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HERA his wife's. He once pursued the goddess Athena on the Athenian acropolis
. Wishing to remain virginal, she fought him off and his semen spilled onto the
ground. From it grew Erichthonius, the half-serpent progenitor of Athenian kings.
HERA his wife's. He once pursued the goddess Athena on the Athenian acropolis
. Wishing to remain virginal, she fought him off and his semen spilled onto the
ground. From it grew Erichthonius, the half-serpent progenitor of Athenian kings.
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HERA came gods. On leaniing that Zeus was carrying on an affair with Cadmus'
daughter Semele, she tricked the girl into bringing about her own death by asking
to see Zeus in his full majesty. Although Zeus saved their child, DIONYsus, ...
HERA came gods. On leaniing that Zeus was carrying on an affair with Cadmus'
daughter Semele, she tricked the girl into bringing about her own death by asking
to see Zeus in his full majesty. Although Zeus saved their child, DIONYsus, ...
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For unexplained reasons, his wife, Hera, his brother Poseidon, and his daughter
Athena rebelled against his authority. They would have bound him if the Oceanid
Thetis had not called up Bamaaiis from Tartarus to dissuade them. 8.
For unexplained reasons, his wife, Hera, his brother Poseidon, and his daughter
Athena rebelled against his authority. They would have bound him if the Oceanid
Thetis had not called up Bamaaiis from Tartarus to dissuade them. 8.
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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