Week 3, Chpt 6-8 Flashcards

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What did Hera’s use of Aphrodite’s girdle result in?

A

As an allegory for fertility, plants would grow on the Earth.

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What was the final resting place of Zeus?

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Mt. Luktas

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3
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Hera, she who sits on a golden throne

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Goddess of marriage and childbirth.

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Poseidon, dark-haired lord of the deep

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The Earth shaker, god of the sea and earthquakes. He produces grotesque offspring kind of like Pegasus.

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Hades, receiver of many

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“The wealthy one”, invisible, although an immortal god he is not an Olympian.

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6
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What is the story of Hades and Persephone an allegory for?

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Greek girls and their experience in marriage, being taken away.

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Apollo

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Physically perfect, unsuccessful with love, twin to Artemis. God of music, aristocratic concerns, and light. God of illness and healing. Became god of prophecy after killing a python and gaining an oracle in his temple.

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Hermes, psychopompus

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God of travel, commerce, boundaries, theft, and trickery. Messenger of the gods. Invented the lyre.

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9
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Caduceus

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Hermes’ staff

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Pan

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Son of Hermes, fertility in sexuality and in nature.

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Hephaestus

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God of smiths, butt of the joke. Married to Aphrodite.

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