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Welcome to ClassicalMyth.com! If you don't happen to be enrolled in Professor Trzaskoma's CLAS 401 course at the University of New Hampshire. You will find this site to be of extremely limited utility. If you are in Prof. T's class, come on in! 2000–2002, Stephen M. Trzaskoma.
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Classics 401: Classical Myth @ UNH
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The Anthology of Classical Myth has appeared after an enormously long gestation. Let the heavens rejoice. Buy it at Amazon.com. Or Barnes and Noble. Or wherever), or exult in the ever increasing list of Addenda and Corrigenda. Required books for the course are here. And are correct for Spring semester 2004 (which is obviously now out of date! Not myth, but related:. Have an urge to see the Greek alphabet that is well-nigh irresistible? These include some tutorials on accentuation.
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The Classical Music Community. A Resource for Music Students, Teachers, and Lovers. Welcome to The Classical Music Community. I hope for this to be an educational and fun resource to many music students, teachers, and enthusiasts. To post you must be a member. Please always try to include a subject so things are easy to find. Feel free to post questions, comments, or fun facts (as long as they are musically realted of course.) Enjoy! Oct 21st, 2013 @ 11:30 pm. Feb 16th, 2013 @ 05:01 pm. Mastered at Abbey...
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Welcome to ClassicalMyth.com
Welcome to ClassicalMyth.com! If you don't happen to be enrolled in Professor Trzaskoma's CLAS 401 course at the University of New Hampshire. You will find this site to be of extremely limited utility. If you are in Prof. T's class, come on in! 2000–2002, Stephen M. Trzaskoma.
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Athena
Which she and Zeus. Http:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athena#Mythology. Athena’s birth allegorically proclaims her essential character: her divine wisdom drawn from the head of god; the special bond of affection between father and daughter; her championship of heroes and male causes, born as she was from the male, and not from a mother’s womb. A dread goddess of war, she remained a virgin. Http:/ www.oup.com/us/companion.websites/9780195397703/student/materials/chapter8/? THE PARTHENON AND ITS SCULPTURE.
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Jason and the Argonauts
Jason and the Argonauts. When Jason turns 20, he journeys to see Pelias to reclaim his throne. At a nearby river, Hera the Queen of the Gods approaches him disguised as an old woman. While carrying her across the river he loses a sandal and arrives at court wearing only one. Pelias is nervous when he sees Jason missing a sandal, for an oracle has prophesied that a man wearing only one sandal shall usurp his throne. Http:/ www.pbs.org/mythsandheroes/myths four jason.html. Jason and the Skeleton Fight.
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The Mycenaean Saga
The House of Atreus. Tantalus initially held the favor of the gods, but decided to cook his own son Pelops. And feed him to the gods as a test of their omniscience. Most of the gods, as they sat down to dinner with Tantalus, immediately understood what had happened, and, because they knew the nature of the meat they were served, were appalled and did not partake. But Demeter. Who was distracted due to the abduction by Hades. Of her daughter Persephone. Http:/ www.ask.com/wiki/Atreus. Iphigenia accepted h...
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Heracles
Handel - Hercules "Where shall I fly? THE TWELVE LABORS (ATHLOI). The Greek word for the “labors” is athloi. Ie, contests for a prize, which for Heracles was immortality. The first six of the labors were undertaken in the Peloponnese, and the other six were progressively further away from the center of Greece. Associated with them are incidental or subsequent exploits, known as parerga. 8220;incidental deeds” ( parergon. 1 The Nemean Lion. Heracles killed a lion at NEMEA. 2 The Lernaean Hydra. Son of Hel...
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Monstrous Females & Female Monsters
Monstrous Females and Female Monsters. Medusa - Peter Paul Rubens. Perseus was then able to use Medusa's head as a weapon during other battles (which included rescuing Andromeda), but he eventually returned it to Athena, who then placed it at the center of her Aegis as a symbol of her power, and her own capacity to turn her enemies into stone. Historically, before ancient Greece, Medusa was worshipped by the Libyan Amazons as a Serpent -Goddess, and associated with the destroyer aspect Anath. Ships who s...
