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    Eros vs. the old man under the moon Ever mythology contains a god controls moral love relationships. In Greek mythology‚ Aphrodite is the goddess of love‚ beauty‚ pleasure‚ and procreation‚ while her side kick‚ Eros is in charge of let morals felt in love with each other. In Chinese mythology‚ the old man under the moon control marriage and love between the morals. As we can see‚ Aphrodite’s sphere of influence is much wider than the old man under the moon‚ that is because comparing to Greek

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    Ares: The God of War

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    with vultures and dogs. He delights in the pure destruction of war‚ and enjoys seeing people suffer (Van Aken 18). The true testament of his cruelty however lies within how his throne has been made. Custom built‚ his throne that sits opposite to Aphrodite is built of brass‚ strong and ugly‚ while the huge brass knobs on the edges are in the shape of skulls‚ finally covered with human skin (Graves 8-9)! In this way‚ many people have detested him for his disturbing nature and his way of fighting (Van

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    Trogan War

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    goddesses wished to claim the prize as the fairest: Hera‚ Athena and Aphrodite. The three goddesses asked Zeus to be their judge. However‚ Zeus directed Hermes to refer the arbitration to Paris‚ a Trojan prince‚ the young son of Priam and Hecuba. Each goddess offered to reward him if he chose her. Athena offered to make him become a great hero or general; Hera offered to make him ruler of the richest and powerful kingdom; while Aphrodite offered him the most beautiful woman in the world in marriage: Helen

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    phase of a woman’s reproductive cycle. They are often referred to as the life-bearing representation (Leonard‚ McClure‚ 2004). In Greek Mythology‚ a well-known divinity called Aphrodite was a female Goddess. She was the great Olympian goddess of beauty‚ love‚ pleasure and procreation (Atsma‚ 2000-2011). Aphrodite was born from the sea foam and said to be the

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    of magical fruits and enchanted vegetables in the time of Helen of Troy. This is something we seem to be lacking in our modern day culture. One thing I did find relevant to our modern culture is the way that the three goddesses Hera‚ Athena‚ and Aphrodite reacted upon hearing that whoever had possession of the apple would be the‚ “Fairest of them all”. It seems that today‚ a lot of girls will do anything to be the most beautiful. Something is not right in our heads‚ and we know it. For this reason

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    male gods can be manipulated or controlled by Hera because of her power and influence. The number one god might be a man but the organization below Zeus is a mixed alliance of numerous troublesome gods and goddesses. The female goddesses consist of Aphrodite‚ Hera‚ Athena‚ and Achilles’ mother Thetis are the most influential women portrayed in the Iliad. Thetis provided Zeus’s support of the Achaeans for her whiney son Achilles and also new armor after Patroclus’s death. Even a goddess is subservient

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    Galatea and Pygmalion

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    upon her to reassure himself she was not real. He named her Galatea. At festival of Aphrodite Pygmalion stood by the altar and prayed “If you gods can give all things‚ may I have as my wife‚ one like the ivory maiden.” Aphrodite heard his pleas. When Pygmalion returned home he kissed Galatea which apparently was a common custom for him. The warmth of her skin and lips surprised him……(fill in the blank)………………. Aphrodite blessed the union of this couple with a child which they named Paphos. Main Conflict:

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    ancient Greece‚ where Ares and Aphrodite disputed about which gender would rule the world‚ men with violence or women with peace. Aphrodite created a super-race of women who is taken down by Hercules after he seduces their leader Hippolyta so Aphrodite hides the survivors on an island later named the Bermuda Triangle created as a world just for women. Without men‚ the women have no children and become depressed so Athena helps Hippolyta make a child from the clay and Aphrodite gives it life. They name

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    responsible and at the same time not wholly responsible of the happening of their own tragedies‚ Hippolytus is more responsible for it than Oedipus because he does everything in extreme‚ like he worships only one god‚ Diana. Refuses to worship the god Aphrodite and denies that she is relevant to his life. Also‚ he has such a violent reaction when he finds out about Phaedra’s passion and the extreme hate he has towards women. But Oedipus knowing what was going to happen in his life tries and tries to avoid

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    The Pharos Lighthouse of Alexandria Ben Davis Thesis Statement: The Pharos Lighthouse of Alexandria earns its place among the Seven Wonders of the World because of the engineering and building expertise required to make the tallest lighthouse‚ ever‚ in the world. Honors World History Mrs. Hunt 14 September 2012 Alexandria was a major city of trade during the 2nd to 4th centuries B.C. Named after the famed military leader‚ Alexander the Great‚ it was situated on the western end of

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