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Venus (Aphrodite)

Venus (Aphrodite). Aphrodite was the Olympian goddess of beauty, love, pleasure and procreation. She was depicted as a beautiful woman usually accompanied by the winged god Eros (Love). Her symbols include the Dolphin, Rose, Scallop Shell, Dove, Mirror, and Swan.

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Summer 2006 Workshop in Biology and Multimedia for High School Teachers

Summer 2006 Workshop in Biology and Multimedia for High School Teachers. The Origin of Life. __________: All living things come from other living things. __________: Living things arise from nonliving things. Introduction.

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The Greek Gods and Goddesses

The Greek Gods and Goddesses. Zeus (Jupiter). God of the Heavens, King of the Gods Symbols: Thunderbolt, Eagle Relations: Married to Hera, had many children. Hera (Juno). Goddess of marriage and childbirth, Queen of the Gods Symbols: Peacock, Pomegranate

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Introduction to The Olympian Gods

Introduction to The Olympian Gods. The Olympian Gods. The twelve most important gods. Named after Mount Olympus, where they reside. They were all related. They are all either the children or grandchildren of the Titans Cronus and Rhea. Zeus (Jupiter). God of the sky and thunder

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Who did the Romans worship?

Who did the Romans worship?. The Romans believed in many gods and goddesses. Some of our months are named after Roman gods. Roman families had their own god or goddess. They had a special place in the house where they placed wine or presents for their god.

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FOOD

FOOD. watermelon. apple. pear. melon. peach. banana. pineapple. grapes. Fruit. cherry. strawberry. apricot. orange. plum. lemon. fig. tangerine. potatoes. carrots. peppers. letuce. onions. garlic. coliflower. green beans. broccoli. Vegetables. peas. cabage. broad bean.

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