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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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    Durga Goddess

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    Explain why devotion to Druga has become such an important part of Hinduism? One of the most distinctive goddess of Hinduism is Durga. Her supremacy and power appears in many forms to protect the world from demons who threaten the stability of the cosmos. Her devotion is celebrated in one of the most important festivals; Durga Purja that occurs at the begging of October around harvest time‚ Durga is also linked with fertility and the ceremony last nine days. The importance is to commemorate the

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    Gazing into the past we see a wide variety of artwork‚ one in particular is a female figure found within the MIA Museum. This sculpture is made entirely of marble and originated in the Cyclade Islands that are part of Greece. It is exactly 41.3 cm high‚ four cm wide at the top‚ and 10.8 cm wide near the bottom. It has various defined body parts such as the head‚ nose‚ neck‚ chest‚ arms‚ waist‚ legs‚ and feet. The female figure has very clear visual lines across the entire body. These lines help

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    STORY LINE I. CREATION OF THE EARTH - (5 minutes) (Video Presentation – From dark to the creation of the Earth) In the beginning there was only chaos. Then out of the void appeared Erebus‚ the unknowable place where death dwells‚ and Night. All else was empty‚ silent‚ endless‚ darkness. Then somehow Love was born bringing a start of order. From Love came Light and Day. Once there was Light and Day‚ Gaea‚ the Earth appeared. Then Erebus slept with Night‚ who gave birth to Ether‚ the heavenly

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    Function/Symbolism The “Initiation Rites Cult of Bacchus” was used to communicate the rites of passage for the women of Pompeii. Much like the Greek women‚ Dionysus was the one of the most important and popular gods for Roman women. He was the source of both their sensual and their spiritual hopes (Art and Archaeology). This painting may have been viewed as a sacred item because it represented the ritualistic ceremony centered on a deity that prepared girls for the psychological transition to life

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