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    What Is A Scapegoat

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    Titan Prometheus a god known as a swindler. One day‚ he got in a fight with Zeus the father of Greek gods and he was displeased because he stole fire from heaven and gave it to mankind. Zeus was angry and wanted revenge‚ he told Hephaestus to create a woman. Hephaestus‚ the god of the forge‚ obliged and molded Pandora out of clay and endowed her with the beauty and cunning. He then delivered her to Epimetheus‚ the younger brother of Prometheus‚ as a bride. Before she arrived on Earth‚ Zeus gave Pandora

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    Ancient Greece were very similar. Both of these religions had major or “most powerful” god. In Ancient Greece Zeus‚ god of the skies and thunder‚ was believed to be the ruler of all the other gods and goddesses. The Ancient Egyptians believed in a god named Horus‚ god of the sky and protector of the Pharaoh. Horus was the most powerful god in Egyptian culture and the ruler of the sky just like Zeus. In both of these cultures if your family needed help you would pray to the god or goddess that you believed

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    noticeable difference between Greek and Roman mythology lies in the Gods and Goddess’s names. The Greek names tend to the ones people are the most familiar with: Zeus king of the gods‚ Aphrodite goddess of love and others. All of the Gods have a Roman counterpart‚ because it was the Greek ones that came first. In Roman mythology Zeus is known as Jupiter‚ Aphrodite is known as Venus‚ and so on. Theses two mythologies also differed on ideology. The Greeks were a philosophical people; they valued

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    5.15 Pandora Type your translation below each Latin paragraph. Then answer the question about Prometheus. Pandora Forma feminae ab Vulcano* creabatur de terra. Ab Minerva ei (to her) vestes (clothes‚ nom. pl.) argenteae* donabantur. Etiam ei (to her) ab Vulcano corona aurea donabatur; Iuppiter ei (to her) ollam* donavit. Dei feminam pulchram amaverunt. Quod (Because) dei ei (to her) dona donaverunt‚ nomen (her name) erat Pandora. The form of the woman was created from earth by Vulcan. Clothes of

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    negative effects. This is shown in Mary Shelley ’s Frankenstein: or the Modern Prometheus‚ where Victor Frankenstein tries to make major scientific progress for the world by creating new life‚ but he ends up with his loved ones murdered by his creation and his life ruined. Shelley emphasizes how an excess of knowledge is also dangerous‚ and can potentially destroy humanity. The character in Frankenstein: or the Modern Prometheus that is most harmed by knowledge is the main protagonist Victor Frankenstein

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    Pandora’s Box Source: Greek Mythology Pandora was created to punish mankind because Prometheus stole fire from mount Olympus to give to man as a special gift. Hephaestus made Pandora and each of the gods gave her a gift; (Aphrodite gave her beauty‚ Athena clothed her‚ etc.) most important‚ Hera‚ Zeus’s wife‚ gave her the "gift" of curiosity. Hermes was to take Pandora down Mt. Olympus to Earth to present Pandora to Epimetheus as his new wife. Hermes gave Pandora a golden box (in some versions

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    For my informative essay I chose to write about Poseidon. Poseidon was born from Cronus and Rhea and had five siblings in Hades‚ Demeter‚ Hestia‚ Hera‚ and Zeus. Poseidon is described as being a mature man with a sturdy build and a dark beard while hes holding a trident. Poseidon also had seven kids in Theseus‚ Triton‚ Polyphemus‚ Belus‚ Agenor‚ Neleus‚ and Atlas. Poseidon is also Known for having a uncontrollable temper which usually results in violence. Poseidon or Neptune in Roman is

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    their myths‚ how each culture views their gods‚ and their life styles. The lecture of the “The Huluppu-Tree” captivated me the most because is how they perceive the beginning of the world. Another story that made a big impact on me is “The Story of Prometheus” because of the moral and the message of the story. Also‚ the “Tales of Loki – Norse God of Mischief” is a story that I really enjoy. I had no idea that these lectures could cover so many mysteries and that is what makes them so fascinating. Knowing

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    own glory and power. He desires like Prometheus before him to take something that is reserved for the god ’s and make it of use to men. Victor is unable to control this new found power and it eventually destroys him. Shelley tells this story of knowledge and science by introducing the romantic temperament of Victor and the gothic themes of the creation of the creature and the horrors it unleashes. As Shelley subtitled Frankenstein "The Modern Prometheus" the relation of the Greek titan to Victor

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    science‚ and religion‚ and have fought countless battles over it. However‚ this is no one-sided matter. The benefits and consequences of intelligence and knowledge are determined only by how it is being used. In the novel Frankenstein‚ or the Modern Prometheus‚ this conflict of interests tore and shook Dr. Frankenstein’s life to its very foundations. Dr. Frankenstein creates the creature in the hopes of helping mankind‚ but because of his intelligence he becomes overconfident‚ ending in his creating

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