Greek Mythology
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- Created on: 03-01-14 12:39
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2. What is the story of Pandora?
- Made by Zeus to create a box which once opened would create a plague to wipe out mankind, Prometheus stole it and gave it to men to hide
- Made from clay to punish Prometheus for giving fire to men, opened a pithos jar to unleash evil spirits to plague mankind
- Made by Zeus to punish Prometheus for unleashing evil spirits to plague mankind, she marries his brother and curses him
- Made from the earth, married Prometheus then unleashed evil spirits from a box to plague mankind to punish Prometheus for giving fire to men
3. Who was Theseus?
- Panhellenic hero, King of Athens, famous for killing the Attic Bull and the Minotaur, started a tyranny in Athens
- King of Athens, son of Zeus, famous for killing the Minotaur, set up a democracy in Athens
- Mythical King of Athens, son of Poseidon, famous for defeating the Minotaur, heavily linked to democracy
- Panhellenic hero, son of Zeus, famous for killing the Attic Bull, set up democracy in Athens
4. What is the story of Dionysis?
- Pentheus, King of Thebes, refuses to worship Dionysis, God sends women crazy, Pentheus sneaks into female ritual dressed as a woman and is torn to pieces
- Pentheus, King of Thebes, refuses to worship Dionysis, God sends him crazy and he kills his family and himself
- Pentheus, King of Corinth, offers his daughter in sacrifice to Dionysis, Dionysis is insulted and sends him crazy
- Dionysis sends a plague to Corinth after King Pentheus, his cousin, refuses to worship his as a god
5. What is the story of Tantalus and Pelops?
- Pelops, son of Poseidon is murdered by Tantalus, his brother
- Tantalus told by oracle his son, Pelops, would murder him so cast him off, ends up killing him anyway and marrying his mother
- Tantalus cooked his son, pelops, and served him to the gods, Tantalus punished in Mt. Tarttarus and Pelops brought back to life by fates
- Tantalus murdered by Pelops for sacrificing sister then faces furies and a trial at Athens
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