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King Acrisius was told his daughter Danae would bear a son who would kill him. He imprisoned Danae but she became pregnant by Zeus. Their son Perseus was sent to sea in a chest and rescued. Perseus later killed the Gorgon Medusa to win Andromeda from a sea monster, using gifts from Hermes and Athena. Returning home, Perseus accidentally caused his grandfather Acrisius's death, fulfilling the prophecy.
The story of the iliad
The document provides a detailed summary of the plot of the Iliad, one of the most influential Greek epics. It describes the beginning of the story, including the quarrel between Achilles and Agamemnon that starts the epic. It then summarizes the major events that follow, such as battles between the Greeks and Trojans, the deaths of Patroclus and Hector, and the ransoming of Hector's body. The document also discusses the Iliad's history, role in Greek society, influence on education and popular culture, and major themes like fate, love, mortality, and pride.
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Zeus fue el rey de los dioses y los hombres, hijo de Crono y Rea. Crono tragó a todos sus hijos excepto Zeus, quien fue escondido y luego ayudó a derrotar a Crono y los Titanes para convertirse en el soberano del Olimpo. Poseidón fue el dios del mar y los terremotos, hijo de Crono y Rea que compitió con Atenea por el patronazgo de Atenas. Hades fue el dios de los muertos y, junto con Zeus y Poseidón, se repartió el univer
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The document provides an overview of the ancient Greek epic poem The Odyssey. It summarizes that the poem tells the story of Odysseus's long journey home after the Trojan War and the troubles he faced, as well as his son Telemachus's search for his missing father. The document also discusses key characters like Odysseus and Telemachus, important events in the story like the Trojan horse trick, and cultural aspects like the relationship between heroes and gods and the oral tradition of epic poetry in ancient Greece.
Odyssey presentation
The document provides a plot overview and character descriptions for Homer's epic poem The Odyssey. The summary is as follows:
The plot overview describes the events that occur over the course of the poem, including Odysseus being trapped on Calypso's island for years after the Trojan War, while suitors take over his palace in Ithaca and court his wife Penelope. His son Telemachus embarks on a journey to find news of his father. Meanwhile, Odysseus escapes the island and returns home to Ithaca.
The character descriptions introduce the major players, including Odysseus, his cunning yet homesick hero; Telemachus, his maturing son; Penelope, his faithful yet anxious
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The document describes the roles of various Greek gods and goddesses in the Trojan War. Apollo aided Paris in killing Achilles and inflicted a plague on the Greeks. Ares fought for the Trojans until being wounded by Athena. Athena and Hera opposed Paris for judging Aphrodite as more beautiful and fought for the Greeks. Zeus remained neutral though preferring the Trojans to please his wife Hera who backed the Greeks. Aphrodite rescued Paris from Menelaus.
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The poem expresses the restless spirit of Odysseus, who has seen and experienced much in his travels but has now grown tired of being an idle king. He yearns to continue his journey of discovery and learning until his dying breath, as staying in one place and not continuing to broaden his experiences would be a dull way to live. He leaves his kingdom in the capable hands of his son Telemachus so that he may set sail once more to seek out new adventures and knowledge across the unexplored world.
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Зламана доля та нескорена воляVinnytsia Regional Universal Scientific Library named after Valentin Otamanovsky
Зараз все більше людей звертаються до історії своєї держави. У цьому контексті не останнє, а може, й провідне місце займають долі людей, які відігравали важливу роль у певний період історичного минулого. Таке визначне місце займає і Василь Стус – поет, громадський діяч, правозахисник та справжній патріот своєї держави, не УРСР, в якій жив, а тієї України, проголошення якої, на жаль, не дочекався.
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Theseus the hero
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- 3. Dionizos Grecki bóg winnej latorośli, dzikiej natury, wina, uczt i radosnej zabawy.
- 4. Rodzice Syn boga Zeusa i śmiertelnej kobiety Semele, córki tebańskiego króla Kadmosa. Zeus z synem Dionizosem
- 5. Boscy bracia i siostry Mojry Persefona Ares Afrodyta Apollo Artemida Hermes Atena Nemezis Braćmi Dionizosa byli także herosi tacy jak Perseusz Herakles „Perseusz z głową Meduzy” Loggia dei Lanzi,Florencja
- 6. Dionizos i Ariadna Ariadna, córka Minosa króla Krety, pomogła Tezeuszowi w zabiciu Minotaura. Przez to znienawidził ją ojciec i musiała uciekad z kraju. Popłynęła wraz z Tezeuszem do Aten. Jednak w trakcie podróży, bohater zostawił ją na wyspie Naksos, która kształtem przypominała liśd winorośli. Dionizos wraz ze swoim wesołym orszakiem odnalazł tam samotną kobietę. Po ujrzeniu Ariadny zakochał się w niej i uczynił ją zwoją żoną.
- 7. Charakterystyka Dionizos był bogiem olimpijskim. Jako pierwszy z nich mieszkał na ziemi. Będąc dobrym i łagodnym, wszelkie stworzenie lgnęło do niego. Otoczony był swym orszakiem złożonym z bachanek i satyrów.
- 8. Atrybuty i symbole Atrybutami Dionizosa były: gałąź winorośli tyrs maski tragiczne Symbole Dionizosa: byk kozioł
- 9. Święta na cześć Dionizosa Na cześć Dionizosa jego wyznawcy organizowali święta zwanie Dionizjami Dzieliły się one na: Dionizje Małe (wiejskie) - dla uczczenia pory otwierania naczyń z młodym winem. Dionizje Wielkie (miejskie) - z procesją posągu Dionizosa do gaju Akademosa. Lenaje - w związku z tłoczeniem wina. Antesterie - święto ogólnojońskie, kiedy próbowano nowe wino. Podczas Dionizji były wystawiane różne sztuki dla Dionizosa. Dla jego kapłanów były przygotowane specjalne miejsca. Podczas tych świąt organizowane były zabawy ludowe i składano ofiary.
- 10. Utwory literackie nawiązujące do Dionizosa Jan Parandowski „Mitologia” str.120-129 Jan Parandowski „Mitologia” str.193 Barbara Ludwiczak „Mitologia Greków i Rzymian” str. 64-69
- 11. Koniec Źródła : • http://portalwiedzy.onet.pl • http://www.google.pl • http://pl.wikipedia.org • http://pl.shvoong.com