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What facts about Demeter?
her daughter is the cause of the seasonsShe lost her daughter Persephone to Hades
What are facts about Hades god of the underworld?
He abducted Persephone, and she became his wife. He is the brother of Zeus.
What are Persephone's weaknesses?
If she has weaknesses, they aren't indicated in myth. Weaknesses are the perceived opinion of the individual, not facts.
What are Persephone's weakness's?
If she has weaknesses, they aren't indicated in myth. Weaknesses are the perceived opinion of the individual, not facts.
Who what when where how and why facts about persephone?
Who: Persephone, daughter of Zeus and Demeter What: Goddess of Spring and Queen of the Underworld When: Persephone as the daughter of Demeter was born a goddess of Spring; upon her abduction to the Underworld by Hades, she became his wife and Queen of the Underworld Where: Somewhere in Greece. How: Persephone is goddess of Spring when Hermes and Hecate escort her to Earth from the Underworld, where she is greeted by Demeter and the Seasons: when Persephone returns to the Underworld she goes in Autumn Why: Persephone exists to explain the seasons in a fundamental way.
What are facts about Persephone the goddess of earth?
Daughter of Demeter Daughter of Zeus Wife of Hades Queen of the Underworld Goddess of Spring
Why are facts important?
Facts tell you important things throughout history. Therefore, facts are important to know.
What are two important facts about the wright brothers?
Important facts about the Wright brothers
What are facts everyone should know about Cleopatra 7th facts?
Three important facts are that she committed suicide, had four children, and was the last of the Ptolemaic dynasty.Three important facts are that she committed suicide, had four children, and was the last of the Ptolemaic dynasty.Three important facts are that she committed suicide, had four children, and was the last of the Ptolemaic dynasty.Three important facts are that she committed suicide, had four children, and was the last of the Ptolemaic dynasty.Three important facts are that she committed suicide, had four children, and was the last of the Ptolemaic dynasty.Three important facts are that she committed suicide, had four children, and was the last of the Ptolemaic dynasty.Three important facts are that she committed suicide, had four children, and was the last of the Ptolemaic dynasty.Three important facts are that she committed suicide, had four children, and was the last of the Ptolemaic dynasty.Three important facts are that she committed suicide, had four children, and was the last of the Ptolemaic dynasty.
Facts about rollar coasters?
what are 20 important facts on a rollar coasters
What is the meaning of key facts?
A key fact is just a very important fact. More important than most of the other facts.
What are facts about Persephone?
She was said to be cold-hearted in the Underworld. She was known to have only one child, her daughter, Mellinoe, goddess of ghosts, to Zeus in Hades' guise. Phsyche was told by Aphrodite to go to the Underworld with a box and ask Persephone for a portion of her beauty.I'm not sure what your idea of fun facts are, so I'll let you read and decide.Persephone is the Greek goddess of fertility and spring, and she later on became Queen of the Underworld. Her symbol is the sheath of grain. There is, of course, that famous story that includes Persephone's abduction by the hands of her uncle Hades, and the interlinked story about the seasons. For six months (some say three) Persephone lives with her husband in the Underworld and Demeter mourns. Then for six months (nine for the other versions) Persephone is the goddess of springtime. She played an active role in the story of Orpheus and Eurydice. When Orpheus came to the Underworld to beg for his deceased wife, it was Persephone who convinced Hades to release Eurydice on the conditions that were obviously not met by Orpheus.The Roman counterpart of Persephone is Proserpina.Queen of Hades/UnderworldWife of HadesGoddess of SpringDaughter of DemeterDaughter of ZeusQueen of Hades/UnderworldWife of HadesGoddess of SpringDaughter of DemeterDaughter of Zeus
