Greek gods

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The document provides information on several important figures from Greek mythology. It describes heroes like Hercules and how he killed snakes with his bare hands as a child. It also discusses gods and goddesses such as Apollo, god of the sun and music; Ares, god of war; Athena, goddess of wisdom; and Aphrodite, goddess of love. It then provides a brief summary of the myth of Jason and the Argonauts, where Jason assembles a crew to find the golden fleece and win back his throne from his evil uncle with help from gods.

● Most kids would be
scared but not
Hercules

● He killed
both of
them with
his bare
hands

● As time went
by Apollo
began to like
Admetus

God of the sun,
archery,music, and
poetry

When someone died
suddenly, he was
said to have been
struck down by one of
Apollo's arrows.

As god of
music, Apollo
is often
dedicated
playing the
lyre.

He did not invent
this instrument,
however but was
given it by
Hermes.

There is a theater
called the Apollo
theater

He almost died
when he was
stuffed in a jar
by two giants

He received scant
sympathy from his
father Zeus

Its an open
response file
saving program

She was the goddess
of wisdom,war and the
arts

Hepatus cleaved
zeus's forehead with
an ax

when the
Trojan prince
paris was
asked to

judge which of
three olympian
godesses was
the most
beautiful

Hades had two
symbols his
scepter and his
horn

very persistent and he is also
very determined

Central
figures:
jason,
pelias, the
harties, the
goddess
Hera and
madea

and to do this
he must find a
crew for his ship

he is helped by the
goddess Hera and
Madea

and Madea ends up
falling in love with Jason

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