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    facts. The Olympian family were a desperate lot despite being related. The next time you have a bowl of corn flakes give thanks to Demeter the goddess of vegetation. The English word "cereal" for products of corn or edible grain derives from the goddess’ Roman name‚ Ceres. In Greek the word for such products is demetriaka. Demeter was worshipped as the goddess of earth and fertility. Zeus was the king and leader of the 12. His symbol was the thunder and in many of his statues he appears holding one

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    option to stay with her and become immortal. He cleverly answered ‚ “Gracious goddess‚ don’t be cross with me! I know all that as well as you do. My wife is nothing compared to you for beauty. I can see that for myself. She is mortal‚ you are immortal‚ and never grow old. But even so I long for the day of my homecoming” (5).This shows that Odysseus is clever because he knew he must think carefully when speaking to a goddess so he makes sure not to offend her‚ or he will suffer great consequences‚for

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    Persephone Research Paper

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    PERSEPHONE By: Zireia Jones TABLE OF CONTENTS Slide3:Greek and Roman names Slide4:Descrbe of the throne Slide5:Symbols and animals Slide6:Pictures of goddess Slide7:Family Relations Slide8:goddess’s personality Slide9:Story Slide10:Refrences DESCRIPTION OF THRONE Persephone is the queen of the underworld She was abducted by Pluto also known as (Hades) To become god of the underworld he (Hades) made her his wife unwillingly SYMBOLS AND ANIMALS Animals General Symbols Wreath of flowers

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    Rama and Diwali

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    the festival is celebrated by lighting diyas and candles to drive away the darkness of Amavasya and the dark of ignorance. Homes are decorated on the day of diwali and sweets are distributed. Laxmi Puja is performed in the evening and blessings of Goddess of Wealth is seeked. People present diwali gifts to their near and dear ones. Earlier‚ it was celebrated with diyas but slowly it took the form of lights‚ lighting lamps‚ candles and crackers. Now a days‚ people burn dangerous fire crackers limitlessly

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    Cause of the Trojan War

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    blame for the start of the Trojan War because of her insecurity. Aphrodite‚ known as the goddess of love‚ was one of the goddesses that the Apple of Discord was thrown between‚ and all three goddesses yearned for the apple to be theirs. This is because inscribed on the apple were the words “For the Fairest”‚ and Aphrodite sought the apple so she could feel reassured of her status as one of the fairest goddess on Mount Olympus. To convince Paris to award her the apple‚ Aphrodite seduced him with her

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    The first ever story in the history of Greek mythology is called The Creation. It started out as Gaea‚ the earth Goddess. Then she met Uranus‚ the sky God and they had the twelve Titans. One of the Titans‚ Kronos‚ who was the youngest‚ was sent by Gaea to kill Uranus with his own scythe. Kronos chopped Uranus up into tiny bits and threw him into the ocean to mourn eternally

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    of the goddess Sati‚ also known as Dakshayani‚ who self-immolated because she was unable to bear her father Daksha’s humiliation of her husband Shiva.“ (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sati_(practice)) Sati appears in the Hindi and Sanskrit and is synonymous with “good wife”. It is a practice in which women burn on the funeral pyre of their husband. It is said that they go straight to heaven and gain respect in society. It is considered to be a better choice than living as a widow. Goddess Sati (

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    In the Homeric Hymns‚ the ode to Demeter portrays her life and character amidst the rape of her daughter‚ Persephone‚ by Hades. Daughter of Cronus and sister of Zeus‚ Demeter sits among the Olympian Gods. Although Demeter is one of the most prominent goddesses in Greek mythology‚ her epic is not central to solely her character‚ but how she is illustrated and morphed by the text. By analyzing how Demeter is rendered by the hymn‚ she is broadcasted in ways that underscores her isolation and ostracized

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    created the painting‚ was he put emphasis on Venus’ nudity as the focus point of the painting. Every detail in The Birth of Venus depicts major meaning‚ and can be described in depth. The Roman mythology behind the painting describes a birth of a Goddess in Roman and Greek Mythology. Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus was created with‚ also every minor detail in the painting has a major meaning‚ and last but surely not least depicts the Roman Mythology behind the painting. The painting The Birth of Venus

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    While there‚ he gave birth to Athena through his mind. Quite literally the brainchild of them both‚ the revered goddess that Athena became had both the power of her father and brilliance of her mother (Line 891-901). Once again‚ while Metis appeared only briefly‚ she would cement herself into Greek Myth through not only her children but also her cunning intelligence. Even so‚ some goddess were solely defined of their fertility‚ but they were still respected as a powerful

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