'Patron goddess' presentation slideshows

The Odyssey

The Odyssey. Homer and Epic Poetry. Mythology. Storytelling. Homer. Blind Greek poet and storyteller Wrote/Told: The Iliad The Odyssey Written down years later after his death. Epic.

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Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece. By: Michaela Rankins and T.J. Wilson. Introduction. Even though the Ancient Greeks lived thousands of years ago, their fascinating culture lives on today. Their ideas in history, philosophy, math, science, architecture and government still influence us today. . Acropolis.

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Sparta vs. Athens

Sparta vs. Athens. Sparta vs. Athens. Same country, different worlds. A tale of two great cities at war!!! The Persian and Peloponnesian Wars. Athens. Named for the city's patron goddess, Athena, the ancient city developed mainly to the north of this hill, around the Agora, or marketplace

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The church at Ephesus stands unique among all those mentioned in the New Testament.

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The Goddess Athena or Minerva By Reeves Oyster

The Goddess Athena or Minerva By Reeves Oyster. http:// en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Athena. Spheres of Influence. Athena or Minerva, is the goddess of wisdom, warfare strategies, divine intelligence, and crafts. Athena is also the patron goddess of Athens. . Athens.

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Athens!

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