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Cassandra, the most beautiful of the daughters of King Priam of Troy.Cassandra had been given the power of prophecyby the god Apollo, but was then doomed to never to be believed because she refused him her love. In a later Roman tradition, the poet Virgil describes how she tried in vain...
Who is Rhea in Greek Mythology? Rhea, goddess of Earth, is also generally considered to be the mother of the gods. Rhea was born of the first primordial gods. Born from Gaea, the personification of the Earth, and Uranus, personification of the sky, Rhea Titan goddess is one of the firs...
Artemis, in Greek religion, the goddess of wild animals, the hunt, and vegetation and of chastity and childbirth; she was identified by the Romans with Diana.
Cadmus - He is the son of Poseidon and considered to be the first recorded demigod of Greek Mythology. 10. Castor and Pollux - He was one of the twin sons
Benzaiten (Benten) originates from the Indian Goddess Sarasvati, known as the Goddess of music, fine arts, eloquence, literature, She is the only woman among the seven Gods of fortune in Japan Bikeh Hozho(Navajo god) Bikeh Hozho represents the personified power of speech ...
A sculpture of Zeus called the "Zeus of Otricoli," which is a Roman copy of the original Greek statue. This one was carved in the 4th Century...so it's still really, really old. Who Is Zeus, and What Is Zeus the God Of?
Answer (1 of 1): In Germanic and Norse mythology, Loki was the fire god, descended from giants (who are often portrayed as enemies of the gods.) There are many stories about him. In some he is depicted as a likeable trickster, fond of jokes and disguises
What makes Odysseus such an integral literary figure, though, is his longevity. Over the next few centuries, during the Roman Empire and the Middle Ages, stories of Odysseus continued to be told. Even in the last 200 years, poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson and writers James Joyce, Nikos Kazantzaki...