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- Greek Religion: Discussion Questions. Just for Fun10 observations and discussion questions on Ancient Greek Religion
- Ithaca: Greek Island ProfileA profile on the Greek island of Ithaca, Greece, which is home to blue bays, farmlands, rugged mountains and Odysseus, the central hero from Homer's "The Odyssey."
- Primal Vengeance: The Furies in Greek MythologyThese goddesses are known by many names, Furies being their Roman name. In Greek mythology they are known as the Erinyes, or the Eumenides. Sometimes they are referred to as Dirae or 'Dread Ones'.
Instructor's Notes for Greek & Roman Mythology 101 at Practical MagickaThese notes are intended as companion material to the Greek and Roman Mythology class taught by Rachel Mohan at Practical Magicka in Bellflower, CA. Sources are included at the end of the notes for clarification or further reading.- Kykeon: Ancient Greek PracticesAn in depth look at the ritualistic practices of the ancient Greeks.
- The Mysteries of Greek MythologyThe ancient Mysteries were perhaps the superior intellectual heritage in Ancient Greece. In their internal significance, mysteries presented the eternal truths, both natural and intellectual that had been preserved in the passage of thousands of years.
Instructor's Notes for Classical Greek and Roman Mythology 101Explore Hera's superficial exploits and contrast with evidence of a deeper, much more ancient nature as an earth/fertility/mother goddess.- Homeric Parallels in Joyce's Ulysses and Their Philosophical ContextAn in-depth analysis of select chapters of Joyce's odyssean epic Ulysses. Emphasis is on allegories to Homer's Odyssey and belief systems of the central characters, Stephen Dedalus and Leopold Bloom
- The Dialects of Ancient GreekAn overview of the dialects of Ancient Greece
- The Birth of a Clone State - Part IIThe term clone is derived from klon, the Greek word for twig or branch, referring to the process whereby a new plant can be created from a twig.
- Divinity Versus Humanity in Greek MythologyIt is quite clear by the tales of the mythological gods that they are beings with faults just like humans, and the ultimate goal of the telling of these faults is to improve human morality.
- Persephone: Greek Goddess of the UnderworldTo study Persephone is to study a goddess of great mystery and striking contrasts. She has a dual nature and is even known by two different names. She is Kore; goddess of spring and fertility, a beautiful maiden beloved by her mother, picking flowers in a field.
- Corfu Yachting: A Family Business with Greek HospitalityCorfu Yachting , what began as a hobby turned out to become a professional family business.
- Delos Island, GreeceDelos Island may be fairly unknown, but is rich with history as the archaeological finds made there and that this is the birthing place of Apollo and Artemis from Greek mythology.
- Ancient MythologyGreek gods lived among men in society. They intervened in the affairs of men. The only major difference between men and gods was that while the gods were immortal, men were not.
- Xenophanes and His Concept of GodThe Pre-Socratic Greek Philosopher Xenophanes had a concept of God that was unlike any other during his time.
- The Dynamic HomerOdysseus is an extremely complex character, but unlike most Homeric characters, he is also very dynamic.
- March 2: Today's Notable BirthdaysHappy birthday: Desi Arnaz, Daniel Craig, Mikhail Gorbachev, Jon Bon Jovi, Chris Martin, Eddie Money, Laraine Newman, Mel Ott, Dottie Rambo, Lou Reed, Dr. Seuss and more. Is March 2nd your birthday? What notable individuals share your birthday?
Wonder Woman (2009)Fans of DC's greatest female heroine will really appreciate this well done animated feature.- A Comparison of Egyptian and Scythian Cultures as Portrayed by HeroditusA comparison of Egyptian and Scythian cultures as portrayed by Heroditus
- History of the Celts of Continental Europe: 700-50 BCArchaeology, linguistics, and historical documentation are combined in order to understand the role the Celts played in Europe.
- An Introduction to HomerWhat do we know about one of the most famous authors of all time? And what are those epic poems--the Iliad and The Odyssey--all about?
Book Review of Great Dialogues of PlatoTranslated by W. H. D. Rouse, Great Dialogues of Plato includes the texts of Ion, Meno, Symposium, The Republic, The Apology, Crito and Phaedo.- Vengeance: The Forgotten VirtueSince Homer's sagas of Troy, Achilles' revenge to Luke Skywalker in Star Wars, our culture approves of and even requires the sense of justice that administration of vengence brings the agrieved.
- The Shield of AchillesIn the ekphrasis of the shield of Achilles', Homer presents scenes from two cities, one at peace and one at war.
What Should the Inquiring Mind Want to Read This Summer?This piece gives three summer reading suggestions, all which are literary classics. I explain why each classic is an appropriate summer read.- 300The story of the Battle of Thermopylae would be considered unbelievable if it were not for the simple fact that it actually happened. The film 300 depicts the events of the Battle of Thermopylae in such a way to make them more visually stunning and dramatic.
Classical Sources of Inspiration in J.R.R Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and Other Epic FantasyEpic fantasy, thanks to Tolkien's work has become a major publishing genre. Looking through history, there are many influential pieces of literature to thank for that work. Here are some of the most important.
The IliadIf you've never read The Iliad by Homer and always wanted to know more about it, this is a great find for you! This paper researches The Iliad through The Remnant Trust's version by Alexander Pope in 1715.- The Value of Literature, Religion, and Philosophy in SocietyA brief look at the value of literature, religion, and philosophy in shaping understanding of human nature.
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