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Transcendental vocabulary

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Greek Religion, Philosophy, and Literature

Greek Religion, Philosophy, and Literature. Pericles was the leader of Athens Athens adopted democracy as their form of government The arts, literature, drama flourished in Athens. I. The Golden Age of Athens.

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Haiku

Haiku. A Japanese poetic form made up of three lines with a total of seventeen syllables, usually arranged 5-7-5. . Etheridge Knight. Eastern Guard Tower Glints in Sunset; Convicts rest Like lizards on rocks The piano man Is stingy at 3 am His songs drop like plum. Limerick.

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8 Week 8

8 Week 8. Irascible ( adj ): easily provoked to anger; produced by anger Adv : irascibly N: irascibility, irascibleness. Amiss ( adj ): wrong; faulty ( adv ): out of the proper order; wrongly. Formidable ( adj ): intimidating; of discouraging size or difficulty; fearsome Adv : formidably

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Hephaestus

Hephaestus. By kazem darwiche . Physical description . Always has a apron on Manufacturer for all gods armor Weapon of anvil tongs and hammer Thrown from mount Olympus because he was the only ugly god. domain. Hephaestus is the god of forge and fire. family. Mother Hera

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Artemis

Artemis. By Ben Clark. Physical Description. Brown Hair Green Eyes Female Average Height Bow and Arrow . Domain. Goddess of hunting and wilderness. Family Relationships. Daughter of Leto and Zeus Twin of Apollo. Behavior. Dislikes men Does not believe in Marrige. Friends.

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Dionysus

Dionysus. By: Faye Zorkot. About Dionysus. Dinonysus could transform into a bull. His symbol is a full cup of wine. Where He Lives. Dionysus is the God of wine, celebration, fertility and ecstacy . Family.

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Myths

Myths. Muses. Sources. Homer (circa 800 bc ): The Iliad and The Odyssey Hesiod (circa 750 bc ) Theogony : Greek version of creation of the world Other ancient sources. Invocations. Most ancient works of literature begin with an invocation to the muses

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Madame Defarge and the Fates

Madame Defarge and the Fates. Entry #36. Who were the Fates?. The Fates were Greek goddesses who were in charge of the birth, life, and death of all people. One goddess spun the thread of life, another measured it, and the third cut it. . Madame Defarge and the Fates?.

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Facts

Greek Goddesses. By Jonae Gardner and Heniaya Moton. Facts. The Goddess Helen.

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