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        | brother of Hesiod -he was a scoundrel -seduced by sluts -got more than his fair share  |  | 
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        | justice judgement law case Zeus = justice  |  | 
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        | strife good eris - makes men work, competition bad eris - approves of warfare and battle  |  | 
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        |  tricked Zeus a gift with oxen bones wrapped in fat-Zeus claims he wasnt tricked and took away ash trees from man     stole fire from Zeus - Zeus gave man pandora |  | 
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        | names means the afterthought   takes gift from god without thinking  |  | 
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        | she was a punishment for man   dressed by Athena   Apollo gave her charm   she has a jar containing evil   when jar opens, evil gets out, hope stays in   she was deceptive  |  | 
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        | men lived without worry men didnt age died peacefully  |  | 
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        | spends 100 years being nursed by mother   called blessed mortals    |  | 
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        | sprung from ash trees   people flight and kill each other off  |  | 
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        | race of heros   heroes die   divine figures have tombs the can be worshipped  |  | 
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        | iron race   Hesiod's current race   zeus will destroy them when they get gray hair on children   depressing  |  | 
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        | name means  he who emits the voice  |  | 
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        | underworld   brother of Zeus    goes by Aidoneos   rapes Persephone and takes her as his wife   gives Persephone  pomegranate |  | 
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        | associated with earth and grain   sex with Zeus to birth Persephone    lies to Kaleos   was the caretaker of Demophoon  |  | 
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        | crafts, skilful thinking, war   dislike's Odysseus   keeps Tele and Odd in line   turns Odd to a beggar when he reaches Ithaca   disguises herself as Mentor, Mentes    Tells Pepelope to make Odd jealous and to weave a death shrowd  |  | 
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        | sex   daughter of Dione   marries Anchises,a mortal   lied to Anchises  |  | 
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        | god of wine    goes by Bacchus   between: drunk/sober, sainty/madness, ritual/possession, reality/illusion   fig tree, pine, ivy    From asia   associated with theater, tradegy plays    captured by people and they dont believe he is a god    feminine, transvestitepossibly twice born by Semele |  | 
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        | god of ocean/earthquake   doesn't like Odd   father of Cyclops   |  | 
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        | father of Iphigenia   tells Iph that she is to marry Achilles, but lied and killed her   return home is bad   his wife and her lover kill him  |  | 
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        | funny way of saying something     |  | 
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        | first part of him called Delian, 2nd part is Pythion   son of Leto, brother of Artemis   arrow/bow - social integration and war   kills Tityos    |  | 
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        | mother of Apollo and Artemis   has labor pains for Apollo for 9 days    killed by tityos  |  | 
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        | where Apollo is born   heard bad things of Apollo  |  | 
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        | maids on Delos that performed poetry   mimic speech of ordinary men  |  | 
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        | 2nd part of hymn to Apollo |  | 
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        | Apollo wants to build oracle there   tells Apollo to go somewhere else   lies to Apollo   Apollo puts rocks over Telphousa    |  | 
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        | where Apollo kills a she-dragon |  | 
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        | daughter of Hera to ocunter Zeus birth to Athena   was birthed to overthrow Zeus     |  | 
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        | she-dragon raised by Typhaon   killed by Apollo  |  | 
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        | dolphin   Apollo transforms into a dolphon   leaps on Cretan pirate ship and converts to priests  |  | 
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        | remale priest of Apollo   would go into possession and began speaking hexameters and the other priests would interpret it  |  | 
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        | if you talk about it you die   lasted a week in the fall  |  | 
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        | king of the Eleusinians   husband of Mentaneira   father of Demophoon
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        | wife of Kaleos   mother of Demophoon   throws Demo on ground  |  | 
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        | maid of Kaleos and Metaneria   tries to humor Demeter  |  | 
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        | son of Kaleos and Metaneria   taken care of by Demeter   Demeter wanted him to me immortal   given honor by Demeter and play games after his death |  | 
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        | most famous Trojan hero 
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        | had sex with Aprhodite and lost his balls   given Aeneas as compensation  |  | 
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        | abducted by Zeus   takes him to olympus to be a server   Zeus makes him not age  |  | 
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        | dawn   had affair with Tithinous(mortal)   Zeus gives him immortality but he still ages  |  | 
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        | had sex with Eos   made immortal but still ages  |  | 
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        | apparent child of Tithinous and Eos   killed by Achilles = hero  |  | 
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        | messenger   last born god   opposite of Hestia   god of all theives   son of maia    gives antidote to Odd  |  | 
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        | often drunk, have extended phallus, sex, wise |  | 
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        | taught some stuff by Silenus about sex or something   was a satyr?  |  | 
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        | asia minor goddess compared to Rhea |  | 
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        | sex with Z   asks Zeus to show his normal form and gets zapped like a mother fucker  |  | 
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        | son of Odd   visits Menelaos and Noster   drugged by Helen   reminded by Athena to not forget his father  |  | 
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        | man with many sides = Odysseus |  | 
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        | mind   habits, customs, ways of thinking  |  | 
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        | has wisdom   visted by Tele  |  | 
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        | visited by Tele   tells Tele that suitors want to kill him |  | 
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        | disguises of Athena   means remind or something  |  | 
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        | wife of Menelaos   drugs Tele   almost fucked up Trojan horse by whispering names of soldiers in the voices of their wives  |  | 
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        | have no intention of destroying men   give Odd's men flowers to eat   eating flowers makes them lose memory etc  |  | 
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        | how does epic poetry talk about epic poetry |  | 
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        | sings songs of suitors, Troy, battle songs   in Ithaca   Penelope wants to hear him sing about nostos - memory of Odd  |  | 
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        | noos   king of phaeacians    makes everyone play games for Odd  |  | 
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        | sings while people at the phaeacians place   says he learned his songs form delphi   makes Odd cry    asked to sing of the Trojan horse by Odd  |  | 
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        | phaeacian   finds Odd when arrives there     |  | 
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        | not war like   nice   do not mix with mortals   love feasting and dancing   sailors   conected to sea = Poseidon   utopia island  |  | 
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        | turns Odd's men into animals   associated with magica drugs   sex with Odd   said there is noos in Odd   tells Odd he has to go to Hades  |  | 
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        | one of Odd's men that got drunk and died o Circe's island   tells Odd he has to appease Poseidon  |  | 
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        | manhandled Leto   killed by Apollo   punishment in Hades is an eagle eating his liver  |  | 
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        | not allowed to eat water of food   served god his son as a meal  |  | 
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        | has to push a rock up a hill |  | 
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        | hero that turned into a god   his soul is not in Hades, just his image  |  | 
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        | women that sing blah blah blah    know about everything, about Troy  |  | 
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        | 6 headed monster that killed people |  | 
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        | wife of Agamemnon    killed him  |  | 
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        | married to uncle   mother washes clothes  |  | 
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        | boring god   god of blacksmith  |  | 
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        | gave sickle to son   castrate Ouranos  |  | 
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        | wife of Helen of Troy   kills Achilles  |  | 
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        | heaven    castrated by Kronos  |  | 
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