the impratnce of Hera?
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Hera was the Goddess of Marriage, so when there was trouble in a marriage, wives would often pray to Hera to fix the problems and to turn their husbands heads back to their wives beauty instead of others.\n\nTo use in a childrens book, I think I would mention that Hera keeps husbands and wives happy in their marriage and blesses their union.
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She's greek!!! take a look at this game with cool music. she looks like a greek goddess!!!\n\nhttp://www.winterrowd.com/alba/
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hi mikki, it is not that Librans are undecided. They just tend to see both sides of an argument and hence take some time to work out the best action or rather a fairer decision over that matter.
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OPA, My big fat Greek Wedding is both accurate and inaccurate. There use to be a time when Greeks would just marry Greeks, but not anymore. I think that the movie is just trying to put emphasis on the culture more than who they do and don't marry. I think it also portrays how close Greek families really try to be and are. So for the most part it was accurate.
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Is it dependant on Archamedes Principal of Buyoance ?\n\nI hope your get the answer !!\n\nKindly rate my answer as the best .\n\nThks\ngupta_cal
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Hey Athena, you're a bitc h!  Hows that?
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The men or myths that these heroes were originally based on is lost to the past, so whether they are in fact the same person or not is a mystery. However, according to their extensive reproductions in both Greek and Roman literature they are seperate and distict individuals. See sources below (Note: Hercules is the Roman name for the Roman Heracles)
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i agree with the question asker, i also think hes a zero. i mean come on! he stays with 2 women (calypso and circe), lies to his men, and thinks highly of himself too much! what kind of a hero cheats on his wife and stays with 2 other women for a long time with the 20 years hes gone, and why does he have to lie to his men and be disloyal, and he worries about his self-image, i mean, he makes himself look good all the time. *something goes wrong* Odysseus: "oops, that was all zeus' fault"
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hermatites..............never heard of them!
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Hera was not associated with weapons as her symbols of divine power.  Hera was, in the Mycenaean period of Greek religion (before the conquest by the Hellenes from the North), the chief goddess, centrally focused on the relationship between the individual's social role (as wife, or husband, or mother, or son, or lover, whatever) and his or her place is the cosmological order.  After the Hellenic conquest, the Olympian pantheon emerged, and this central Goddess was relegated to the status of consort to the new King of the Gods, Zeus (from Dyaus, the Indo-European Sky-Father-God figure).  At that time, she was devalued to a goddess of marriage, family, and the declining matrilineality.\n\nIn her period of religious centrality, Hera did have weapons--and they were people.  The hero Hercules was originally Heracles ("the Glory of Hera") and before becoming in the Olympian system the demigod son of Zeus, Heracles was the son of Hera alone, a Celestial Heracles who enforced mother-right by the traditionally male province of force and masculine ferility.  \n\nIn the Olympian period, Hera became a goddess whose principal weapons are manipulation and magic, usually motivated by spousal jealousy.  Typical tropes for her in this mode are transformation of others into animals, bestowing curses, and engineering conflicts between others.\n\nBut she was never, like Artemis or Athene, a goddess associated with martial weaponry in her lexicon of symbols.
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She's definitely a dynamic character (d).  I just spent about 2 classes trying to get my students to see the difference between dynamic, static, round, and flat characters.  Trust me. :)
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Note: These characters did not exist in the odyssey by Homer but in the Illiad.  My memory of the movie is a little faded, but I believe this is what you are referring to...\n\nArgument = Who is the fairest of the three goddesses?\n\nHera: Zeus' wife and the mother of Ares and Hephaistus. Hera supports the Greeks in the Iliad, since Paris did not choose her as the fairest goddess. \n\nAthena: The daughter of Zeus, Athena had no mother but rather sprang (fully armed) from Zeus' head. Athena supports the Greeks in the Iliad because she was not chosen by Paris as the fairest goddess.\n\nAphrodite: The daughter of Zeus, Aphrodite was born from the ocean's foam. She is the goddess of love and beauty. Paris chose her has the fairest of the three goddesses. She in turn gave Helen to Paris and (obviously) supports the Trojans in the Iliad.
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Zeus and Hera, king and queen.
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I researched this question for you:\n\nThis is quite possible, although the 'Classic Greek Heros', were normally of the male variety. Remember she was once a Priestess of Aphrodite that had it all taken away from her, after being caught haveing intimate relationships in the temple.\n\nWho can say if she even had any control over the way she vented her fury once she became a Gorgon.\n\nI hope this helps.
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As I recall the story her owes absolutley nothing to them...however we may not be talking about the same Agamemnon here T,T Which story is this from the Odyssey or a different one?\ndamnedatehist@gmail.com -e-mail me if u need help
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I have found a site relating to the topic I can't say that I can vouch for how reputable the information is.  But here is the link you make your own educated decision.  Obviously anyone can fudge numbers to make there own point.
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No! Recent re-investigations of the binary system DI Herculis indicates that a third stellar component may be present. A third, very faint star would account for the earlier noted discrepancies between GR and actual observations.