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    The God Apollo was sent down to earth in the after math of the Titan War because Zeus the King of the Gods (also Apollo's father) had to blame another God other than himself. Apollo was sent down in the body of Lester Papadopoulos who had acne and was not handsome. Apollo was devastated by both characteristics. After all, he is the God of vanity. In the first book, Apollo meets a little girl who turns out to be a demigod named Megan McCarthy . In order to get back to Olympus, Apollo has to carry…

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    Arminius didn’t sleep. He needed to stay awake for the entire arcane core stabilization, and his immortal body didn’t require sleep for anything other than resetting the numerous subprocesses going on in his brain at any given time. Those wandering thoughts gradually built up, and sleeping helped clear them. But, Arminius could not afford to step away and go to sleep. He needed to finish with Julie’s arcane core. When morning arrived, Simon went to work in the shop, and Arminius and Julie…

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    of the story, Ovid asks the gods, who are the ones causing the transformations, to inspire his work. All of this seems to be a ploy to comically provide the intro for what can be best described as chaos. Book I begins with the story of Daphne and Apollo. We see the first element of transformation with Cupid. Cupid is the naughty son of Venus, who possesses arrows that…

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    It has been said “he is a sacred twin” (102). His sister was Artemis, the great virgin huntress. Being the god of law, and knowledge, “he brings reason to the Greek world in the trial of Orestes” (102). When thinking of Apollo, they are thoughts of beauty and order. In art he is drawn as a handsome young man, usually naked. He lived in Delphi, a major site where he gained control of the known oracle, by slaying the giant python that roamed near. Apollo’s sister, Artemis…

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    the Greeks endless sufferings…” This theme is brought to light at the very beginning of the book 1 Plague and Wrath. He was furious with Agamemnon for not respecting his priest. Apollo after being called upon decends from the heavens furious he begins to fire his arrows upon those who had wronged the old priest. Apollo also inflicted a deadly plague on Agamemnon 's army and destroyed his men. Nothing all that exciting happened really. Agamemnon and Achilles bickered back and forth but no…

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    the reasons why Apollo would be one of the gods that I like. Music is not the only thing Apollo is known for. Apollo is known arts, knowledge, healing, plague, prophecy, poetry, beauty, archery, and the sun. Knowledge is an important factor that gods should have. Most people follow or like gods by their intelligence or knowledge. In every group of people there are always people who are sick. The sick often look up to the person who can heal and that is who Apollo is, a healer. Apollo has a twin…

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    Is Glory Worth Dying Over The Iliad is the oldest work of western literature and it is considered by the majority to be the most important piece ever. It is a story of the Trojan War. Instead of focusing on the battle outside the walls of Troy, I found the internal, mental battle that the hero, Achilles was fighting to be much more interesting. Achilles is tired of fighting in combat. He has already won great material wealth and glory from other conquests around the world. Achilles says, For…

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    Aristotle and Homer wrote some of the world 's most influential and famous pieces of literature, and both have had their works translated into many languages. Together, they created important parts of Greek history that are still used centuries later to teach the basis of humanity to people who choose to pick them up. Nicomachean Ethics and The Iliad, written by Aristotle and Homer respectively, both describe understandings of human courage. This paper argues that Homer and Aristotle had quite…

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    Hecate's Role In Medea

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    This brief allusion of Helios is meant to show somewhat of his acceptance of her actions, tolerant of her actions driven by boorish passion and primitive instinct. This will be drawn into further detail with a juxtaposition between Helios and Apollo. Apollo Being the twin brother of Artemis, the God’s domain spans across a myriad of areas; music, the Sun, art, medicine, plague, archery and light, as well as a few others. Birthed from Zeus and Leto, he is often represented with a golden…

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    Nietzsche's Apollonian

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    Apollonian: The word Apollonian is an adjective that refers to the God Apollo of the Greek or Roman mythology. Apollo is the messenger Gods; the God of light, spring or youth, medicine and the art of music and also sometimes identified with the sun. He is a son of Zeus and one of the twelve main Gods. The adjective Apollonian was first used by the German philosopher F. W. J. Schelling and later by another German philosopher, F. Nietzsche, who explains it further in combination with the adjective…

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