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Theogony Analysis-Richard Taveras

February 10, 2017 · by rt156011 · in creation myths, online work week 2

“Chaos was born first and after it came Gaia the broad-breasted,  the firm seat of all the immortals who hold the peaks  of snowy  Olympos, and the misty Tartaros in the depths of broad-pathed earth and Eros”   Theogony is…

The role of Gaia in HESIOD, THEOGONY

February 10, 2017 · by h.jeong · in creation myths, online work week 2

“Chaos was born first and after it came Gaia the broad-breasted,  the firm seat of all the immortals who hold the peaks  of snowy  Olympos, and the misty Tartaros in the depths of broad-pathed earth and Eros, the fairest of…

HESIOD, THEOGONY

February 10, 2017 · by Jennifer Vasquez · in creation myths, online work week 2

“I begin my song with the Helikonian Muses whose domain is Helikon, the great god-haunted  mountain; their soft feet move in the dance that rings the violet-dark spring and the altar of mighty Zeus. They bathe their lithe bodies in the water  of Permessos or of Hippokrene or of god-haunted Olmeios. On…

Hesiod, Theogony

February 9, 2017 · by j.wu32 · in creation myths, online work week 2

Here are the words the daughters of aegis-bearing  Zeus, the Muses of Olympos, first spoke to me. “Listen, you country bumpkins, you pot-bellied blockheads, we know how to tell many lies that pass for  truth, and when we wish, we…

Analysis of Theogony Hesiod

February 9, 2017 · by k.butler · in creation myths, online work week 2

“Blessed is the man whom the Muses love; sweet song flows from his mouth. A man may have some fresh grief over which to mourn, and sorrow may have left him no more tears, but if a singer, a servant…

King’s Role in Ancient Greece

February 9, 2017 · by a.elmakiess · in online work week 2

“And if the daughters of great Zeus honor a king cherished by Zeus and look upon him when he is born, they pour on his tongue sweet  dew and make the words that flow from his mouth  honey-sweet, and all…

Hesiod, Theogony HW Post

February 9, 2017 · by n.sharif · in creation myths, online work week 2

All this was sung by the Olympian Muses, great Zeus’s nine daughters whose names are Kleio, Euterpe, Thaleia, Melpomene, Terpsichore,  Erato, Polymnia, Ourania, and Kalliope, preeminent by far, the singers’ pride in the company of noble kings. And if the…

Online Work 1: HESIOD, THEOGONY (Ayman R.)

February 8, 2017 · by Razzaque · in creation myths, online work week 2

Here are the words the daughters of aegis-bearing  Zeus, the Muses of Olympos, first spoke to me. “Listen, you country bumpkins, you pot-bellied blockheads, we know how to tell many lies that pass for  truth, and when we wish, we…

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