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The document discusses several important figures from Greek mythology including gods, goddesses, heroes, and myths. It describes Apollo as the god of light, Athena as the goddess of wisdom who won a competition over a city-state, Aphrodite as the goddess of beauty and love, and Hades as the god of the underworld who guides souls with his staff. It also mentions the heroes Hercules, known for his strength and courage, and Achilles, the greatest warrior. Finally, it summarizes the myth of Zeus disguising himself as a bull to abduct Europa.
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- 1. Greek gods and goddesses Athena Apollo Hades Aphrodite Artemis
- 3. Apollo Apollo was the perfect man according to the Greek standards.
- 4. Apollo Apollo is seen today in the theater, Nasa, and Design home.
- 6. Athena Athena won the competition with Poseidon over the city-states.
- 7. Athena The name Athena is found today on diagnostics and a smart card.
- 8. Aphrodite Goddess of beauty and love
- 9. Aphrodite Aphrodite valued by a lot of things Ancient Greek valued in women; like beauty and grace.
- 10. Aphrodite Aphrodite is also the name of a dj, a hotel and messagenet communications.
- 11. Hades God of the underworld
- 12. Hades Hades he has a staff to guide the souls to the underworld.
- 13. Hades The name Hades is now seen as playstation music and etc.
- 14. Artemis Goddess of hunt, nature, and birth.
- 15. Artemis Artemis she is important to single independent unmarried women.
- 16. Artemis The name Artemis is on a spaceship
- 17. Heroes Hercules Achilles
- 18. Hercules Famous for his strenght and courage
- 19. Hercules hercules is also many things A disney character
- 21. Hercules A city
- 22. Achilles The best warrior Achaean greek force.
- 23. Achilles Achilles's name is now found on action games.
- 24. Myth Europa and the Bull
- 25. Myth Zeus fell instantly for Europa.
- 26. Myth So then, one day Europa and her friends
- 27. Myth were over at the garden when they noticed
- 28. Myth there was a new bull in the garden.
- 29. Myth Europa and her friends thought he was very appealing
- 30. Myth so she decided to mount the bull
- 31. Myth Soon he carried her off into an island
- 32. Myth And they had 3 kids! <3