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Homework~Greek Myths. Please help?
A ferocious creature that was half man – half bull?
The youngest + most powerful of Uranus & Gaea’s Titan Children?
The god known for his winged sandels & helmet?
The hero who defeated the Minotuar?
Hero who killed Medusa?
Location of the palace of the gods & goddesses?
Where Gaea sprang from (A dark, shapeless mass)?
Goddess of agriculture?
One eyed monster?
God of fire & blacksmiths?
Nine headed serpent?
Hero who battled Polyphemus?
Goddess who stayed near the hearth?
Mother Earth?
Goddess of marriage?
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Thank you , I have found those answers.
I have one more question to ask :
Who was the God of War?
I know this is homework but some of these are really simple. You should crack open the books once in a while.
A ferocious creature that was half man – half bull?
Minotaur (Crete)
The youngest + most powerful of Uranus & Gaea’s Titan Children?
Saturn/Cronos
The god known for his winged sandels & helmet?
Mercury/Hermes
The hero who defeated the Minotuar?
Thesseus (and the Golden Ball of string)
Hero who killed Medusa?
Perseus (Don’t you dare trust that Clash of the Titans movie from the 80’s)
Location of the palace of the gods & goddesses?
Mt. Olympus
Where Gaea sprang from (A dark, shapeless mass)?
Chaos aka the Void
Goddess of agriculture?
Ceres/Demeter
One eyed monster?
Cyclops
God of fire & blacksmiths?
Vulcan/Hephestus
Nine headed serpent?
The Hydra
Hero who battled Polyphemus?
Oddysey/Oddysseus
Goddess who stayed near the hearth?
Vesta/Hestia
Mother Earth?
Depends on which area of Greece you were in…
Juno/Hera
Ceres/Demeter
Gaia/Gaea
Rhea
Goddess of marriage?
Again depends on which area of Greece you were in…
Juno/Hera
Rhea
_illyanna | Dec 12, 2009
Minotaur
Cronus
Hermes
Theseus
Perseus
Mount Olympus
Demeter
Cyclops
Hephaestus
Hydra(?)
Odyssey
Hestia
Gaia
Hestia (?)
Reefy | Dec 12, 2009
Minotaur
Chronus
This could be Ares or Hermes, both of which have both features. I say Ares, because Hermes is more personified by the caduceus, which is a snaked staff
Theseus
Perseus
Olympus (mount)
Chaos
Demeter
Cyclopes
Hephaestus
Hydra
Odysseus
Hestia
Gaea
Hera, or Phoebe (usually Hera)
Okapi | Dec 12, 2009
-A ferocious creature that was half man – half bull?
Asterion, the Minotaur. His mother was Pasiphae, the queen of Crete, his father was the holy bull that had been sent by Poseidon as a sacrifice.
See, Minos – the king – was supposed to have sacrificed it to Poseidon (after claiming none of his own cattle was good enough) but he found the bull so fine, he sacrificed another one instead. Poseidon was furious, and he sent the bull into a rage and drove Pasiphae insane, so she fell in love with the beast and wanted to mate with it. So she had Daedalus, the engineer, build a wooden cow she could get inside and lure the bull.
Well… it worked… and she became pregnant… and she gave birth to Asterion.
Minos had him locked up inside the Labyrinth.
Traditionally, the Minotaur (=`Bull of Minos?) is endowed with the body of a man, but the head of a bull.
-The youngest + most powerful of Uranus & Gaea’s Titan Children?
Chronos, who ended up overthrowing his father, just as his son Zeus would eventually overthrow him.
- The god known for his winged sandels & helmet?
Hermes, the messenger of the gods, as well as being the god of merchants, travellers and thieves, and particularly of thieving travelling merchants.
He also guided the souls of the dead to the underworld.
- The hero who defeated the Minotuar?
That was Theseus of Athens. He was aided in his endeavour by princess Ariadne, the Minotaur?s half-sister, who gave him a sword and a long, long length of string, so he could trace his steps back out of the Labyrinth.
- Hero who killed Medusa?
Perseus, a demi-god; the son of Zeus and a mortal princess. Slaying the Gorgon Medusa was a quest he had to fulfill to claim his birth-right.
Medusa was one of the children of Keto and Phorkys, primordial sea-monsters. She was one of triplets; her monstrous sisters Stheno and Euryale were identical twins, but she did not look like them. She was also not immortal like they were.
Medusa had actually been an attractive woman, but the goddess Athena, in a fit of jealousy, had cast a curse on her, turning he hair into snakes, and making it so that anyone who looked her in the eye would turn to stone.
Perseus first got the counsel of the Graiai, three women who had been born as old ladies, sisters of the Gorgons, who shared only one eye and only one tooth between them. They gave him a sword and a polished shield, which he used as a mirror to avoid looking at Medusa directly.
- Location of the palace of the gods & goddesses?
Mount Olympus.
- Where Gaea sprang from (A dark, shapeless mass)?
Chaos.
- Goddess of agriculture?
Demeter.
- One eyed monster?
Cyclops. The original Cyclopes were Brontes, Steropes and Arges, triplets born from Gaia and Ouranos.
The Odyssey tells of a race of Cyclopes, the most famous of whom was the tragic brute, Polyphemus.
- God of fire & blacksmiths?
Hephaestos, one of only two children of Hera and Zeus; when he was born, he was so ugly Hera threw him off Olympus, which is why he limps. But he is the most brilliant of craftsmen, and he has his smithy under the volcano Etna.
- Nine headed serpent?
The Hydra of Lerna, one of the monstrous offspring of Typhon and Echidna. Its venom was incredibly deadly, and for every head that was cut off, it would sprout two new ones; also, its ninth head was immortal. The hero Heracles had a hard time with the beast, but his cousin Iolaus helped him out by searing the wounded necks shut before new heads could grow, so eventually only the immortal head was left. Heracles buried that under a rockslide.
- Hero who battled Polyphemus?
Strictly speaking, nobody BATTLED Polyphemus. But Odysseus tricked the cyclops: first, he gave the giant a false name (Odeis; that?s Greek for `Nobody?), then he offered him strong wine (this wine was supposed to be watered down for drinking; also, Polyphemus was not used to alcohol); finally, when the giant cannibal slept, he and his men cut a big beam into a spike and hardened the tip in the fire; and they stabbed out his eye.
They did not kill him because then they would have been trapped in the cave, because they were unable to move the huge rock Polyphemus used for a door. Now, he let out his herd of sheep to feed in the morning, and Odysseus and his men escaped by hanging on to the underside of the big sheep.
- Goddess who stayed near the hearth?
Hestia, one of Zeus? siblings. She was the goddess of domestic fire. Of all the Greek gods, she might be the most forgotten. I imagine she was a lot more important in a time when you had to watch the fire so it would not go out.
Her Roman counterpart was Vesta, and her priestesses, the Vestal virgins, would be severely punished if they allowed the ritual fire to die.
- Mother Earth?
Gaia or Ge. The first living thing in the universe, in the Greek cosmology.
- Goddess of marriage?
Hera. Which is why she was particularly furious when her husband Zeus wa
Leonard | Dec 12, 2009
