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| Drink of barley and Pennyroyal Tea in rites of Eleusis |
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800-480 BCE
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Homer
Hesiod
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480-323 BCE
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| An account of the descent of a person, family, or group from an ancestor or ancestors |
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| A society in which, means, titles, property and individual rights are determined and organized through kinship ties with the father's lineage |
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| A society in which, means, titles, property and individual rights are determined and organized through kinship ties with the mother's lineage |
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| A poem by Hesiod describing the genealogies of the ancient greek gods, starts of with muses to praise them since they are the goddesses of the arts |
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"The gods are people too"
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| The belief in more than one god, belief in many gods |
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| Genealogical Tree of Chaos |
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| Genealogical Tree of Gaia |
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| Genealogical Tree of Tantalos |
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Was let in to feast with the gods but told the humans so stood in water up to his head and is constantly thirsty
Chops up son pelops and tries to feed him to the Gods |
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Sone of tantalus and Dione
Chopped up by Tantalus
Ceres ate his arm
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Father of Hippodamia
Didn't want her to marry anyone, suitors had to race him and beat him, he had faster horses than the North Wind, whoever lost would be put to death |
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| Helps Pelops defeat Oenomaus in the race by cheating, is then killed by pelops when he tries raping hippodamia |
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| Kidnapped by Laius, when Pelops got him back Atreus and Thyestes killed him |
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| Kisnapped by Laius, when Pelops got him back Atreus and Thyestes killed him |
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| Son of Pelops and hippodamia, Brother Atrues sleeps with his wife, sends his brother's son Plisthenes to kill Atreus kills him without knowing that's his own son |
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| Son of Pelops and Hippodamia, kills Thyestes infant sons and serves them to his brother. |
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| Son of Theyestes and Pelopia, Pelopia was raped but Thyestes ends up marrying his brother Atreus in the end kills Atrues and leaves with his father, Pelopia commits suicide |
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Daughter of Tantalus Said she was more blessed with Children than Leto so Leto
provoked Artemis and Apollo to kill her children
Is said that she turned intro a stone from her weeping on Mount Sipylus and her tears still flow to this day |
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| Born from genitals Ouranous that were thrown in the sea |
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| Born from the blood of Ouranous genitals on earth |
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Crafted by Hephaistos
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"Dora" means gifts |
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