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Who did the gods send to warn Aegisthus not to commit the two evil actions?
Hermes
Who did gods send to warn aegisthus not to commit the two evil actions?
Hermes
Evil Greek gods?
Evil greek gods would not be considered "gods" they are Hades and prehaps Ares. EDIT: You're joking right? They done NOTHING compared to what Zeus had pulled off. Raping women and sending all the evils of the world to humanity.
How did the ancient Greeks justify their actions based on the gods?
they kept the gods in modern day life and held festivals and plays to honer them.
Who is the greek goddess who opened the jar and let evil into the world?
Pandora was the first human woman created by the gods. She opened a jar that released evils upon the world.
Who did the gods send to warn Aegisthus not to commit the two evil actions?
Hermes
Who did the gods send the warn aegisthus not to commit the two evil actions?
Hermes
Who did gods send to warn aegisthus not to commit the two evil actions?
Hermes
Who did the gods send to warn Aegisthus not to commit two evil actions?
Hermes
Why is Zeus angry with Aegisthus in the book The Odyssey?
Aegisthus is singled out by Zeus as an example of how men blamed the gods for what their own wickedness had spawned. Aegisthus was killed by Orestes, as Aegisthus killed Orestes' father, Agamemnon. He had been warned by Hermes that the death of the son of Atreus would be avenged by Orestes, yet this did not restrain him from killing Agamemnon.
What evils possessed the gods in God of War 3?
Lust for power.
Evil Greek gods?
Evil greek gods would not be considered "gods" they are Hades and prehaps Ares. EDIT: You're joking right? They done NOTHING compared to what Zeus had pulled off. Raping women and sending all the evils of the world to humanity.
What might we infer about Oedipus from the line what man more harassed by the vexing gods?
… His unhappiness is caused by the gods, not his own actions.
What might we infer about Oedipus from the line what man more harassed the vexing gods?
… His unhappiness is caused by the gods, not his own actions.
What might you infer about Oedipus from the line what man more harassed by vexing gods?
His unhappiness is caused by the gods, not his own actions
What explanation for such evils as human deformities and strife are offered by these Yoruba tales?
they think people like this are like retribution for their sins and they kill them sometimes and appese to the gods
What might we infer about Oedipus from the line What man more harassed by the vexing gods than I?
His unhappiness is caused by the gods not his own actions
