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    Greek Mythology Influence

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    As people began to advanced in modern ideologies, they also look into their past as they live in a world where they are generally influence from our ancestor’s society. One of these influences is Greek culture that have been affecting our natural way of life. Greeks have create ideal concept that could not been imagine with the technology they had in their time. An example would be that they helped create the foundation of democracy, which the United States uses today. This political system…

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    Definition Of Religion

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    The Definition of Religion Perhaps one of the hardest words to define on the societal and personal level is religion. The ideas in which this one word encompasses has been the cause of countless wars, crusades, misconceptions, and prejudice but also gives millions the sense of hope in dark times, community, moral codes, and a reason for existence. However, while religion often affirms that a supreme being is the founder, the ideas and moral codes brought forth can also shape families,…

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    Perseus is most noted for the slaying of Medusa, however; not without the supernatural help of Hermes and Athena. Theseus is a courageous hero who has a love for danger. He overpowers the Minotaur and shows bravery through many journeys. The strongest demigod in Mythology is Hercules, he is notorious for the twelve labors, all of which displayed his incredible strength. The epic heroes Perseus, Theseus, and Hercules display characteristics such as supernatural help, bravery, and…

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    their stories and mythical creatures and make them into real characters portraying them into the entertainment industry as a movie or a television show. A movie that came out recently named "Percy Jackson; The Lighting Theif," is a movie about a demigod who founds out he has half god and half human and that his…

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    and then is elevated to high status through a good deed. Mythology is a traditional or legendary story, usually concerning some being or hero or even, with or without a determinable basis of fact or a natural explanation, which is concerned with demigods, and explains some practice or natural phenomenon. Legend or traditional narrative, often based in part, of historical events, reveals human behaviors and natural phenomena by symbolism such that using elements of…

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    Epic Example The story Beowulf, an oral tradition told several times is, for the most part, an epic poem. An epic is a genre of classical poetry originating in Greece. It contains universal themes, it is focused on the exploits of a hero and/or demigod, it starts in medias res, which means it starts in the middle of some type of action, and many more characteristics to make Beowulf an epic poem. Beowulf is an example of an epic because the narrative starts in medias res, which means in…

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    Legend has it that Rome was founded by the two demigod brothers, Romulus and Remus. They were sons of Rhea Silvia, daughter of King Numitor of the mythical city, Alba Longa. She was impregnated by Mars, the war god. Her brother ordered Romulus and Remus to be drowned, but the survived and washed up on the shore of Palatine Hill. They were raised by a she-wolf and then found by the shepherd, Faustulus. They learned who they really were and went back to Alba Long and killed Rhea’s brother.…

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    SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES: BACCHAE AND TWO GENTS OF VERONA The Bacchae was about a demigod who wanted to get revenge on his mother’s family, which, in the end, he accomplished. In the Two Gentlemen of Verona, however, all of the characters had the chance to get revenge or not forgive Proteus, yet, in the end, they all forgave him and became friends with him again. Another difference is how the plays would have been staged. In Bacchae, there was only one location where all the characters…

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    accolades. Other than having a liking for humans, the gods and goddesses mated with them. Their children were called semi-gods or a demigod. One parent was mortal and the other was a god or a goddess. Semi-gods are born with godlike qualities, but have the appearance of a human. An example of a demigod is Perseus, who is the son of Zeus/Jupiter, and a mortal woman. He was the demigod who helped kill Medusa. That is different from Roman mythology. In Roman mythology, it is believed that humans…

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    Hercules, born to Zeus and a mortal woman. Hera was jealous of Hercules that she sent snakes to him, for an attempt to get rid of him. Hera was enraged and was determined to do anything to destroy Hercules. For what Hercules was known for: his strength; Hercules strangled the snake with his bare hands. However, Hera eventually drove Hercules haywire that he killed his own family. As part of his punishment, he would have to serve the King Eurystheus and perform 12 impossible tasks. These…

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