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    assisted by Athena as she protected him from all that crossed his path whether it was suitors, strangers, or even other gods. Abraham as well received assistance from God. For instance, God states “the one who curses you I will curse” (Gen.12:3), which depicts how God will curse any who may even try and belittle Abraham. As Odysseus…

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    Essay On Medusa

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    Euryale where immortal. Her parents where Phorkys and Keto, (children of Gaea and Oceanus which mean Earth and ocean). She was a fair maiden and priestess of Athena. She was a very pure woman. But something happened in Medusa’s life. Something that changed her life completely. When love conquers the heart, it is not something you actually plan. Athena was a goddess in Greek mythology. She was the goddess of wisdom. She had temples which was where she would be found. One day she caught Medusa…

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    man ablaze, his shield and helmet flaming with tireless fire like the star that flames the harvest” (5.4-5). Athena not only makes him much greater than the warrior he already is, she also removes the mist that prevents humans…

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    the physical or violent and untamed aspect of war, in contrast to his sister the armored Athena, whose functions as a goddess of intelligence include military strategy and generalship.Ares is the Greek god of war. He is one of the Twelve Olympians, and the son of Zeus and Hera. In Greek literature, he often represents the physical or violent and untamed aspect of war, in contrast to his sister the armored Athena, whose functions as a goddess of intelligence include military strategy and…

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    Telemachus Movie Analysis

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    Athena (Karen): #1 hit mythology station! You’re on air with Athena, and this is 102.7 Mt. Olympus. Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, today we have Telemachus here with us discussing his father’s disappearance. Telemachus (Kimberly): No need to bring my father into this, I’m pretty sure he is dead at this point. Athena: Ladies and Gentlemen, Odysseus is here. SOUND: Dun, DUN, DUN, DUN Athena: Wow, Congrats Odysseus you’re no longer an old hideous beggar. Telemachus: Oh my God, that’s not my…

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    Parthenon Vs Pantheon

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    considerate citizens. If you were a women, or a slave you could not participated in the democratic experiment. There is a myth that two gods vying for the honor of being the patron of the city. The two gods are Poseidon and Athena. Poseidon is the god of the sea and Athena is the goddess of wisdom. Both gods gave the…

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    little or no control over their own destiny. However, the immortal world creates a platform for Homer to exemplify and examine women personas thorough the Olympian goddesses. The three main goddesses presented in The Iliad are Athena, Aphrodite, and Hera. During the Trojan War, Athena and Hera fight with the Achaeans, while Aphrodite favors the Trojans. The actions of the Goddesses during war illustrate the different characteristics women possess in the world of The Iliad. Each goddess embodies…

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    immense amount of trials and hurdles, but he endures them for only one goal: to get back home. As the story progresses, Odysseus ends up being successful in all this ventures. As the central pillar of Odysseus’ life, Athena guides Odysseus and his family to a life of happiness. Athena establishes herself as a main force in Odysseus's life by offering advice to him in desperate situations and disguising him to protect him from the dangers he encounters. When Odysseus returns back to Ithaka,…

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    hubris, and becomes an obsession, which can either cement their place in eternity or completely consume them until they lose sight of the beauty in front of them. Odysseus falls prey to his selfish pride of legacy. Odysseus ' true homecoming follows Athena exterminating his hubris and molding it into selfless pride in his family. Odysseus, like so many ancient heroes, is consumed with pride.…

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    The Eyes are the Window to the Soul Athena, goddess and son of Zeus, very frequently appears in disguise, attempting to intervene into the lives of both Odysseus, and his son, Telemachus, in order to protect or warn them. Athena's eyes are highlighted in her epithets, throughout the stories of The Odyssey written by Homer and translated by Robert Fagles. Epithets are phrases that are able to describe a character often in a book. They are able to act as an introduction to the character, as that…

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