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    Claim: The construction industry would crumble without rocks. Rationale: Marble is a renewable resource‚ which means it doesn’t run out‚ that’s one of the reasons of why it is used a lot. it is used in buildings for mostly interior uses‚ but sometimes also exterior uses. It is also used in sculptures. Marble flooring is very popular around the construction industry‚ this is because marble conveys a good visual appearance and has good durability. Though‚ like every material it should be take care

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    Roman equivalent ‘Hercules’) has survived through many different time periods and cultures and still remains a well known character in today’s society. Although the common tale has changed to be more accustomed to the modern 21st century society‚ the original myth endures. Greek Demi- god Heracles Heracles was the son of Alcmene a mortal that Zeus had become enamoured to; Zeus came to her one night in the form of her husband Amphitryon and lay with her‚ conceiving Hercules. Hera‚ Zeus’ lover

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    strength is Hercules‚ the Roman name for the Greek demigod Heracles. The superman-like figure is even more popular in mythology than certain gods and goddesses. Over time‚ artists and sculptors have attempted to depict Hercules through different types of material and physical poses. Although each depiction has its own individuality in the material by which it was created and the stance the demigod is holding‚ almost all seem to depict a similar man. Almost every depiction of Hercules appears to describe

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    Hercules: 12 Labors of Hercules Hercules‚ in Greek mythology‚ was a hero known for his strength and courage and for his legendary adventures. Hercules is the Roman name for the Greek hero Heracles. He was the son of the god Zeus and a human mother Alcmene‚ wife of the Theban general Amphitryon. Hera‚ Zeus’ jealous wife‚ was determined to kill Hercules‚ and after Hercules was born‚ she sent two great serpents to kill him. Hercules‚ while he was still a baby‚ strangled the snakes. Hercules conquered

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    hercules

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    Hercules Walt Disney animated movie Hercules is based upon the famous hero of ancient Greek mythology. However the book and the movie differ in many ways. The book is based on a hero who is fierce‚ strong and temper headed‚ uses his strong to get what he wants. The movie is based on a hero who is humble‚ accidental‚ charming and clueless‚ perfect for little kids to attain to. In Gods‚ heroes and men of ancient Greece the audience is meant to be the elderly‚ the movie is meant for younger viewers

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    Hercules‚ the son of Zeus. Born in Olympus and kidnapped by Hades where his evil minions attempt to kill Hercules but instead turn him into a demigod. Hercules is then forced to live on earth in attempt to figure out who he really is and where he truly belongs. In the process Hercules faces many dangers and obstacles along his journey to returning home. Hades discovers that the only person that can stop him is Hercules so Hades does everything in his power to stop Hercules from ruining his plans

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    Hercules

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    HERCULES Hercules‚ son of the Greek God‚ Zeus‚ is turned into a half-god‚ half-mortal by evil Hades‚ God of the Underworld‚ who plans to overthrow Zeus. Hercules is raised on Earth and retains his god-like strength‚ but when he discovers his immortal heritage Zeus tells him that to return to Mount Olympus he must become a true hero. Hercules becomes a famous hero with the help of his friend Pegasus and his personal trainer‚ Phil the satyr. Hercules battles monsters‚ Hades and the Titans‚ but it

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    a love affair with Alcmene‚ they had a son named Hercules. Hercules was an ancient Greek god of commercial enterprise and victorious. The Greeks worshipped Hercules because of his success and victories in his mythical battles that symbolizes his strength and loyalty. Hercules played a huge roll in ancient Greek as the hero facing the twelve labors which made him an important and well known Greek god.Hercules was created by Zeus and Alcmene‚ Hercules was born in Thebes. Zeus‚ his ex-wife Hera disliked

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    Hercules had twelve labors that he had to do. Each of these tasks were basically impossible‚ but Hercules got all of these tasks done. Usually the task consisted of Hercules having to capture something or killing something. During some of these tasks‚ people who died shouldn’t of been killed by Hercules. Hercules killed some people and it was not necessary at all. During Hercules fourth labor‚ he went to visit a friend Pholus‚ a centaur. While he was there visiting‚ the both of them started to

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    Elgin Marbles

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    The Present and Forward Fate of the Elgin Marbles The Parthenon marbles are works of art taken from the Acropolis of Athens by Lord Elgin and brought to England while Greece was under the control of the Ottoman Empire.. Lord Elgin received permission from the Sultan to remove the statues at a price less than what it takes to transport them. Money was not the main motive for Elgin in acquiring them‚ there were wealthy bidders who attempted to buy them from him but he refused. Once in England many

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