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    Besides being the Greek Goddess of Wisdom, Athena has done many things that would make her one of the greatest Gods of Olympus (with accounting for Zeus). First of all, Athena was the Patron of Athens, and bestowed the gift of the olive tree to the Athenians. This was decided as Poseidon (king of the ocean) was competing against Athena for the title of Patron, and the Athenians demanded a gift from the God/Goddess if they were chosen. Poseidon would give them a salt water spring (which was…

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    In the ending section of the poem, we can read “Entering the whirlpool/ Gentile or Jew” (Eliot, 7-8) which unfolds many images of water, as well as allusions to water. Firstly, the word “whirlpool” is a direct reference to water, as a whirlpool is when two conflicting currents collide with each other and create a chaos of waves. This word is also key when reading into the context of “Gentile or Jew”. Non-Jew or Jew introduces the allusion to Moses, who lead the Jewish out of slavery, by parting…

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    darkness and Nyx, “a bird with black wings.” Nyx golden egg crested the earth by hatching and one half of the egg shell became the earth. Some of the differences are that why were the humans created. In the Chinese the humans were created because the goddess nu wa became lonely.…

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    Ancient Greece Reading Challenge: 5.2 Required Reading: Ancient Greece: 1. Explain the importance and development of the Greek city-state and the difference between a citizen and a non-citizen: A city-state have city or town that is surrounded by villages and farmland. The city-states in Greek were very independent and they often quarreled. The citizens were strongly patriotic. Many of them participated in public affairs. Only citizens could own land and participated in the government.…

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    In Mars and Venus, An allegory of Peace, by Louis-Jean-Francois Lagrenee, it shows the Roman God Mars and the Roman Goddess Venus. It shows Mars’ sword and armor telling us that he is the God of War. The doves represent love, which tells us that this is indeed the Goddess of love. The story conveys the themes of seduction and innocence. The curtain helps it become a theatrical moment. Mars and Venus are the actors in the painting. Mars invites…

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    Essay On Athenian Temple

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    Athena and her temple. The Golden Age was a way for the Athenians to take pride in their achievements as well as revive human potential. The Golden Age was a sort of renaissance for the Athenians. Art was made important to give honor to their goddess and show the rest of Greece what Athens was capable of. It showed their power, wealth, ability, and achievements off in a way that made them an even larger super-power in Greece than they already…

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    directions at the bottom, so I was going to the Sword training arena and for some reason I was the only person there.So, I just arrived at Camp Half Blood and I was hurting really bad. And all that I remember is someone telling me your mom is a goddess. And I told myself I was going to go to sleep until the next day, ok I arrived at Camp Half Blood yesterday and I was hurting really really bad but I feel a lot better than when I arrived yesterday. And my partner that sleeps above me in the…

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    the village.Yet all of this is not possible if the person does not pay the right sacrifices and attend the ceremonies for the gods. For example, “the feast of new yam” which was held to “honor the earth goddess and…

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    this whole problem is all Echo’s fault that she helped the God of the Sky but it was Zeus who had asked her to help him run away from his wife. Echo deserves a lesser punishment because Zeus had asked Echo for help and Hera was being a jealous goddess when Hera took away Echo’s beautiful voice. Echo deserves a lesser punishment because Zeus had asked her for help. We have multiple pieces of evidence to prove this claim. The biggest piece of evidence I have is that Zeus often visits the…

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    Avatar Character Analysis

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    In my essay I will describe some of the feminine features with focus mainly on Avatar movie and it´s 2 main female characters. Then I will compare attributes of other female characters from different movies as Fight Club and The Matrix .To prove my statements I will use selected scenes from movies. And by the end of this essay I will also try to find similarities between Native American people and Alien tribe Na´vi. In Avatar, women are most powerful beings with biggest influence on our hero…

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