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There are two places similar to Valhalla. One is Elysium, reserved for the righteous and heroic, the other is the Isle of the Blessed, a location inside Elysium for people who were reborn and made it to Elysium three times in a row.
Some people say that Elysium and the Isle of the Blessed are one and the same, but I consider them somewhat separate places.
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Does Justin Bieber like Greek Myths?
yes
What are Rick Riordan's books about?
Percy Jackson and The Olympians are about Greek gods and myths. The Heroes of Olympus is sort of like an continuing series, but with greek and roman myths. Kane series is about Egypt myths.
What did Greek myths of Greek gods and goddesses help Greeks to understand?
Greek Myths of greek gods and goddesses helped Greeks to understand everything from love to natrual occurences like earthquakes and lightning.
What are greek myths explain?
they explain everything that happened on earth, like in most myths. Like the weather or why sun rises and the seasons.
Are Greek Myths true?
to greek people yes, it's like some of us belive in god
What is a Greek myths and legend?
A story told by Greek people to explain why certain things (like seasons) happened.
WHAT is example of myth?
Myths are like Greek and Roman stories
Why did ancient Greek write Greek myths?
The ancient Greeks wrote Greek myths so they could explain how the world was created and why certain things on Earth are like what they are. Most myths were part of oral tradition handed down by word of mouth from generation to generation long before the Greeks developed writing.
What year did Zeus and Hera get married?
In the Greek myth there is no chronology like ours. There are no years, weeks or days.
Did the pictures mean anything on ancient Greek pottery?
They explain daily life in the greek world or even myths like the gods.
What is a example of a myth?
King Arthur or any of the Greek Myths including the Gods like Zeus and Posiedon.
What was the beginning like according to Greeks?
Click link below! There on line five click 'Greek creation myths'!
