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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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    Art classifies a civilization; it distinguishes the difference in culture made by sculpture, paintings, and tapestry. Today I have attended the Metropolitan Museum of Arts, to visualize art in Ancient times from different civilizations. By observing each civilization sculpture, I would distinguish the difference between appearances of religious leaders or gods. Thus, furthering information learns from History class and comparing it to the sculptures I 've chosen. Egypt was a civilization where…

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    Ares V.s Prometheus V.s Perseus This paper is going to be about three of the most important beings in Greek mythology and then the best of the three will be chosen at the end. Enjoy! Ares In Greek mythology Ares was the god of war and the son of Zeus king of the gods and his mother was Hera, Zeus’ wife. He was aggressive and ruthless because he personified the brutal nature of was; but the negative thing of these things is that he was unpopular with all living things, gods, goddesses, and humans…

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    Odysseus was one of, if not the most, clever heroes in Greek mythology. Unlike other Greek heroes, such as, Heracles, Perseus, Theseus, Jason and Bellerophon, Odysseus relied on brains more than brawn. While still a mighty warrior, he is able to use his intelligence to accomplish things that many other heroes couldn’t, like inventing the Trojan horse. Naturally, due to Odysseus’s wisdom and intelligence, his patron god is Athena, the goddess of wisdom and battle. Odysseus is most famous for a…

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    Odysseus seems to be very sure of himself and well respected by other gods and even man. There were some areas in his life that made things complicated for him, for being considered a hero like he was. When comparing Odysseus and Achilles was more tragic than Odysseus. He also had his flaws that he seemed deficient with some characteristic flaws like Odysseus did. Achilles seemed to be more simple in his life and in his behavior. Like Odysseus, he was also a hero and a god who was courageous.…

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    1. Introduction "Love as powerful as your mother's for you leaves its own mark." -Dumbledore It is believed in the collective psyche that a mother's love is the strongest existing bond. In the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling this special bond is mentioned many times and is an important theme. It symbolizes the strongest power and protection in a world that is filled with the power of magic. It is needless to say that parents, especially the mothers, play a huge role in the life of a…

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    In book II of The Histories, historian Herodotus makes reference and comparison between Egyptian and Greek divinities. He mentioned that the Greeks took the name Heracles (or Hercules) from the Egyptian name Heracleion, which gives light to the idea that he thought ancient Greek mythology derived from ancient Egyptian mythology. I think it is important to look at some of the deities he compares, in doing so we can…

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    Why Do Atlantis Exist

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    Atlantis! Did it exist? The famous philosopher, Plato, was the first to talk about this lost city. He described how, why, and what became of Atlantis. There’s been many different theories as to how and why it was destroyed. The enigmatic underwater city, more commonly known as Atlantis, continues to peak the curiosity of many. Many believers have gone out and explored different places since there seems to be many plausible locations of Atlantis. In these expeditions, there has been ample amounts…

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    gods. Even the prophecies say “Zeus was fated to dethrone Cronus” (Taft, 120). Zeus had many siblings, including Poseidon, Hades, Demeter, Hestia, and Hera, who were all swallowed by Cronus. Zeus had many sons and daughters such as Perseus, Hermes, Heracles, and Aphrodite. Even though some were gods and some were demigods, many of his children have heroic or godly achievements granting a place on Mount Olympus. When Zeus reached adulthood, he proceeded with his plan to eventually overthrow…

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    Informative Essay On Hades

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    long and saved him. Later he found out that he was supposed to be a god. Hercules then stated a jaunty to get back to his father and become a god again. Hades found out Hercules was still alive and sent people from his army to kill him, but with Heracles powers they all lost. Hercules soon destroys Hades plans. Menthe was deeply in love with Hades. (Greek-Gods.info) she planned for Hades to have an affair with her and Hades did. Persephone soon found out about the afire and was furious.…

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