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Medusa: A Symbol of Female Empowerment
The feminist reinterpretation of Medusa has transformed a traditionally male-centric myth into a source of female empowerment and inspiration.
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Second Labor: Heracles Kills the Hydra
Returning to Tiryns, Heracles expected praise for his victory
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Romulus and Remus: Rome's Founding Myth
Romulus, claiming to have seen a greater number of auspicious birds, declared the Palatine Hill the chosen site
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The Titans: Precursors to the Olympian Gods
United with his siblings, Zeus waged a decade-long war against Cronus and the Titans – the Titanomachy
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Prometheus: The Titan's Gift
During his ordeal, Prometheus encountered both Jason and the Argonauts, and later, Heracles.
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Thanatos: The Silent Hand of Death
Despite his seemingly unyielding nature, Thanatos wasn't immune to trickery
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Heracles' Boar Hunt for the Fourth Labor
The journey was long and difficult, the boar constantly struggling against its restraints
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The Furies: Ancient Greek Goddesses of Vengeance
Despite their terrifying nature, the Furies were also objects of worship throughout ancient Greece
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Heracles's Fifth Labor: Cleaning the Augean Stables
Heracles' fifth labor was a seemingly impossible task: clean the Augean stables in a single day
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Atlas: The Titan's Burden
Because of fighting against Zeus in the Titanomachy, Atlas is punished to hold up the universe forever
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Eris: The Goddess of Strife
Eris, a prominent figure in Greek mythology, embodies strife and discord.
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The Sixth Labor: Heracles and the Stymphalian Birds
This is the story of how Heracles triumphed over seemingly insurmountable odds with the help of an unexpected ally and a touch of divine inspiration.