounty. The moon as allegory for the lunacy of romance helps us understand Shakespeare’s view of romance. In the tragedies‚ however‚ the moon can represent many things at once: Diana‚ the goddess of Chastity; the cyclical nature

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    Andrew George and Metamorphoses translated by Stanley Lombardo‚ Odysseus and Arachne strength’s coincide with the goddess Athena’s. Excelling at their strengths‚ Odysseus and Arachne’s hubris causes trials for both‚ one being a long journey as well as a contest against Athena herself. Interestingly‚ despite Odysseus’ and Arachne’s mastery of their skills‚ their relationships with the goddess of their talents have a stark difference; the aforementioned Odysseus having more a friendship with Athena unlike

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