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    The Titan's Curse Summary

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    tradition started. After this event, the Oracle, a mystical being who enlightens the camp of certain quests, reveals a prophecy stating how the Hunters and the camp members must work together to retrieve both their lost friend Annabeth and the goddess Artemis, the Hunters leader.…

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    Apollo's First Winter

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    A lot colder than the Greek people had originally expected, they experienced their first ever winter. Icy, and frostbitten, the freezing wind lashed at their faces and hands, which they were definitely not used to, or were they expecting it.Khione didn’t think that the first winter would turn out like this, she thought that the people would be happy for a break from Apollo’s never ending summer. As Khione watched she saw Apollo turning it into the heart warming heat of summer. The people, and…

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    The Strong Values of Greeks Ancient Greek culture is studied all over the world due to its utmost importance in understanding the society we live in today. Historians learn of ancient Greek culture through Epic Poems that describe the ancient way of life. The Iliad, an Epic Poem, is no exception to this rule and gives an idea of how life in ancient Greece played out. The Iliad reflects the values and culture of eighth century BC Greece through the sacred bond of hospitality, the importance of…

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    Aerwyna Alternate Ending

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    think so. She had no idea how amnesia worked. Was it like memories were sucked away from you forever, or just misplaced? She stalked after Aerwyna who was trying to calm down the ladies. "Stick to the hunt, remember our code." Aerwyna whispered. Artemis was stalking…

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    Artemis Greek Goddess

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    Artemis is the goddess of chastity, virginity, the hunt, the moon, and the environment. Artemis was the daughter of Leto and Zeus. She was also the twin sister of Apollo. She was born on an island called Ortygia after her mother, Leto found shelter there after hunted by Hera, the unlawful wife of Zeus. As soon as Artemis was born, she helped her mother (Leto) gave birth to her twin brother, Apollo. Because she did this, she became the goddess of childbirth and labour. Then, for her birthday she…

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    Within Euripides Iphigenia at Aulis, and Seneca’s Medea, a variety of atrocious acts take place, sparing no violence and certainly no mercy. Although Seneca and Euripides hail from much different time periods, many parallels can be drawn between the atrocious acts depicted within their works. While the scenarios that lead up to the atrocious acts that take place within Medea and Iphigenia at Aulis differ, many similarities can be found between both antagonists. In addition to the similarities,…

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    Jacques-Louis David, a French painter during the neoclassical art period, began his art career painting a few mythology figures and narratives and then later on became an active supporter of the French Revolution therefore influenced the stories for which he depicted in his paintings. In this essay, I will analyze the formal qualities or elements of art such as color, implied motion, and space used as well to analyze the historical/religious context of one of his early paintings before the big…

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    Temples and Rituals opens chapter five. This chapter sever to inform Walton reader of the action and purpose of the temple. Temples primary design was for the residence of the deities, and not for places of worship. The temples represent a “shadow of a heavenly residence, therefore it served as a link or gateway to the heavens or cosmos.” The temples were distinct with an image of the deity. Many rituals were performed to guarantee that each deity approved of the symbol being placed on the…

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    goddesses worshipped was Artemis, she is the goddess of the hunt, the wilderness, childbirth, fertility, the moon. Artemis had a very unusual birth,…

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    In the novel “Fear and Trembling” by Soren Kierkegaard, one of the main topic discussed was ethical and how it was associated with the universal. Also, how ethical is related to tragic hero and the knight of faith. For instance, the action of a tragic hero, like agamemnon sacrificing his daughter is still ethical because his action was done publicly and for common good. Ethical is temptation for the knight of Faith because they have the choice to do something right. For instance, abraham had the…

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