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Greek MythologyPress and Hold Right Key -> By Ashwin Naresh Edited by Nithish Narasimman

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Mythology 101

Mythology 101. A Guide to Greek and Roman Myths. What is Mythology ?. Long ago, people had a hard time explaining what was happening around them. There were no scientists or teachers to explain why things happened - like why we have 4 seasons, for example.

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AN INTRODUCTION TO GREEK MYTHOLOGY

AN INTRODUCTION TO GREEK MYTHOLOGY. WHAT IS MYTHOLOGY? . “Mythology” is a word used to describe all myths of a particular society. Every culture has its own myths that help us understand its customs and ways of viewing the world. Mythopedia: Oh My Gods! by Megan E. Bryant. WHAT IS A MYTH?.

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Mythology and the Odyssey

Mythology and the Odyssey. Recap of Mythology. The gods/goddesses of Mt. Olympus (Chart) Mythology- Fact or Fiction? Nonfiction: prose writing that presents and explains ideas or tells about real people, places, ideas, or events. What is Greek Mythology?.

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Unit 4: Greek Mythology

Unit 4: Greek Mythology. The Power of Myths. Map of Ancient Greece. The Olympians: The Main Greek Gods. Ancient Greek Society. Alexander the Great. What is the Purpose of the Myth? . 1 ) Meaning.

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Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology. Mythology. Collection of stories and teachings Details the lives of gods, heroes, creatures Attempts to explain the nature of the world Creates the basis for the ancient Greek religion Creation Story From Chaos (nothingness) emerges: Gaia (earth) Eros (love)

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Introduction to Greek mythology

Introduction to Greek mythology. What is Greek Mythology?. The people of ancient Greece shared stories called myths about the gods, goddesses, and heroes in which they believed. Each god or goddess was worshipped as a deity and ruled over certain areas of the Greeks’ lives.

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Introduction to Greek Mythology

Introduction to Greek Mythology. What is Greek Mythology?. Greek Mythology is a collection of myths and legends that Greeks used to explain their world. Although we now view these stories as fiction, the Greeks believed them to be true. Gods & Goddesses.

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Paris Greek Mythology

Paris Greek Mythology . By Katerina Lagace . www.thejohnsongalleries.com. Greek Hero. What is a Greek hero? Greek heroes were extraordinary, but their conduct was not exemplary Mortal Were worshiped . www.rainbowgryphon.com. Paris . Was a Greek hero Was a very handsome man

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Monsters of Greek Mythology

Monsters of Greek Mythology. By Preston Petersen and Tom Kruckenberg. http://www.lordalford.com/mythology/Greeks/greek.htm. Jinn. From: http://clash-of-the-titans.wikia.com/wiki/Djinn.

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Greek Mythology

The Gods. The Goddesses. Causes. Greek Mythology. Their Stories.

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Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology. The Creatures. 1: Minotaur. Monster with the head of a bull and the body of a man. Gorgons. Monstrous sisters with wings of gold, brazen claws and serpents for hair Have the ability to turn men to stone with their gaze. Euryale Medusa Stheno. Centaurs.

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Greek Contributions

Greek Contributions. Mythology Matters…. Allusions to myths- literature, music, art, film, etc … Ex. How many movies recently have depicted something related to mythology? Mythological characters represent human qualities (virtues and vices) that we experience in our own lives.

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Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology. Mrs. Burhenn. What is Greek Mythology?. The people of ancient Greece shared stories called myths about the gods, goddesses, and heroes in which they believed. Each god or goddess was worshipped as a deity and ruled over certain areas of the Greeks’ lives.

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Introduction to Greek Mythology

Introduction to Greek Mythology. The people of ancient Greece shared stories called myths about gods, goddesses, and heroes in which they believed. Each god or goddess was worshipped as a deity and ruled over certain areas of the Greeks’ lives.

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Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology. And the Olympics. What is Mythology?. A term that shows emphasis on exciting stories rather than precise moral laws Morals come from philosophies Greek Mythology is polytheistic. Greek Gods. Zeus: Chief ruler of the gods God of the sky, lightening and thunder

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Sources of Greek Mythology

Sources of Greek Mythology. Oral tradition of passing stories from one generation to another Most known to us come from ancient poets and playwrights. Aesop. Master of Greek fable Slave of a Thracian in Samos around the sixth century B.C.E.

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Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology. Elements of Mythology. Myths explain things. They may be told for entertainment, but they also teach cultural values. They often explain such important matters as how human beings came into existence, or trivial matters such as why spiders spin webs.

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Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology. THE HERO JOURNEY. The beginning of adventure, where the hero (who is attractive) is called to face the unknown and gain something. The Call .

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Mythology objectives: Using Edith Hamilton’s Mythology, the student will

Mythology objectives: Using Edith Hamilton’s Mythology, the student will Know the purpose of myths. Know the requirements of myths. Know the types of myths Know characteristics of Greek gods. Know key Greek gods and mythology related terms. Greek streaming music.

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Ancient Greek Mythology 500 B.C.E.  2009 C.E .

Ancient Greek Mythology 500 B.C.E.  2009 C.E. Myth: a story that explains natural and / or human phenomenon. The Greek Pantheon and Heroes of Legend. Creation Myths. Before the beginning, there was CHAOS. From this void, GAEA emerges. Earth = Gaea or Ge. Related words?

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GREEK MYTHOLOGY

GREEK MYTHOLOGY. The World of Greek Mythology: The Beginning. At first there was nothing…. Chaos… Darkness… Blackness…. From nothing came Erebus (where death dwells) and Night. Then, out of the rank depths of darkness, Love was born. From Love came Day and Light.

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Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology. Pedy Rivera. Mount Olympus. Home of the twelve gods called the Olympians. The highest mountain in Greece. The entrance was a gate of clouds, guarded by the Seasons. The gods feasted on nectar and ambrosia.

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Mythology 101

AN INTRODUCTION TO GREEK MYTHOLOGY

Mythology and the Odyssey

Unit 4: Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology

Introduction to Greek mythology

Introduction to Greek Mythology

Paris Greek Mythology

Monsters of Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology

Greek Contributions

Greek Mythology

Introduction to Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology

Sources of Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology

Mythology objectives: Using Edith Hamilton’s Mythology, the student will

Ancient Greek Mythology 500 B.C.E.  2009 C.E .

GREEK MYTHOLOGY

Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology Press and Hold Right Key ->

Greek Mythology Press and Hold Right Key ->