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    cursed Iapetos‚ men and generations to follow by introducing Pandora‚ the first woman. Zeus instructed the titans to create Pandora to bring doom to men. Hephaistos mixed earth and haste to create a female body. Athena taught her weaving skills and Aphrodite blessed her with desire and passion. After her creation‚ Pandora was brought up to Epimeteus and he immediately sensed the disguised evil in her. Pandora opened the jar‚ releasing all the miseries and sorrow and she closed it just before hope could

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    Later‚ he finished building the city and named it Rome‚ after himself in 753 B.C. There was a large variety of Roman Gods. The Roman gods and goddesses were based on the Greek gods and goddesses. Each god had a special ability. For example; Venus (Aphrodite in Greek) is the goddess of love and Jupiter (Zeus in Greek) is the king of all the gods and goddesses. He is thought to be all of their father. He was also the supreme leader of Mt. Olympus where the people believed the main gods and goddesses lived

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    a ritual cup for sanctifying wine. Wine is poured into the upper part of the rhyton‚ and poured out of a small opening in the lower part into a phiale‚ from where it could be drank. Three of the rhytons portray women‚ probably Hera‚ Athena‚ and Aphrodite. The phiale was a shallow drinking bowl consisting of a hemispherical divot in the middle. The amphora showcased seven warriors‚ it was utilized as a ceremonial vessel of peace‚ specifically‚ to simultaneously pour wine into the phials of two kings

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    the war traced its origin to a golden apple‚ inscribed “for the fairest” and thrown by Eris‚ goddess of discord‚ among the heavenly guests at the wedding of Peleus‚ the ruler of Myrmidons‚ and Thetis‚ one of the Nereids. The award of the apple to Aphrodite‚ goddess of love‚ by Paris‚ son of King Priam of Troy‚ secured for Paris the favor of the goddess and the love of the beautiful Helen of Troy‚ wife of Menelaus‚ the king of Sparta. Helen went with Paris to Troy‚ and an expedition to avenge the injury

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    bold realistic representation and mythology of ancient Rome and Greece with his work‚ "The Birth of Venus". Venus was born from seafoam‚ although some believe she could’ve been born from the rib of Zeus. Some see the painting as the rebirth of Aphrodite. During the Renaissance‚ Florence was seen as the most affluent and powerful city in Italy‚ and Europe at the time with

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    is an assistant ready to cover Venus and personified zephyrs blowing the goddess to shore. This is the first time someone who is not from the Bible‚ was shown naked‚ and it is an idealism of beauty found from an Ancient Greek statue portraying Aphrodite. This painting brings to light the admiration of Greece and Rome‚ accentuating the recovery of knowledge and provoking thought and

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    kidnapped Helen from Menelaus‚ they were bound to honor their promise and help to return her. When Paris was born‚ it was predicted that he would be the downfall of Troy‚ so he was sent into the mountains without any knowledge of who he really was. Aphrodite was the one who promised him the most beautiful woman in the world and started the Trojan War. In the movie Patroclus is Achilles’s cousin but in the book he is his lover. I’m glad they made the change in the movie tho‚ cause I just couldn’t picture

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    refuses to give up the golden fleece and will only do so if Jason can complete three impossible tasks that no human could finish without magic. Knowing that these tasks were impossible for Jason to do himself‚ Hera who was Jason’s protector‚ asked Aphrodite to intervene by making Medea fall in love Jason so she could help him in getting the golden fleece because she is the goddess of witchcraft and the daughter of King Aeetes. In exchange for her help‚ Jason promises to marry her. - Medea gives a magic

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    Olympus for the gods home. 4. Poseidon- Greek god of the sea who was one of the most powerful of all of the gods in Greek mythology. He was one of the 12 Olympian gods and goddesses who held court on Mount Olympus. 5. Hephaestus- huh-fes’-tuhs Aphrodite- af-roh-dy’-tee Psyche- sy’-kee Prometheus- proh-mee’-thee-uhs Phaeton- fay’-uh-thuhn Greek Gods And Goddesses 1. Hera’s husband was Zeus. 2. Demeter’s roman name is Ceres. 3. Dionysus rescued his mother from the underworld. 4. Echo’s name

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    The gods in Greek myths can be divided into respective categories where the first three of them are the Olympian gods‚ Titan gods and primeval gods. These three categories represent the three different generations of gods in ruling the cosmos. The next five categories divide the gods according to domain‚ namely the gods of sky‚ sea‚ earth‚ and underworld. The final category contains personifications‚ those gods and spirits which represented abstract ideas‚ human emotions and conditions. The main

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