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    Throughout the many annals of Greek mythology‚ there have been many fascinating characters‚ ranging from the beginning of time with Gaia and Uranus‚ to their children‚ Cronus and his wife Rhea‚ through the Titanomachy‚ the war of the Titans versus the Gods‚ and finally to their children‚ the Olympians themselves‚ and the dawn of the Silver Age. Of the twelve Olympic Deities‚ you have five Goddesses: Hera‚ the queen of Olympus‚ Demeter‚ Goddess of the harvest‚ Aphrodite‚ Goddess of Love‚ Artemis‚ Goddess of

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    Chaos In Greek Mythology

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    According the Greek Mythology‚ a god called Chaos was living in a world of emptiness. Chaos was tortured the empty space‚ so he used his flesh and made 4 children called Gaea‚ Tartarus‚ Eros‚ Pontus and Erebus. Gaea was the god of Earth‚ Tartarus was destination of wicked souls‚ Eros was the god of love‚ Pontus was the god of sea‚ and Erebus was the god of darkness. Gaea later gave birth to Uranus( the god of heaven9 and married him. Gaea and Uranus gave birth to Hecatonchires‚ the Cyclopes and the

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    Ancient Greek Mythology

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    Religion and Mythology in Ancient Greece were looked upon with the utmost importance‚ the Greek myths and tales of religion explained the unexplainable‚ gave reason to live and a sense of stability to a community. Ancient Greek myths can make the protagonist or other main character a role model in the way that they author writes them. The reader can also obtain life lessons from the myth or legend. A worthy illustration of this is the Ancient Greek god Apollo‚ who is a wealthy king a‚ affectionate

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    Medusa In Greek Mythology

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    After she was turned into a gorgon she was slain by Perseus and her head was given to Athene. The story of medusa is one that shows exactly why no one dared to mess with the gods. In the story of Medusa her characteristics have developed in Greek mythology like no other character has before. At the beginning of her story she was portrayed as beautiful and wanted by many men‚ but after she turned into one of the three gorgons it was said that she became ugly‚ vengeful‚ and got the power to turn people

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    In life‚ love and war are polar opposites. However‚ when it comes to Aphrodite‚ they are what make her the most well known goddess in Greek Mythology. When people think about Aphrodite‚ the image of a beautiful and gentle woman comes to mind. In spite of that‚ she has another side to her‚ as shown in the Trojan War. Her role as the goddess of love and beauty‚ and her fighting in the Trojan War proves that she is not only the most well known and diverse goddesses‚ but the best out of them all. The

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    Greek Mythology Essay

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    Expository Essay Greek mythology started over 2000 years ago and it is still influencing our world of today. Traveling the world or just being more conscious of the area that you live in you will be seeing many names or things and guess what‚ many of those came from Greek mythology. For example‚ Olympic games or many movies like "Wrath of the Titans" or games like " god of war" derive from Greek mythology. Those and many others explain how Greek mythology continues to play role in our

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    Orion In Greek Mythology

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    Egyptians or a zodiac sign for the Chinese. Orion history and mythology is very expended. Because of it visibility which is very good‚ Orion is a very popular constellation. Here is the myth of Orion’s creation. In the Greek mythology‚ it symbolizes Orion‚ a legendary hunter who said that he could kill every animal‚ no matter its tall or its dangerousity. When we look at Orion‚ we can see the greek hunter. Still in the greek mythology‚ he’s been killed by Scorpius‚ because they were both in the

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    The importance of Greek mythology Today‚ the ancient Greek myths still fascinate readers throughout the world. There are thousands of books written about the importance of Greek mythology in the formation of modern-time societies. There are hundreds of movies created about the adventures of Greek heroes. Apparently‚ the events‚ creatures‚ and people described in the ancient Greek myths were not real; however‚ their mythical nature does not undermine the importance of Greek mythology in defining the

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    Greek Mythology: Artemis

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    The Tales and Life of the Goddess Artemis Greek mythology is a religion filled with myths and legends used to tell stories that explain how some things came to be or to teach lessons. In Greek mythology‚ Artemis is a very popular goddess with many traits and attitudes therefore there are many myths regarding her in particular. Artemis is the goddess of the hunt‚ wilderness‚ wild animals‚ female fertility‚ childbirth‚ and the moon (“Artemis (Diana)”). Daughter of Zeus and Leto‚ Artemis is very strong

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    Greek Mythology in Astronomy The creatures and deities in Greek mythology are said to have connection with the astronomy and the star constellations. In this fragment of Hesiod’s poem “Nymphs like the Graces‚ Phaesyle and Coronis and rich-crowned Cleeia and lovely Phaeo and long-robed Eudora‚ whom the tribes of men upon the earth call Hyades.” (Hesiod‚ Homeric Hymns‚ Epic Cycle‚ Homerica.  1922) titled Astronomy‚ he mentioned and catalogued many of the constellations based on creatures and gods

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