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    The Iliad Poem Analysis

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    when the Trojans are pushing back the Greeks. He brings up the fact that at the end of the day, the Greeks would much rather be enjoying life rather than fighting for it. This is idea is brought up again with imagery shown on the shield made by Hephaestus. On it, there is only one seen depicting wars of any kind. The rest of them are about farming, dancing, nature, and love; regular activities that make up the most of our life (18: 478-608). The Iliad is shown to be an anti-war poem because it…

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    try to take his brother Zeus rule as God of all olympians. There are 12 Olympians. Olympians are the major deities of the Greek God belief. The 12 main Olympians names are Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Demeter, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Ares, Aphrodite, hephaestus, Hermes and either Hestia, or Dionysus.The Greek Gods were a powerful. The main Greek God is Zeus. Zeus is the God of all the Olympians. Zeus is the God that the mortals are supposed to pray to. Each mortal must pay their respects to Zeus or…

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    Acropolis Research Paper

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    The Acropolis is one of Greece's most monumental pieces that still stands today. It was erected as a place of worship; the area stands on top of an elevated area and towers over the city of Athens as a dedication to the God Athena. In 5th century BC, the city of Greece had emerged victorious after war. They had been rewarded with a greater sense of being, self-pride, and this opened their eyes to discovering themselves to a greater extent. Greece and its people had grown in confidence,…

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    At the orders of the son of Cronus, the famous lame smith-god [Hephaestus] shaped some clay in the image of a tender girl”. Nothing that harbor even a small amount of respect is described as a “plague”. Hesiod emphasizes this point again when he calls females “the damnable race of women-a plague which men must live with”…

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    Athena Goddess Of Wisdom

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    Athena is the goddess of Wisdom among many other things. She is also the goddess of war, defense of towns, heroic endeavors, weaving pottery and other crafts (Atsma, 2011). Athena is a center point in a great deal of Greek myths, and plays character is much more. She is most often depicted in golden armor with shield and spear. Some myths even have her being born wearing that suit of armor. There are a few variations on the birth of Athena, but the most common is that Athena is the daughter of…

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    Pandora Research Paper

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    In the hand of several God and Goddess the first mortal woman was born, first created from clay by Hephaestus. Lights pierced through the darkness of Pandora as life was breathed into her by Athene. The God and Goddess appear before her very eyes, one with a beard and distorted face, one with a golden helmet and long hair, one with boundless beauty, and lastly one with a winged helmet. Pandora wonder who was those people next to her were, “My name Zeus and we are God, the ruler of the universe,…

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    Midas Mythology

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    He one day encountered Dionysus’s good friend and harbored him in his house and took care of him. When he took him back to Dionysus’s, Dionysus’s gave Midas the opportunity for any wish. As his wish he wished for the ability to turn anything into gold. When he found out the burden of everything being gold and not being able to eat food he wished for it to be taken away. When he was relinquished of it he spent more time in nature and nymphs. Lived in Macedonia Ignorant, greedy, and nature…

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    Greek Mythology Research Paper Greek Mythology is very important because it's a body of myths that belong to the Ancient Greeks. Mythology is based on the nature of the world, origins, and the significance of their Greek gods. The Greek God I chose to research about is Hermes because he is the God of Travel, and he was one of the main messengers during this time period. Hermes became the God of Travel because other Olympian Gods saw him as a person who could move swiftly between all the world’s…

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    Heroism In The Iliad

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    war. The Gods and Goddesses themselves were in conflict with each other and were also divided on what side to be on. Apollo, Ares, Artemis, and Aphrodite assisted the Trojans, while the Greeks were supported by Athena, Hermes, Hera, Poseidon, and Hephaestus. Even today’s war, we believe that God is on our side, as does our enemies. War can wage on for periods of time because both sides believe they will be victorious because God is on their side. There are various types of battles in the story.…

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    Apollo The Greek God

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    Apollo, the god of music and healing: Mighty Athena, goddess of war and wisdom. The Greeks believed the god was humanlike who influenced lives of all Greeks. Although the Greeks had a group recognized as deities. They didn’t have any organized religion or religious beliefs. They even have a word for religion. Apollo was also an oracular god (holding or claiming the authority of an oracle). Medicine and healing are associated with Apollo, whether through the god himself or mediated. Several towns…

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