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2008-11-27 Zoe: Dear Ed, I am most thankful for choosing me to answer this question for you. It is true that the name Zoe is derived from a Greek word, yet there is no specific symbol of life in Greek Mythology....
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2008-10-28 Tartarus: Hi TracyAnn... yes, it's true I said that Tartarus is unbreakable, and it still is. What one must understand is that Zeus was father and king of the gods, omnipotent and master of the universe. He was...
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2008-10-12 the fates: The three Fates were daughters of the night-goddess Nyx, already showing their gloomy origin. They were superior goddesses, even to the Olympians themselves! In art they are usually depicted in themselves...
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2008-10-02 hector: Hi Melanie, thanks for choosing me to answer this question... In the case of Hektor giving up Paris to the Greeks, that would obviuosly be out of the question! Being his elder brother, he would surely...
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2008-09-22 The letter C: Hi Bryan, well...in the Greek alphabet, the 'Gamma' (written uppercase Γ, lowercase γ)is the third letter equivalent to the position of the letter 'c' in the English alphabet, whereas the...
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