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    festivals and most of them were for religious, or humorous purposes. Whoever won the Olympic Games was very important for the city-states because it gave them a lot of pride. They also had different games like the Pythian Games which was dedicated to Apollo. The Greeks believed in gods and goddesses who, they thought, had control over every part of people 's lives. The Ancient Greeks believed that they had to pray to the gods for help and protection, because if the gods were unhappy with…

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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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    Ancient Greece Reading Challenge: 5.2 Required Reading: Ancient Greece: 1. Explain the importance and development of the Greek city-state and the difference between a citizen and a non-citizen: A city-state have city or town that is surrounded by villages and farmland. The city-states in Greek were very independent and they often quarreled. The citizens were strongly patriotic. Many of them participated in public affairs. Only citizens could own land and participated in the government.…

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    beliefs. One of those gods is Hephaestus, the god of fire. He is very important in Greek mythology because he was the son of Hera and Zeus, and would basically be the source for when god’s needed reliable weapons. The god of fire was a sibling to Apollo, Artemis, Hermes, Athena, Ares, and Persephone (greekgoddesses.net). His children were Euklela, Eupheme, Euthenia, Philophrosyne, Thaleia, Palikoi, Erikthonios, and Kaberiroi. (greekgoddesses.net) Hephaestus was known to be very kind to others,…

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    As of page 148 the level of verisimilitude in this epic is in a bit of a middle state. In some cases the reality is in a low state, that is pretty easy to point out due the constant use of gods to advance the story and events. Zeus, Athena, Apollo, or Hera are always influencing people or events within the story. “Hear me, lord of the silver bow who set your power about Chryse and Killa the sacrosanct, who are lord in strength over Tenedos, Smintheus, if ever it pleased your heart that I built…

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    Rick Riordan successfully captured the essences of Greek mythology through his young adult book series Percy Jackson and the Olympians. In each of the books, it features heroes, villains, monsters, Gods/Goddesses, and demi-gods that which all play an important part in how Rick portrays Greek mythology. The author of the book Mythology, Edith Hamilton has timeless tales of Gods and heroes that support Rick Riordan and how he captures Greek mythology like for instants. Greek mythology is a study…

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    Hera's Role In The Iliad

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    Homer 's the iliad The homeric story of the iliad is one of the greatest known, and most important story in all of greek history. This epic story basically talks about the greatest greek god like zeus, well known for his powerful leadership enables armies to head to war against the trojan soldiers. As he goes to fight against the great god achilles one of the best well known fighters of the achaeans. Everyone fears him due to his great power of his sword in war. Never was he afraid to…

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    for instance Theoclymenus , a fact which implies that the μαντική τέχνη was genetically transmitted . Apart from that, as Flower and Sara Johnston support, a god could also choose an individual to teach them or offer them the gift of being a mantis. Apollo appears to offer the mantikē to Cassandra and Branchus, while Zeus, or Athena, gifted Tiresias, a famous Greek seer, with the skill of divination. Historical manteis seem to have connected the origins of their divination skills with that of…

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    Greek Gods In The Iliad

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    or gods, could imagine. Yes, even gods have psychological damage too. Apollo probably would contain multiple psychological damage because of how he managed to lose his favorite soldier, and could not even do anything to help out Hector because of how Athena stepped in for Achilles aid. When Athena lied to Hector and caused him to lose his stance in the battle. When Achilles is disgracing his body in front of the gods, Apollo ached which is why he helped protect Hector’s body from getting any…

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    This essay will be made on Apollo, In the book The Hidden Oracle, in the series The Trials of Apollo. In the beginning of the book, the only thing he cares about is himself and how to become a god again and how to get back to Olympus. After he is cast down to the earth by Zeus, most of his memories taken away from him, in an unfamiliar body, and only $100 to start on, he lands on some garbage in an alleyway and get beat up by some thugs, and has his money stolen from him. A little girl named Meg…

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