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Sparta did not kill Athena; rather, Athena is a goddess in ancient Greek mythology, specifically associated with wisdom, warfare, and strategy. In historical contexts, Sparta was a prominent city-state known for its military prowess, but it did not engage in any act of killing a deity. Instead, the relationship between Sparta and Athena was one of reverence, as they honored her through temples and festivals. If you're referring to a specific myth or story, please provide more details for clarity.
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Who killed Athena?
Sparta
Who was Athena' rival in the city-state?
Sparta?
Why did Telemachus go to Sparta?
Because Athena is a cool dawg
Did Sparta honor Athena as protector?
Yes, Athens is the patron city of Athena, but she was worshiped throughout Greece. The temple of Athena is the grandest of the Spartan acropolis.
Why did Athena kill Medusa?
Athena didn't kill Medusa. Perseus is the hero who did that. Athena only turned Meduas into a monster.
Is goddess Athena Sparta or Athens?
When? Leda, Helen and Gorgo were all infamous queens of Sparta.
Did Sparta believe in a god named Athena?
The city state of Sparta did indeed believe in the goddess Athena. The Spartans built for Athena the temple Chalkioikos.
Who killed Athena?
Sparta
Who was Athena' rival in the city-state?
Sparta?
Why did Telemachus go to Sparta?
Because Athena is a cool dawg
Why does Athena go to Sparta?
Because she wanted to look for Odysseus.
What city is farther north Athens or Sparta?
Athena
Did Sparta honor Athena as protector?
Yes, Athens is the patron city of Athena, but she was worshiped throughout Greece. The temple of Athena is the grandest of the Spartan acropolis.
Why did Athena kill Medusa?
Athena didn't kill Medusa. Perseus is the hero who did that. Athena only turned Meduas into a monster.
Did Athens and Sparta believe in Olympian gods?
yes they worshipped Athena
How to kill Athena?
Athena cant die she is Immortal so she will live forever.
Why were great thinkers from Athens and not Sparta?
Athens was named after Athena, the city/state's patron goddess. Athena is the goddess of wisdom so I guess you could go on from there.
