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Athena and Poseidon competed to become the patron god of Athens. Poseidon struck the earth with his trident and created a saltwater spring. Athena planted an olive tree, which provided food, wood, and oil. King Cecrops preferred Athena's gift, so she became the protector of Athens and gave her name to the city. When Poseidon lost, he flooded Attica with salty water in anger.
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Presentation of athens legend,legends of girls
- 1. Athena and Poseidon fighting for the capital’s name
- 2. Heroes or heroines are usually born in an extraordinary way .
- 3. For instance, Aphrodite was born from the foam of the sea. Actually thatʼs why her second ancient Greek name is Cypris(meaning foam).
- 4. The heroine we are going to talk about is Athena the goddess of wisdom, in fact she is the main character in the following myth which we are going to describe in the following lines.
- 5. Centuries ago king Cecrops, the first king of Athens, tried to find the guardian God of the city. He called on Athena and Poseidon because both desired to become the patron of the city.
- 6. At this point we ought to refer who Poseidon was, he was the god of the sea and the protector of sailors.
- 7. Additionally, Athena and the latter began a contest, so they could claim the city. The Gods, king Cecrops, and the others gathered at the Acropolis. Poseidon struck the earth with his trident and gifted the local people with the Erekhtheis Sea. The people who were present at that time liked it at first, but after tasting it they didnʼt like the salty water. Then, Athena planted an olive tree, which gave people oil, wood, olivesfood and building material.
- 9. Cercrops preferred Athenaʼs gift. As a result, Athena became the protector of the city.
- 10. Having lost the contest Poseidon was angry and he flooded Attica with salty water.
- 11. To sum up Athena gave her name to the city, which was Athens, the capital of Greece.
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