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    Vengeance in the Odyssey

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    the conflict in the story happens. First‚ Poseidon constantly upbraids Odysseus for blinding his son‚ Polyphemus‚ by making his journey home extremely difficult. Also‚ Telemachus and Odysseus need to get revenge on the suitors for disrupting their family. Lastly‚ Odysseus tells Penelope “to stay quietly in her chambers since the angry kin of the suitors will be vengeful” (Nardo‚ 100). The Odyssey contains many people getting revenge on others‚ like Poseidon reprimanding Odysseus for blinding his son

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    Gods that Odysseus is worth saving. Perhaps the most formidable foe of Odysseus is the sea god Poseidon‚ who continually attempts to thwart the efforts of Odysseus to make a safe journey home. On one of Odysseus adventures he angers the great sea god‚ Poseidon‚ by blinding his son‚ Polyphemus‚ king of a race of one-eyed giants who inhabit the island of Sicily. In retaliation‚ Poseidon relentlessly torments Odysseus after he leaves Sicily‚ imperiling his voyage at every turn. He is

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    Atlantis Argumentative Essay There is much controversy when determining whether Thera and the Minoan civilization is the myth of Atlantis or if they were two different civilizations. There is more evidence pointing towards the myth of Atlantis actually being Thera and the Minoan civilization. The geographical make up and natural disasters were practically the same between Atlantis and The Minoan civilization‚ the religion of the two civilizations were amazingly alike‚ and both civilizations had

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    founded an army. The entire country was divided into sixty thousand lots. Each of the ten kings had his own city and kingdom. The kings and princes gathered together and held a festival every fifth and every sixth year alternately. The bulls of Poseidon were caught and sacrificed by the kings. When night came‚ they put on robes and held court. The most important of the laws was how they treated one another. They were not allowed to take up arms against each other‚ but were to come to the rescue

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    dead‚ and fell in love a couple of times. Before the beginning of mankind‚ Zeus‚ before Poseidon‚ and Hades were born‚ there was titans who ruled the cosmos in a tyrannical way‚ their leader was Cronus‚ father time. Hades and Poseidon were devoured by Cronus when he was born‚ but then Zeus convinced Cronus to regurgitate him‚ and after that he asked Hades for help to fight the titans‚ Hades agreed. Zeus‚ Poseidon‚ and Hades fought all the titans until they fought Cronus. After his defeat they shoved

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    Athena Greek Goddess

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    goddess of wisdom‚ and Poseidon‚ the god of the seas and rivers. Now‚ Athena was one of Zeus’s daughters‚ and you might expect that her father would honor her request‚ but Poseidon was Zeus’s brother‚ and Zeus did not want to disappoint him‚ either. Poseidon appealed to Zeus‚ saying that this location would provide the city with the greatest natural harbor in all of the world and destine it to be a great seaport. Therefore‚ as god of the sea‚ it was only right that he‚ Poseidon‚ should be its chief

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    Tritopatores d. All of the above 3. Kronos and Rhea were the parents of: a. Zeus b. Poseidon c. Hades d. All of the above 4. Known for his lightning bolt‚ this god was often called the king of the gods in the ancient Greek tradition a. Poseidon b. Odin c. Jesus d. Zeus 5. __________ is our oldest written source of information about the Greek gods a. Hesiod b. Homer c. Apollodorus d. None of the above 6. Poseidon was called the “earth-shaker” because: a. He could gather clouds and call forth

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    ‘The Iliad’ is the greatest epic poem of classical Greece‚ attributed to Homer. The use of divine machinery is a prominent feature of many epics. The ‘Iliad’ is a story in which the gods and goddesses plays a vital role. Throughout the poem‚ the gods play an important role in the action of the plot and its outcome. In this poem we find so many Devine interventions in human activities .The interventions of the gods also serve to magnify the significance of human action. Infect‚ the epic begins with

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    Cassiopeia was proud of her daughter and boasted about her beauty constantly. Cassiopeia even said that Andromeda was more beautiful than all the daughters of Poseidon the sea god. This made them very angry‚ so Poseidon decided to punish Cassiopeia. Poseidon sent a huge sea monster (called the Kraken) to ravage the land of Ethiopia. In order to calm Poseidon down‚ Andromeda was to be sacrificed to the monster. Unable to change Poseidon’s mind‚ she was chained to a large rock by the seashore to await her fate

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    13th Labor Of Hercules

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    deep voice. "Hercules arise!" Hercules‚ not known what had woken him‚ arose from his nap and turned to drink from the stream he lay beside and was surprised to see the image of Poseidon‚ the mighty god of the waters‚ in the rapids of the brook. "Poseidon‚ what brings you here?" "I know why you are here‚ Hercules‚" said Poseidon. "You are in search of the Lochness monster‚ who dwells in the depths of these lakes. He cannot be injured in the waters‚ but can be easily defeated on land. You will not find

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