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The god threatened the child with the dismal sate of ruling over other babies in
Hades if he did not confess the thest. Hermes pretended ... Apollo refused to
believe the wily infant, so the two gods agreed to refer the case to Zeus. Again
Hermes ...
The god threatened the child with the dismal sate of ruling over other babies in
Hades if he did not confess the thest. Hermes pretended ... Apollo refused to
believe the wily infant, so the two gods agreed to refer the case to Zeus. Again
Hermes ...
Page 443
Some regarded him as the eponym of Achaean Pellene. [Hesiod, Theogony, 375
–377, 383–388; Apollodorus 1.2.2–4; Pausanias 7.26.12.] Pallas (3). One of the
Giants. In the war between gods and Giants, Athena killed Pallas, flayed him, ...
Some regarded him as the eponym of Achaean Pellene. [Hesiod, Theogony, 375
–377, 383–388; Apollodorus 1.2.2–4; Pausanias 7.26.12.] Pallas (3). One of the
Giants. In the war between gods and Giants, Athena killed Pallas, flayed him, ...
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His special function was to send rain to fertilize the earth, but he also governed
the affairs of gods and men. As with other gods, his justice often consisted in
punishing mortals for arrogating to themselves divine prerogatives. He severely ...
His special function was to send rain to fertilize the earth, but he also governed
the affairs of gods and men. As with other gods, his justice often consisted in
punishing mortals for arrogating to themselves divine prerogatives. He severely ...
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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