Athena Goddess


Athena Goddess
The many names of the goddess Athena by Lucie Shores In Greek mythology Athena was born from the head of Zeus. That event signified the awakening of the understanding of the people. Until that time, (ca. 4000 B.C. ) there was general adherence to one viewpoint as expressed by lead... More> Greek mythology: The history and significance of Athena by Lidya Sin Athena is one of the most well known goddess in the world, and perhaps, one of the very few goddesses who is not associated with fertility, motherhood, or love. Indeed, she is the goddess of wisdom, war, justice, arts, and crafts, few areas that are... More>
	Greek mythology: Who is Athena? by Joan Inong Athena is one of the most well-known of the Greek goddesses. Out of all the gods and goddesses, she is also one of the less frivolous. Because she was born out of Zeus's head, Athena is known as the goddess of wisdom. Her power also extends over her... More> An overview of ancient Greek goddesses by Ussama Qadri The Greek mythology has been criticized over the years for the Gods and Goddesses they it produced. The recent religions, that are the most prevalent ones as well, criticize the Egyptian, Indian and Greek Gods and Goddesses as being nothing but huma... More>
Poetry: Mythology by Paul Curtis MEDUSA The Gorgons The sisters three Sthenno and Euryale Had immortality Medusa by far Was most beautiful But she was Merely mortal The god Poseidon And the lovely Medusa In love, desecrated The temple of Athena In revenge Furious goddess Athena Cru... More> The element of deception in The Odyssey by Christal Hillner Deception in The Odyssey The theme of deception runs throughout The Odyssey. There are numerous examples of deception by everyone, but especially the goddess Athena and Odysseus. The motives for the acts of deception are varied; however, Homer clear... More>
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