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Artemis

One of the three goddesses of the Olympus pantheon, she is also the most beautiful and purest goddess. To a certain extent, she represents the purity and beauty of the moon, the wild aura brought by hunting, and the uniqueness after mixing. With temperament, she has completely suppressed Athena, the goddess of wisdom!If it wasn't for being one of the virgin goddesses and lacking the unique charm of a mature woman, she could even suppress the goddess of love and beauty Aphrodite in appearance.

When she was three years old, she sat on the lap of her father Zeus. Zeus asked her what kind of gift she wanted, and she replied: "Please give me eternal virginity; the same bow and arrow as my brother Apollo; the responsibility of the Secretary of Light... "

Zeus said: "With children like you, I don't have to be afraid of Hera's jealousy. You can get all these..."

Artemis's appearance is extremely beautiful, her figure is graceful, her legs are slender, her waist is slender, her skin is white and smooth, the holy light of the moon shines all over her body, and there is a dazzling moon embedded between her eyebrows, which is Proof of her succession to the moon priesthood.Her curly brown hair hangs down to her waist, fluttering in the wind, her eyes are as dreamy as moonlight, clear and agile, and her color is a deep and quiet dark blue.Her eyelashes are thick, her lips are small and red, and there is a proud smile on the corner of her mouth. She is the moon god but also the goddess of hunting. Her smile is full of wildness!

Earth Mother Gaia

Gaia Gaia (English: gaia Greek: Γα?α), the god of the earth in Greek mythology, is the mother of all gods, and the most respected and prominent god among all gods.Gaia is also the earliest god in Greek mythology. When the world was opened up, it was created by Caius (chao)

Born of the earth mother Gaia pictures (2 photos) s).She is the grandmother of Zeus. Gaia gave birth to the sky, the god Uranus (ouranosoruranus), and combined with him gave birth to six boys and six girls, twelve Titans, three Cyclops and three hundred-armed giants. The beginning of the world, and all the gods are her descendants.So far, Westerners still often refer to the earth as "Gaia".Gaia's status in the West is a bit similar to that of Nuwa in the East. The difference is that Nuwa created humans, while Gaia created gods. It can be said that it is the originator of the ancestors of Western humans.

<lops）希腊神话中居住在西西里岛上的三位风暴之神——brontes（雷神）、sterops（电神）和arges（霹雳神），它们都属于巨人族，特征是“独眼”，只有额头正中有一只眼睛。这些独眼巨人曾被囚禁于塔尔塔罗斯（冥府下面的深渊）之中，在后来的传说中成为三位出se的铁匠，帮助火和锻冶之神赫准斯托斯锻造神器，相传宙斯手中的闪电就是由这三位巨人铸造而成的。在最初的神话中它们是乌拉诺斯的儿子，后来逐渐演变为海王波塞冬的儿子，最终脱离神的体系成为一个单独的独眼巨人族，这个种族的特点是粗野，喜食人，在荷马的《奥德赛》里有相关的故事。神话中一些只有一只眼睛的巨人，起初，关于那些古代住在地上的巨人的神话，大概是试图用来说明为什么希腊各地区都有迈锡尼时代的宏伟建筑。神话说，这些用巨石砌成的建筑物是从吕喀亚来到希腊的独目巨人们建造的。希腊人认为，凡是有巨人建筑物的地方，都是独目巨人居住过的地方。

The hundred-armed giant appeared in the early stages of Greek mythology.Hesiod called them "Auranides" in "Theogony" (commonly known as "Hekatoncris").According to "Theogony", the hundred-armed giants are the children of Gaia and Uranus. There are 3 children in total, named Briareus, Kotos and Guges.They were huge and ferocious monsters, bigger even than Titans and Cyclops.

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Soon after the Centauri were born, Uranus their father threw them into the depths of Tartarus, because he saw that they were ugly monsters.In some versions of the myth the situation is different: Uranus found the hundred-armed giants so ugly and stuffed them back into Gaia's womb, causing Gaia great pain and horror; North went to overthrow his father.In this version, it was Kronos who later imprisoned the hundred-armed giant in Tartarus.

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In short, the three hundred-armed giants have been imprisoned in Tartarus, under the strict guard of the dragon Campe.In the war of the Titans against Zeus, the gods of Olympus (headed by Zeus) were at a disadvantage in the struggle against the Titans (headed by Kronos); at this time Gaia suggested that Zeus go to the hundred-armed giant for help .Zeus then went down to Tartarus and released three powerful hundred-armed giants, who were willing to serve Zeus.In the battle, the hundred-armed giant threw 3 stones as huge as mountains at a time, making it impossible for the Titans to resist.Only with the help of the hundred-armed giant, Zeus won the final victory.Hesiod goes on to write that the three hundred-armed giants later became the guards guarding the gates of Tartarus.Perhaps in order to coordinate the relationship between the ancient myth of the hundred-armed giant and the Olympian gods, Hesiod made one of the three hundred-armed giants, Briareus, the son-in-law of Poseidon, the god of the sea.