http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/-t1.htm Find Information on Greek Mythology and Folklore here. Mon, 26 Oct 2009 04:18:23 GMT 10 http://i34.tinypic.com/1054mzr.jpg http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/-t1.htm http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-t279.htm Mistress Jezzabel of the ancient Greeks. Critical Greeks, such as Plato in the 5th-4th
century BCE, recognized the considerable element of fiction in the
myths, although in general the Greeks viewed them as true accounts.

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Abaris was a priest of Apollo who, with the help of that god, fled from Scythia (in the Caucasus) to Greece to avoid a plague. Apollo gave him a golden arrow which cured diseases and spoke oracles. The arrow also rendered the priest invisible and made him ride through the sky. Abaris later gave the dart to Pythagoras. He is mentioned by Herodotus and Pindar and surnamed 'the Hyperborean'.]]> Greek Mythology Tue, 21 Oct 2008 05:50:23 GMT http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-a-b-t315.htm#2722 http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-a-b-t315.htm http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-c-d-t423.htm Mistress Jezzabel Cabari Greek fertility deities. Their origin can be traced back to Asia Minor, and they were probably imported in Greece in the Hellenistic and Roman era. There is some mysterious cult connected to them and the god of fire Hephaestus. There were sanctuaries on the islands of Lemnos, Imbros and especially Samothrace, where traces of those mysteries can still be fount. Some sources mention that originally there were only two of them, but that the number varied over the subsequent ... Greek Mythology Fri, 20 Mar 2009 09:19:30 GMT http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-c-d-t423.htm#4851 http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-c-d-t423.htm http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-e-f-t435.htm Mistress Jezzabel Echidna Echidna is the hideous mate of Typhon and the daughter of Ceto. She has the head of a beautiful nymph, but the body of a serpent. Zeus spared her and her children's lives as challenges to futures heroes. Echidna's children are the Nemean Lion, Cerberus, Ladon, Chimera, Sphinx, and Hydra. Greek Mythology Fri, 27 Mar 2009 10:03:27 GMT http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-e-f-t435.htm#5136 http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-e-f-t435.htm http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-g-h-t436.htm Mistress Jezzabel Gaia Gaia or Gaea, known as Earth or Mother Earth (the Greek common noun for "land" is ge or ga). She was an early earth goddess and it is written that Gaia was born from Chaos, the great void of emptiness within the universe, and with her came Eros. She gave birth to Pontus (the Sea) and Uranus (the Sky). This was achieved parthenogenetically (without male intervention). Other versions say that Gaia had as siblings Tartarus (the lowest part of the earth, below Hades itself) and ... Greek Mythology Fri, 27 Mar 2009 12:39:00 GMT http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-g-h-t436.htm#5187 http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-g-h-t436.htm http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-i-j-t534.htm Mistress Jezzabel Iacchus The name by which Dionysus was hailed in the Eleusian Mysteries, sometimes equated with Bacchus, although at Eleusis Dionysus was regarded as the son of Zeus and Demeter. Greek Mythology Wed, 15 Apr 2009 04:13:38 GMT http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-i-j-t534.htm#6162 http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-i-j-t534.htm http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-k-l-t535.htm Mistress Jezzabel Keres The Keres (singular: Ker) are horrible, black winged, female spirits of death and doom who also act as avenging spirits. They are the daughters of Nyx and Erebus. In the festival of the Anthesteria, the Keres were ritually driven from the house. In later times they were regarded as the vengeful spirits of the dead. Greek Mythology Wed, 15 Apr 2009 05:35:49 GMT http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-k-l-t535.htm#6180 http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-k-l-t535.htm http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-m-n-t537.htm Mistress Jezzabel Macaria Macaria was the daughter of Heracles and appears in Euripides's play Heraclidae (The Children of Heracles). When she and her siblings took refuge from Eurystheus with Demophon, king of Athens, Eurystheus prepared to take them from the kingdom by force. Oracles told Demophon that his city would win the battle over Heracles's descendants only if a highborn maiden was offered as a sacrifice to Persephone. On hearing this, Macaria offered to die for her siblings. The spring where ... Greek Mythology Thu, 16 Apr 2009 08:44:15 GMT http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-m-n-t537.htm#6285 http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-m-n-t537.htm http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-o-p-t708.htm Mistress Jezzabel
Greek rendering of the Sumero-Babylonian god Ea,
because of his connection with waters sometimes depicted as half man,
half fish. In daytime he lived with men to instruct them in the arts
and sciences, but at night he returned to the depths of the Persian
Gulf.]]> Greek Mythology Mon, 26 Oct 2009 04:18:23 GMT http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-o-p-t708.htm#8152 http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/greek-mythology-f41/greeks-o-p-t708.htm