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How old was the greek goddess Artemis?
Artemis was both immortal and ageless in the Greek myths so no one can say.
What was Artemis birthday?
Sometime in Ancient Greece. As she was a mythological goddess, she was never 'born'; only worshiped by people as a deity. However, according to mythology, Artemis was born on the island of Delos, under a palm tree. She was born before her twin brother Apollo and was her mother's (Leto) midwife.
Greek word meaning for an actor or actress?
THESPIAN: Name for Thespis, who played an important part in the history of Greek drama Actually, the Greek word meaning actor is "hypokrites" which literally translates into "one who interprets." This is where we get the words "hypocrite" and "hypocrisy." Actors are called Thespians to honor Thespis because of his role in Greek tragedy. Some accounts say he was the first winner of the City Dionysia festival (where Greek theatre began) while others claim he was the first person to speak lines onstage instead of singing them. The answer is hypokrites, not thespian.
Creator of first free-standing bronze figure?
It is difficult to say, most likely a Greek sculptor Phidias who created the statue of Zeus at Olympia. Bronze warrior statuettes from the ancient Greek Geometric period (8th c. BC), found in the ruins of the Acropolis could be considered free standing but monumental free standing sculpture comes later with the Greek 'Kouros' figures around 480 BC. The Renaissance artist Donatello is credited with the revival of the bronze casting method with his statue of 'David'.
How do you say ' This is a beautiful city' in French?
C'est une belle ville !
What did the narrator mean when he said that 'Greece did not resemble a nation?
You do not say which commentator on which occasion, nor if he was takling about ancient or modern Greece. If he was talking about ancient Greece, he meant to say that Geece never was one nation. It was a collection of independent city-States who all happened to be located on the Greek peninsula. At best they were just each others competitors; at regular intervals they were at war with each other, and if a Greek city-State joined up with another one, it was usually just to better beat the crap out of a third Greek city-State.
How do you say united in ancient greek?
how do you say unite in greek
How do you say donkey in ancient greek?
In ancient greek the word donkey is onos (όνος).
How do you say 'The Bloodthirsty' in ancient Greek?
haimodipsos (adj, ancient greek) = bloodthirsty,to haimodipsos = The bloodthirsty one
How do you say Frostbite in ancient greek?
κρυοπάγημα
How do you say to eat in ancient greek?
φάω
How do you say sky in ancient greek?
ουρανός
How do you say 'Powerful' in ancient Greek?
ισχυρός
How do you say curses in ancient Greek?
κατάρες
How do you say whirlpool in ancient Greek?
whirlpool
How do you say storm in ancient Greek?
kataigída.
How do you say hurricane in Ancient Greek?
hurricane
