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The document is a study guide for Greek mythology slides that includes summaries of various myths featuring prominent Greek gods such as Zeus, Artemis, Apollo, Poseidon, Athena, Ares, Aphrodite, Dionysus, Hermes, and Prometheus. The slides depict stories like the killing of Niobe's children by Artemis and Apollo, Aphrodite and Ares' relationship, Heracles' labors, Zeus' battles against the Titans and Giants, and Zeus' romances with Europa and Ganymede.
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- 1. Greek Myth Slide Study Guide
- 2. Artemis and Apollo (killing Niobe’s children)
- 4. Aphrodite
- 8. Herakles in Garden of Hesperides
- 10. Poseidon and Artemis in Gigantomachy
- 11. Rhea and Cronus with Rock-Zeus
- 12. Axis Mundi w/ Snake in Garden of Hesperides
- 13. Melissa (one of the Hesperides)
- 14. Zeus w/ Thunderbolt & ‘Eagle’
- 15. Poseidon killing Giant Polybotes
- 17. Ares and Aphrodite w/ Cupid (young Eros) in Gigantomachy
- 18. Dionysus w/ snake slaying Giant
- 19. Zeus slaying Giant Typhon
- 22. Runner in Torch-Race Ritual in Honor of Prometheus
- 23. Sacrifice of Pig to Gods
- 24. Zeus in older, threatening pose w/ Thunderbolt
- 25. Hermes overseeing death of Sarpedon (son of Zeus); Hypnos on left, Thanatos on Right
- 26. Thanatos (from right of previous slide) carrying Sarpedon
- 27. Zeus as Bull w/ Europa over Agean Sea (fishes) w/ Iris(?) carrying wedding wreathes
- 28. Hermes w/ Bull Zeus and Europa (traveler's hat, stick, and winged boots)
- 29. Zeus (Bull) Seducing Europa
- 30. Zeus abducting Ganymede (boy)
- 31. Zeus w/ captured Ganymede (holding love-gift rooster)
- 32. Ganymede as cupbearer to Zeus (eagle)
- 33. Primitive Shrine (c2500 BC) in front of Temple of Zeus at Olympia