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    The Sweet Singing Sirens The Sirens in Greek mythology‚ were the daughters of Phorcys the sea-god. Writers generally claimed to say they were a group of three. Also that their home is an island in the western sea between Aeanea‚ the island of Circe‚ and the rock of Scylla. They are nymphs‚ or beautiful girls‚ of the sea. Their way of living was to lure mariners to the island by their sweet songs‚ and viciously kill the mariners. Unfortunately‚ mariners weren’t ever able to escape the sirens once

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    Artemis (also called Diana in Roman mythology)‚ was the forever young virgin goddess of the hunt. While Artemis was the goddess of the hunt‚ she ruled over the wilderness‚ wild animals‚ and the moon. Though she wasn’t technically the goddess of fertility and childbirth‚ she acted as though she was. She was the child of Zeus and Leto‚ along with her twin brother Apollon (Apollo). Apollon and Artemis guarded children until marriage‚ Apollon guarding male children while Artemis guarded the girls. When

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    in these stories. In the creation myths both cultures have the similarities of the beginning of the earth. The Norse myth of the creation of earth is really complicated. In the beginning an open void called Ginnungagap was here. In the Greek mythology there was Chaos‚ that was all. The Gods of both cultures form the earth after being born in the void/chaos‚ then after these two similarities‚ their differences come out. In the Norse tale of the earths’ info structure in the beginning an open

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    Aris Kagramanov 10/7/15 Period 5 Introduction: I. Viracocha is the inventor god in the pre-Inca and Inca mythology in the Andes locale of South America. Viracocha was a standout amongst the most critical gods in the Inca pantheon and seen as the inventor for goodness’ sake‚ or the substance from which everything is made‚ and personally connected with the ocean. Viracocha made the universe‚ sun‚ moon‚ and stars‚ time by ordering the sun to move over the sky and human progress itself. Viracocha

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    Greek mythology is composed of a larger collection of myths and teachings that belong to the ancient Greeks‚ stories of their gods and heroes‚ and explanations given to unexplainable phenomenons. Zeus became the ultimate ruler of the gods as well as lord of the sky and rain after defeating his father. Zeus was characterized by the Greeks as a regal man‚ mature with a sturdy figure and a long beard. He is usually depicted with a lighting bolt‚ royal scepter or with an eagle. He married Hera‚ his sister

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    They show how much early Greeks had progressed from primitive men. 4. As humans progressed‚ he became more aware of what they needed from the gods. 5. It is an account of the creation of the universe and the gods‚ and is an important piece of mythology. Chapter 1 & 2 1. The universe created the gods. 2. Heaven and earth. Their children were the titans and the titans children were the gods 3. It was the Olympians home and was usually thought of on top of a mountain but no mortal could go

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    Antigone Essay Prompt #6 Sophocles’ Antigone is a tragedy in which demands of the human psyche create conflict. Taken place in ancient Greek times‚ characters of the story remain holy to the greek gods. Zeus being the influence of religion‚ and Aphrodite’s over powering wrath of human instincts ultimitley lead to catastrophe. Throughout the story‚ Antigone is torn between the rule of the law and the rule of the gods. Antigone deals with conflicts arising from three demands made upon the human

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    Various Factors Effecting Natural Selection Another is the tiger’s claw. Here is an adaptation: The lizard is camouflaging with its backgrounds. which here are the leaves. fg After reading Malthus’ view‚ Darwin then noticed that if more organisms are produced than the ones that can survive‚ then they probably compete for resources. Darwin named this the struggle for existence. Darwin also knew that organisms had natural differences within their traits. He assumed that some of those are better

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    The differences mainly revolve around the theme of forgiveness and blame. In the Judo-Christian version of the Adam and Eve story‚ many tend to blame Eve for deceiving Adam into eating the forbidden fruit. For deceiving Adam‚ Eve is given the harsh curse of having to bare children due to disobeying God’s word. However‚ in the Quran‚ Hawa does not deceive Adam into eating the apple. Satan interacts with Adam instead of Hawa in the Quran and rather than Hawa eating the fruit first then later giving

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    “The Theft of Indun’s Apples” in The Norse Myths by Kevin Crossley Holland starts off with Odin‚ Loki‚ and Honir exploring Midgard. They kill an ox‚ but it would not cook in the fire because an eagle will not let it. The eagle tells them he will let the meat cook if he gets his portion first. When the bird takes most of it‚ Loki hits it. Loki’s stick gets stuck and the eagle drags Loki around until he agrees to bring Indun and her apples out of Asgard. Without the apples‚ the gods age; the apples

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