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    Greek. They were usually figures of girls that served Athena. In the kore we see what is known as the archaic smiles which represent the figure being alive. The Peplos Kore shows us the early representation of the body beneath the drapery. Through her clothes we can see the outline of her

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    Odysseus? Level 2: In Book VII (7)‚ why do you think Athena wants to mask Odysseus’s identity from the palace of Alcinoos? Level 2: Why doesn’t Odysseus accept/trust the help of the gods other than that of Athena? Level 3: If you were Zeus‚ would you take Athena’s side and allow Odysseus to return home or would you take Poseidon’s side‚ OR would you mediate as Zeus did in the book and explain your thoughts. 1: Athena explains to the gods that Odysseus remains trapped on Calypso’s

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    It features a rectangular floor and is made completely from marble‚ with a base constructed from limestone. An ionic frieze goes around the exterior of the walls. The birth of Athena is shown on the east pediment‚ while the west pediment illustrates the competition between Athena and Poseidon to become the patron god of the city. The two buildings also have many similarities. Both structures consist of eight columns to support a pediment. Much of the Pantheon’s exterior scheme

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    At first‚ Athena determines the clashes of the Oresteia with a vague judgment that appears to fulfill all gatherings included. Then again‚ in any clash‚ no less than one gathering must make presents to progress in the direction of a determination. Athena accomplishes her dumbfounding come about by deceiving Apollo to believe that he has gotten absolute triumph in judgment and by offering

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    the one who makes earthquakes. He is also the god of Horses. It was said that Poseidon lived on the ocean floor in a palace made of coral and gems‚ and drive a chariot pulled by horses. Even though Poseidon was the god of horses‚ Athena built the first chariot. Athena‚ (Minerva‚ the goddess of Wisdom and Skill) like Poseidon was also an Olympian god/ess‚ also built the first ship to sail on the sea over which Poseidon ruled. A german classical philologist by the name of Wilamowitz‚ articulated

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    not as fortunate. She vowed never to marry or have a relationship‚ and became a priestess of Athena. However‚ she broke this sacred promise when she was seduced by Poseidon in one of Athena’s temples and later married him. When Athena found out about this she was outraged and turned Medusa from beautiful to hideous. Her golden hair turned into vicious snakes and her soft skin became green and rough. Athena also her shamed by everyone and gave her the famous curse. The curse is that anyone who looks

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    back home. Athena is the most eminent example of this role; at the beginning of the book she is seen begging Odysseus to return back to his home. Athena after this point helps Odysseus throughout his entire journey back to Ithaca‚ his homeland‚ after twenty years of battling in Troy. Athena‚ goddess of wisdom‚ war‚ the arts‚ industry‚ justice‚ and skill‚ is the propulsive force behind assembling Odysseus ’ return home after becoming captured by Kalypso‚ daughter of Atlas. Athena helps Odysseus

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    All cultures are built off of some type of belief. This belief influences daily life in the culture. It sets common rules and guide lines in which the people should act. The belief also influences activities and architecture. The beliefs make the culture thrive. This is true for the Ancient Greek culture. Their culture relied on their Gods. This is also known as Greek Mythology. Greek mythology had a huge influence on the Ancient Greek culture. The Ancient Greece civilization started on the island

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    The Odyssey is an epic poem written by Homer and passed down the centuries by the oral tradition. The Hobbit is a fantasy novel authored by J.R.R. Tolkien introducing the world-renowned Lord of the Rings series. At first glance‚ the similarities might seem vague‚ but the veil opens when examined closely. There are many similarities between The Odyssey and The Hobbit. The basis of The Odyssey and The Hobbit is the heroic journey. The Odyssey is told in the tradition of an epic journey while The Hobbit

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    64). Penelope contains the qualities of a trustworthy and cunning wife‚ a perfect match for Odysseus‚ however the suitors continue to woo her into marriage. Every night with the suitors ends as Penelope “fell to weeping for Odysseus...till watchful Athena sealed her eyes with welcome sleep”(435). Penelope also represents support for Odysseus; a crutch for him to lean on‚ a reminder of home. Ithaca is truly where the heart

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