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Palladium (in Greek religion)
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...Palladium (pəlā´dēəm), in Greek religion, sacred image kept in the temple of Athena at Troy. It...took it when he fled Troy. But many cities, including Argos, Athens, and Luceria, owned such images, all of which came to be known......
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Eros (in Greek religion and mythology)
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...Eros (ēr´ŏs, ĕr´–), in Greek religion and mythology, god of love. He was the personification of love...dispensing the frenzies and agonies of love. At Thespiae and at Athens he was worshiped as a god of fertility. In Hellenistic and Roman......
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Raphael Santi
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......Segnatura (finished 1511); the two largest walls represent, respectively, the School of Athens, portraying the Greek philosophers, and the Triumph of Religion, also called Disputà. On the vault are The Flaying of Marsyas and The Temptation of......
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Greece
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......primate is the archbishop of Athens, who recognizes the Ecumenical...main industrial centers are Athens, Thessaloníki, Piraiévs, Pátrai...Greek music, and Greek religion. See also the articles on the cities, e.g., Athens, Sparta, Corinth, and......
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Sparta
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......titular leaders in battle and in religion. Some of these kings were...unlike the open forum methods of Athens), and every effort was...Wars, Sparta fought beside Athens, first at Thermopylae (480...the Persian Wars rivalry with Athens sharpened, and Athens grew......
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Thebes (city of ancient Greece)
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......associations with Greek legend and religion (see Oedipus; the Seven against...it began its struggle with Athens to maintain its position in...motivated by hostility to Athens, sided (480–479 BC) with...city a balance to the power of Athens, saved it from destruction......
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Athena
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......Athena (păl´əs), in Greek religion and mythology, one of...guardian of cities, notably Athens, where the Parthenon was...concerned with fertility, and at Athens and Elis her worship was notably...was celebrated annually at Athens. It included athletic and......
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Greek literature, ancient
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......from the song and dance in the ceremonies honoring Dionysus at Athens. In the 5th cent. BC tragedy was developed by three of the...the writing of the Greek Fathers of the Church is eloquent. Religion dominated the literature of the Byzantine Empire, and a vast......
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Furies
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...Furies or Erinyes (ērĬn´ē-ēz), in Greek and Roman religion and mythology, three daughters of Mother Earth, conceived...the murder of his mother, she gave the Furies a grotto at Athens where they received sacrifices and libations, and became euphemistically......
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Hellenism
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......classical times. It usually means primarily the culture of Athens and the related cities during the Age of Pericles. The term...architecture; Greek art; Greek literature, ancient; Greek religion. See R. Warner, Eternal Greece (rev. ed. 1962); D......