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What was the evil deed tantalus committed?
He had his only son, Pelops, killed, and cooked in a great cauldron, and served to the gods.
What was Hercules' goal or quest?
Hercules had to perform the labors as a punishment for a bad deed.
What good deed did the ram with the golden fleece do?
The Greek king, Athamus had gotten tired of his wife Nephele and married another, Princess Ino. Nephele was afraid for her children, Phrixus and Helle, but mostly for Phrixus because Ino wanted to kill him so that her own son could inherit the kingdom. Ino created an elaborate plot where the corn would not grow and 'convinced' the oracle to tell the King that the corn would not grow again unless Phrixus was sacrificed. The citizens forced the King to allow the boy's death, since they were all threatened with starvation. When Phrixus was taken to the altar, the golden ram had taken him and Helle to Colchis. Nephele had prayed, and Hermes had answered the prayer. However, while they were crossing the strait that separated Asia and Europe, Helle fell off the ram and drowned. The sea was named for her: the Hellespont.
What was Hercules bad deed?
Hera sent a mad spell towards Hercules because she hated him. In this rage, Hercules slayed his wife, megara, and children. He wanted to be cleansed of this so he went to Delphi which in turn directed him to a Kim who dealt out Herc's labours.
Sentence using the word infamous?
Infamous means famous, but in a bad way: like, well-known but not well liked. For example, "My grouchy old neighbor is infamous among all the kids on our street." Or, "That infamous deed cost Adams his chance at getting reelected."
What great deed did king arthur achieve as he lived what was his greatest legacy?
King Arthur's greatest deed was leading the defense of Britain against invading forces. His legacy lies in his establishment of the Knights of the Round Table, promoting the ideals of chivalry and justice, and in the legendary quest for the Holy Grail, symbolizing his quest for spiritual purity and enlightenment.
What was king arthurs great deed?
King Arthur was responsible, according to legend, for the beginnings of the royal structure of England. He was able to bring many people together in agreement at a time with people were very fractious.
What great deed did King Arthur achieve as he live his life?
King Arthur's most notable achievement was establishing the kingdom of Camelot and uniting the people of Britain under his rule. He is also known for his leadership in battles against invading forces and his creation of the Knights of the Round Table, symbolizing justice and equality. King Arthur's legends have inspired countless tales of chivalry and bravery.
Another word for a great act that rhymes with seed?
Greed, Read, Reid and Weed
What great deed did somson do?
he raped someone
When Perceval fights the knight who opposes Arthur he?
accomplishes a heroic deed, facing a worthy opponent in mortal combat.
What deed does Lady Macbeth urge her husband to perform?
The murder of the king.
What happends when Perceval fights the knight who opposes Arthur?
accomplishes a heroic deed, facing a worthy opponent in mortal combat.
What is a hazana?
Hazaña is a Spanish word meaning is a great or heroic deed. Other definitions are feat, deed and exploit. A hazana means a great achievement. In Arabic, Hoznaa (حزنا) means "grief".
Can you feed non-Muslim children?
Sure. Charity is a great deed.
Whom do the critics feel is the tragic hero of 'Antigone'?
Some critics feel that the tragic hero of the play 'Antigone' is the main character of the same name. For a hero does great deeds, and has great power and strength. Antigone fits the bill in both regards. For she does the great deed of honoring divine rights and Theban traditions in burying her brother Polyneices. Additionally, she shows great strength in enduring the insults and threats of her uncle, Theban King Creon. Other critics feel that the tragic hero is the King. But the King does no great deed. Ultimately, he reverses his own law, which contradicts the perceived god-given rights by which Thebans live their lives and prepare for death. But he only does so out of fear for direly predicted consequences otherwise on his rule and his family.
Why people remember Julius Caesar?
because he was a man of great deed and dignity
