Odysseus

@Imran-420 · 4 years ago

Assalamu Alaikum everyone. I am @Imran-420 here. Now I discuss a Love story of Odysseus & Penelope. So lets go Today, I just summarize a story. I read this story in the book of name 'Iliad' whi...

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@Greatwolfman · 3 years ago

The Odyssey, a journey back home : Part 3

Finally, the last and final part of the article is Odysseus's journey back home. I had a really nice time writing this article, I can only hope it was as much fun for to you reading it too. He had qui...

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@Greatwolfman · 3 years ago

The Odyssey, a journey back home : Part 2

This is a continuation of the journey of Odysseus back home after the battle of Troy. If you have missed the first part, here is a link ( click here ) Aeaea (Circe's Island) The wind blew Odysseus...

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@Greatwolfman · 3 years ago

The Odyssey, a journey back home : Part 1

Are you a fan of Greek mythology? Does the name " Odyssey " mean anything to you? How familiar are you with the fall of Troy and the legend of Achilles? Fortunately, I wrote an article on this a few w...

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@Summer5 · 4 years ago

I am Nobody

Odysseus arrived at the island of the Cyclops, also known as Sicily as he and his crew trying to go back to their homeland, Ithaca. As they reach the island they saw a cave full of resources not knowi...

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@uglyduckling · 3 years ago

Cyclops - mythology

Many myths testify to what the Cyclops looked like, but not to how many there were and what their origin was. In the oldest tradition, the Cyclops are defiant one-eyed giants who live in the far west,...

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@uglyduckling · 3 years ago

Mermaids - mythology

Mermaids are omniscient demonic beings, who stop the winds with a song, calm the sea and enchant sailors. When Odysseus returned from the underworld to the island of Eyu, Kirka showed him all the dan...

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@Summer5 · 4 years ago

Trojan Horse, Key to Enter the Kingdom of Troy

Nowadays, our interpretation of the Trojan Horse is to trick or fool someone to achieve something. The origin of the Trojan Horse was from the Greeks when they were battling with the kingdom of Troy....

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@uglyduckling · 3 years ago

Scylla and Charybdis - mythology

According to the beliefs of the ancient Greeks, two terrible monsters were located on both sides of the Strait of Messina and which did not allow any ship to pass unscathed. Scylla is the immortal se...

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@uglyduckling · 3 years ago

Helena - mythology

The beautiful daughter of Zeus, for whom the Trojan War was fought. The oldest legend does not mention the name of Helen's mother, but only her brothers Castor and Polydeuces, as well as her husband -...

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@uglyduckling · 3 years ago

Achilles - mythology

Son of the Thessalian king Peleus and goddess Thetis, grandson of Eac and great-grandson of Zeus, the greatest Greek hero in the Trojan War. Thetis courted Zeus and Poseidon, but when it was prophesie...

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@Greatwolfman · 3 years ago

The Trojan war

Have you heard of the Trojan war, one of the greatest wars in Greek History, great heroes fought each other. Achilles, Ajax, Hector, and many more. If you are unfamiliar with this story, let me give...

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@thesotiris · 2 years ago

Where does motivation come from? An analysis of mental drive...

The reason you are not motivated is that it’s not clear in your mind about the reasons behind your strife. Easier said than done… But why can’t you be clear about why you are working hard towards...

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@Renan · 3 years ago

Help LBRY: The Crypto Way

Odysseus, on his journey home to Ithaca, was visited by a ghost. The ghost tells him that once he reaches his home, once he slays all his enemies and sets his house in order, he must do one last thing...

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@uglyduckling · 4 years ago

Sisyphus - mythology

Hello my dear friends, due to the great interest in Greek mythology and for my friend who loves this topic @Feniks25, we continue writing. Aeolus 'son, Glaucus' father and Bellerophon's grandfather,...

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@Elisabet · 2 years ago

8+ travelling classic fictions for adventure lovers

Undoubtedly, delving into the pages of a good book is an amazing journey. Discovering new ways of seeing the world around us, new secrets are hidden from our adjusted knowledge, in short, a whole univ...

2 likes · 2 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Caroline17 · 3 years ago

Happy Memories of the 1200 Building

These are some notable memories I had when I had classes in the 1200 building before the 14th. This will only center around my freshman and half of my sophomore year because those were the only years...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

(Hades)-Lord of the Dead

In the earliest Greek epics, heroes and dead spirits such as Hercules (Heracles), Theseus, Orpheus and Odysseus were told to travel to the underworld ruled by Hades or Aides, brother of Zeus and Posei...

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@madlife · 4 years ago

Poems

Ancient poems Before stories and poems were written down they were passed from generation to generation orally Some of the most famous long narrative, or story. poems were passed on this way for hu...

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@uglyduckling · 3 years ago

Pan - mythology

God of forests, pastures, flocks and shepherds, Dionysus' favorite. While Hermes was guarding the herds of a mortal in Arcadia, he saw a beautiful nymph, Driop's daughter, and wished her love. The fru...

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@Jack689 · 4 years ago

Orion

Orion is a prominent constellation located on the celestial equator and visible throughout the world. It is one of the most conspicuous and recognizable constellations in the night sky. It is named a...

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@Shounenbat · 3 years ago

An Ancient Greek Horror Story

Before you ask, no, this isn't an original tale of mine. This is a look at one of the earliest ghost stories we have on record, and I'm sure that there are many other eerie, haunting tales that preda...

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@Sucre · 4 years ago

Greece

Trojarn War (Graece) Date: Around 1190 BC ,I P!ace: TroyA Neighboring State o f Sparta in Greece Trojon wcW in Greek legend, famous war woged by the Greeks cr...

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@Lucifan · 2 years ago

Super Human Powers I Would Love To Have From Rick Riordan Verse

Hello guys how are you? How your nights were fine? I hope you guys are doing well in these times of COVID-19. Keep taking care of yourselves. I care. Slowly, this year is going again as tomorrow is go...

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@robiul11 · 4 years ago

Sky

How much I love to see the sky in the morning ... I love to watch Surya Mama wake up more than that. You can look at Mama incessantly in any Maya Mantra. The sun spreads the scattering of Mama and...

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@Athaliah · 3 years ago

CYCLOPS: Myth or Real

A pleasant and hot afternoon to each and everyone! Have a seat and grab a cold drink! We're going to talk a lil bit about a mythical creature that we usually seen in some movies. Anyways, there are s...

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@Tanjir543 · 4 years ago

What is love? How many types of love and what

Who doesn't want to make love. Finding a mind like mind is a kind of art of making true love. Even if you love, irritate, even if you don't love, irritate. It takes a lifetime to understand the me...

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@uglyduckling · 4 years ago

Poseidon

Crohn's and Ray's son, one of the twelve Olympian gods. He ruled the world with his brothers Zeus and Hades; it was decided by lot that Poseidon would rule the foamy sea, Hades the kingdom of the dead...

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(comment) Yes. It is Odysseus I think from Homer's Odyssey. He gave his men things to plug their ears with, and then he tied himself to the mast.

@Ozzyy 4 years ago

@imFree · 3 years ago

Myths

Stories that are based on tradition are myths. Some may have historical roots, while others are purely fictional. But myths are more than mere tales, and in ancient and modern cultures they serve a mo...

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