Three golden Apples were featured in Greek mythology, in which a hunter named Atalanta raced against a suitor named Hippomenes who used the golden apples to distract her so that he could win the race:"After Atalanta participated in the hunt and received the pelt, her father claimed her as his offspring and wanted her to get married. Although a very beautiful maiden, Atalanta did not particularly want to marry after an oracle told her that she will gain bad luck if she marries. In order to get her a husband, her father made a deal with Atalanta that she would marry anybody who could beat her in a foot race. Atalanta happily agreed, as she could run extremely fast.She outran many suitors. The one that finally became her husband accomplished this through brains, not speed. Hippomenes (also known as Melanion) knew that he could not win a fair race with Atalanta, so he prayed to Aphrodite for help. The goddess gave him three golden apples (sometimes the fruit was quince instead) and told him to drop them one at a time to distract Atalanta. Sure enough, she quit running long enough to retrieve each golden apple. It took all three apples and all of his speed, but Hippomenes finally succeeded, winning the race and Atalanta's hand. Unfortunately, Hippomenes forgot to thank the Goddess and she turned them into lions."
Atalanta was a virgin huntress who promised to marry the man who could win a foot race against her-knowing that no men could beat her. Hippomenes drops the golden apples every once in a while so he could out run Atalanta and he finally wins.
Yes, It is an ancient greek myth
in Greek mythology Eris god of chaos owned the golden apples
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No one, on account of the fact that the Blue Diamond does not have anything to do with the myth of the Golden Fleece in ancient Greek myth.
in one of Hercules's labours he got 3 golden apples from the Hesperides Garden
Her arrows and golden bow is most often told about in Greek myth.
Whilst I am not sure of the Greek or Roman Gods, I do know that in Norse mythology the Goddess Idunna was said to carry the golden apples of life.
The golden apples were largely a invention of the Greek people for their myths; these myths were later adopted by the Roman people: so it depends largely upon which golden apples you refer to though Roman and Greek myth.There is the "Apple of Discord", which Eris used to start the Trojan War.The Hesperides whom with the dragon Ledon protected the tree which produced golden apples, which was the wedding present of Hera by Gaia.Melanion whom Aphrodite provided with three golden applesto win the race of Atalanta.
They were apple trees of course! it was on the island of the Hesperidies.
You're thinking of Atalanta, but she wasn't a goddess.
Jason did kill Medusa that was Perseus