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Tilepatheia is the goddess of poetry and telepathy. She is the daughter of Apollo and Calliope. Apollo taught Tilepatheia how to fight and also helped her with her poetry. She is very brave, intelligent, helpful, and she never gives up. Although she doesn’t believe in herself, she still fights for what she believes in. Tilepatheia has one true friend: Chaothinia. Chaothinia the goddess of chaos and destruction. She is the daughter of Zeus and Demeter. She has some traits in common with Tilepatheia

Warrior of GOD from the true Jewish Essene tradition. Thank you and God Bless you Sir. 15. Inanna, Queen of Heaven and Earth: Her Stories and Hymns from Sumer, 1983, by Diane Wolkstein, Samuel Noah Kramer Comments: A very seductive rendering of the persona of the infamous, notorious, and horrific "Whore of Babylon" – Inanna herself. She is every bit as deceptive, ambitious and arrogant with 30 plus names (Ishtar, Isis, Aphrodite, Athena, etc.) - as her male Anunnaki counterpart - Marduk (the

Eris, the Greek goddess of strife, discord, conflict, contention, and rivalry. She was also considered the born daughter of the night. Eris was feared and disliked by many of the Greek gods and goddesses. The feared goddess was known to the Romans as Discordia, which also has the meaning "discord". Eris' symbol is the golden apple of discord that she had stolen from the goddess, Hera. Eris is the daughter of Zeus and Hera, she is also said the be the "daughter of night" which is NYX. She is said

The Goddess Isis is known to be one of the gods that were able to take over many countries through the worshipping of her. Isis is an Egyptian Goddess that was initially Egyptian but from invasion and wars, she ended up in the Greco-Roman culture. The Goddess Isis was eventually worshipped by the people of Pompeii. Pompeii had many similarities with the Egyptian worship of Isis, but they also made many changes. The temples, homes, and cults were different compared to the Egyptian ways. But this

The Tale of Beauty Aphrodite is said to be the most beautiful goddess. She is the goddess of love, desire, and beauty. She was the most desired goddess and her magical girdle on her waist made her even more desireable. She has different stories of birth, her life, and war. There are three accounts of her birth, but there are two main ones. The first one she was said to be the daughter of Zeus and Dione. The other, which is said to be more likely she was born out of the sea foam. Cronus had

Aphrodite is a deity that was known as an Olympian goddess of several things like beauty, pleasure, and procreation. Aphrodite's main role was to assure no women died a virgin. In order for her to do so she helped men charm women with love spells. Aphrodite was known as “the most beautiful of all goddesses in terms of appearance” (“Aphrodite”). But she was also flawed personality wise, she “was rather damaged because she is described as weak and frightened as well as ill-tempered and easily offended”

Goddess of love, sexuality, and fertility, Aphrodite is one of Greek mythology’s most widely known goddesses. She was a goddess of great power, strength, and most of all, beauty. Aphrodite held great power over both mortals and immortals so it comes as no surprise that she appears in many stories, myths, and poems. The story of Aphrodite’s birth as she emerges from the sea foam is told in 1.5 Hesiod’s Theogony. It is in this story that Aphrodite is introduced as a mysterious and beautiful seductress

this one have been used for many garden decorations and household decorations in general. The sculpture I chose to recreate is a bust of Venus. Venus is the goddess of love, prosperity, fertility, victory, and beauty. Her greek form is Aphrodite.

Tattoo is a form of art portray on an individual’s body as a form to express themselves. The person I interviewed one of my best friends from high school. My friend is a female, who is 19 years old, and belongs to Asian Indian origin. She is majoring in Graphic Design at NC State University. The location that I choose to interview my friend was at the library. We sat a quiet table where that wasn’t crowded. The interview took place for 12 minutes. I was questioning and she was answering. I recorded

Venus showed man’s inherent sin nature of jealousy due to psyche’s beauty. Venus could not stand having someone more beautiful than her people were no longer worshiping Venus but they were worshiping psyche. So she sent Cupid to make her fall in love with the monster that this plan backfired on Venus. Once psyche realizes who her husband is Cupid left her and she set to the wilderness. In the wilderness she finds Gods to help her but she ends up having to turn to Venus. Venus is happy that she