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    The story begins with Gaea giving birth to Uranus’ children. He was not proud of them so they decided to throw them in a pit in the underworld. Gaea sent The titans to get her children back from the underworld‚ but they did not save them because they were monstrous. There was a prophecy that Cronus would be overpowered by his children.The prophecy did not come true. The myth of Cronus decided to marry his sister Rhea. She had children and Cronus swallowed all of them except Zeus with Rhea hid to

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    Persephone the Great The snow trickles down‚ and the sun beats on people’s faces. This is all because of one goddess‚ Persephone. Persephone is the queen of the Underworld and is known for the creation of the seasons. She was a radiant goddess who enjoyed picking flowers which made her the goddess of springtime as well. Persephone lived in the Underworld 4 months out of the year with Hades‚ her husband. That left her parents‚ Demeter and Zeus lonely‚ without her. Her mother spends those months

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    Comparing creation stories The two stories that I read did not have a lot in common with each other. They were both very different stories‚ but there were some similarities. But come on now a Native American story could not be like a Sumerian story. “The World on the Turtles Back” was about a woman goddess who was pregnant with a child and hungry dinning on everything she asked her man to bring her bark from the forbidden tree. But then she fell through the ground. Then she started on creating

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    Once upon a time on mount Olympus‚ there was an argument between two very important god and goddess. Apollo‚ the god of music‚ poetry‚ healing‚ and the sun‚ was arguing with Artemis‚ the goddess of the hunt‚ archery‚ and the moon. They were both siblings of Zeus and Leto. All of the Olympian gods were gathered around them listening. They were arguing about which is more important‚ the moon or the sun. They decided that they had to hold a competition to see which the superior one was. The winner would

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    Have you ever wondered about the great mother of the Sun‚ the Moon and the Dawn? Theia‚ a titan goddess‚ is believed to be the mother of the Sun‚ Moon and Dawn‚ goddess of all shining things‚and iis also included in the creation of mankind. Although she is regarded as a minor goddess‚ she played quite the role in greek mythology and even blazed the trail for the gift of light. Born from Uranus and Gaeia‚ she was one of the first twelve titan gods to rule to world. Known as a always a beautiful woman

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    Aries‚ The Ram‚ is the primary of the twelve zodiacal constellations‚ and in Greek myth represents the animal whose fleece become sought by using Jason and the Argonauts. Legend has it that after King Athamus of Boetia took a second spouse‚ Ino‚ she turned into extremely jealous and green with envy of his existing children‚ mainly his son‚ Phrixus. She therefore deviously plotted the failure of the corn crop‚ intercepted and bribed the messenger despatched with the aid of her husband to consult an

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    Aphrodite: Goddess of Love     According to Greek mythology‚ Aphrodite was the goddess of love‚ beauty and eternal youth. In Homer’s The Odyssey Aphrodite is said to be the daughter of the god of the sky‚ Zeus and the Titan goddess Dione. There are many adaptations of Aphrodite including the roman version names Venus. Aphrodite was a very beautiful goddess‚ her father Zeus was unnerved about the gods fighting over her. Zeus married off Aphrodite to the god Hephaestus‚ condemning her to a loveless

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    Despite the fact that the females were looked upon as second class citizens‚ some of the female goddesses had power and influence. The three most powerful goddesses were Athene‚ Artemis and‚ Hestia. Many people now can learn lessons from them. They all influenced and guided people throughout their life which made them admired by many gods‚ Olympians‚ and mortals. Goddesses were a “symbol of wisdom‚ caring‚ nurturing‚ cunning and trickery” Firstly‚ Athene is wise which made her powerful and influenced

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    Every civilization since the first Mesopotamia has believed in something greater than humans. This ‘greater’ was developed into gods and goddesses. These gods and goddesses were then given special attributes and abilities. One of the many Mesopotamian deities was Inanna a female deity that is probably still one of the most well-known of this pantheon. This brief essay will take a look at the goddess discussing whom this important goddess was to her people. Described as one of the most complex deities

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    One day‚ soon after man received fire‚ there was a large forest fire in Crete that the gods were not pleased with‚ they went to Hephaestus‚ god of fire‚ for an explanation. Hephaestus claimed he didn’t know who started it‚ as it wasn’t his doing. He then blamed the humans and their ignorance to this newly found tool. Zeus didn’t care‚ he said that if there were another disruption in the world due to fire he would be severely punished. Hephaestus was mad‚ he had already been thrown off Olympus for

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