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    quest and goes off to save the lightning bolt for his dad. Percy leaves Half-Blood Hill with Riptide‚ Grover‚ and his platonic ideal Annabeth. Tests follow Percy during the approach. He meets one of his enemies‚ Medusa‚ who attempts to turn him into a statue. His other big enemy‚ Hades‚ believes that Percy stole the lightning bolt‚ but Percy blames Hades for the disappearance. Percy also has his allies. His dad‚ the god Poseidon‚ saved Percy’s life when he fell off the bridge into the water‚ and Annabeth

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    Athens 2004 Greece’s Background Some three thousand years ago‚ the first Olympic games were held in Ancient Greece. Ancient Olympia was structured and designed to hold these games. The first games were held in honor of Zeus. Ancient Greece was one of the first civilizations‚ making huge contributions to Western Civilization. Today’s society is largely developed from Ancient Greece‚ considering they were the ones who first created a democracy for a government. Humanity run deep through Greece‚ and

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    Murder-the unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another. The assassignation of the Roman emperor Commodus was just because he was a self-centered emperor‚ who put himself as the Greek God Hercules‚ he made the people of Rome build him statues;however some believeed that since he was a dissapointment to his father he was trying to a great emperor. According to www.ancient.eu/commodus/ ‚ in his early life‚ Commodus full name was Lucius Aurelius Commodus. He was born to a philosopher and

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    entrance has an additional six columns in front of it. The larger of the two interior rooms‚ the Naos‚ housed the cult statue. The smaller room‚ the Opisthodomos‚ was used as a treasury. It was built to replace two earlier temples of Athena on the Acropolis. The architects were Iktinos and Kallikrates and also the sculptor Pheidias‚ who made the massive chryselephantine cult statue of the goddess. The metopes of the Parthenon all represented various instances of the struggle between the forces of order

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    the acropolis of Athens at the request of Pericles the leading politician of the time. The Parthenon was built to house the huge gold and ivory (chryselephantine) statue of the goddess Athena (wikipedia‚ 2006)‚ Which was over 30 feet high‚ and portrayed the goddess in battle armor and holding in her outstretched hand a six-foot statue of Nike the figure of victory. The Parthenon was constructed from 20‚000 tons of white marble‚ and stretched nearly 230 feet in length and a hundred feet wide making

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    cannot be abused; hence the double blade. This shows that women of this culture were able to wield power‚ perhaps even in government. The Yoruba culture is a matrilineal society and this aspect of the art reflects the status of women perfectly. In this statue‚ the female figure has been inhabited by the god‚ Shango. The figure also wears a white and red bead necklace to symbolize the power that she has been granted is devastating yet just. The two adolescent figures that adorn the primary female

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    The Laocoon Group from page 96 in our text (Fig. 3.30). This statue depicts a scene from Virgil ’s Aeneid. The scene takes place shortly after attempting to warn the Trojan ’s not to bring the horse into the city‚ Laocoon goes to the altar of Poseidon with his sons to make a sacrifice when all three are attacked and killed by two sea serpents sent by the gods. This was because of the warning and it is even mentioned that is specifically for throwing his spear at the horse and piercing it.

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    GREEk Literature IntroGreek duction * Greece is a land of islands‚ mountains‚ and peninsulas. Rocky hill tops separate parts of the territory from each other‚ and make the soil difficult to farm. * Their literature focuses on human body and mind. ARCHAIC PERIOD TO THE END OF THE 6TH CENTURY BC The Greeks created poetry before they made use of writing for literary purposes‚ and from the beginning their poetry was intended to be sung or recited HOMER Iliad Odyssey Pure tragedy

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    which originates from Greek mythology. The cornucopia in Greek mythology represents a goat’s horn overflowing with goods‚ or whatever its owner wishes. It symbolizes abundance and prosperity. The cornucopia fed Greek mythology’s most powerful god — Zeus. The headdress of Uraeus or serpent — is one of the most powerful symbols in the Ancient Egyptian religion and mythology‚ which represents the Egyptian goddess Wadjet — who protects the pharaoh or

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    is Athena. Her Roman name is Minerva. She is the goddess of wisdom and war. Athena’s personality shows concern for the well-being of humans. Athena’s father‚ Zeus‚ is the only one who trusts her with his lightning bolts. In most stories‚ and myths‚ Athena is found in Athens. Athena had a pretty small family. Since Athena was born from Zeus forehead‚ her mother wasn’t even Hera. Her brothers and sisters were not blood related but were considered family. Technically she had half brothers and sisters

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