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Ancient Greek Heroes Greek heroes were a fascinating lot. Here are a few of the more important ones. ancient greece • ancient greek heroes • greek heroes • greek mythology • herakles
Anne Carson's Monster In her novel-in-verse, Autobiography of Red, why has Anne Carson harnessed creatures from Ancient Greece to tell a story of adolescent love in modern Canada? poetry • autobiography of red • anne carson • novel-in-verse • poem
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Athena Guest author, Margaret Helmstetter, writes on the goddess Athena. Athena is a study in contrasts, kind and generous to men, she was harsh and unforgiving to the women who chanced to cross her path. goddess • goddesses • lore • legend • stories
DVD Review: Max Fleischer's Superman 1941 - 1942 Warner Home Video's Max Fleischer's Superman 1941 - 1942 is a surprisingly sparse reissue of the classic theatrical cartoons. 8/10. max fleischer's superman 1941 - 1942 • dvd review • warner home video • dc comics • paramount pictures
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Let us Orpheus Theosophical Getting theosophical about Orpheus and Eurydice in connection to the WInter Solstice and resurrection myths. The Theosophists, notoblay Madame Blavatsky, points out that the Church borrowed from the pagans and Eleusian Mysteries and perhaps Christianity is Mithraism in a different change of clothes. blatavsky • theosophists • masons • masonry • orpheus |
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