Author: Erlang Shen
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The legendary figure of Theseus is often regarded as the heroic embodiment of ancient Athens, whose moments of valor were celebrated as instrumental in shaping the birth of democracy within the city-state that is acknowledged as the origin of Greek democratic ideals. Thought to exist alongside Hercules, Theseus is placed in the generation that predates…
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Faunus, the son of Picus and the father of Latinus, was the third king of the Laurentes. During his reign, he followed the agricultural and pastoral traditions established by his predecessors, Picus and Saturn. He was distinguished not only as a ruler who advanced farming practices and livestock breeding but also as a celebrated hunter.…
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Fortuna, the embodiment of destiny, chance, and fate, held a significant place in the hearts of ancient Romans. Recognized for her immense influence, she guided mortals in their pursuit of good fortune, regarded both by the highest emperors and the lowest citizens. The reverence for Fortuna spawned countless myths, legends, and cultural practices over centuries,…
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Ancient Egyptian belief systems, encompassing indigenous practices from the pre-dynastic era (4th millennium BCE) until the decline of traditional culture in the early centuries CE, present a rich tapestry of religious significance. For a more comprehensive historical overview, one can reference the history of Egypt. Overview of Beliefs and Practices The religious practices in ancient…
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Hera, revered as the queen of the Olympian gods, embodies the Greek goddess of marriage, family, and the protector of women. Frequently depicted as a powerful matron adorned with a diadem, or as a veiled married woman, her character is both fierce and vengeful. Symbols associated with her include the pomegranate, scepter, and crown. Key…
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Pomona, the revered Roman goddess linked to fruits and orchards, derives her name from the Latin word ‘pomum’, which signifies fruit or orchard produce. Unlike many deities in Roman mythology, Pomona was uniquely Roman, lacking a direct counterpart in Greek mythology, although some parallels are drawn to Demeter, the Greek goddess of harvest. In artistic…
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Medea: A Tragic Tale of Love and Revenge Medea, revered as the offspring of King Aeetes of Colchis and granddaughter to Helios—the sun deity—is a pivotal character in this timeless narrative. Her tale unfolds when Jason, aboard the Argo searching for the coveted Golden Fleece, encounters her on the island of Colchis… Jason: The Destined…
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The Goddess Danu remains shrouded in historical obscurity. Previously, I discussed what information is available about her: She is considered the mother of the Tuatha Dé Danann, known as the Children of the Goddess Danu, and her name is associated with multiple rivers across Europe, particularly the Danube. There is also a Hindu deity named…