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Heather Huynh - Circe Turning Men into Pigs

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Heather Huynh - Circe Turning Men into Pigs

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The photo shows Circe with a group of swine, most famously the animals that Odysseus' men were turned into after she wined and dined them.

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Alex Nicolellis - Circe Preparing Potions

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Alex Nicolellis - Circe Preparing Potions

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This picture shows Circe preparing the magical potions she often used. In particular, she is known for spiking food with potions to turn Odysseus's men into swine.

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Akansha Gupta - Circe Turning Men Into Wolves

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Akansha Gupta - Circe Turning Men Into Wolves

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Circe had the powers to change humans into wolves, lions, and swine by employing drugs or acts of magic. For example, Homer’s Odyssey famously depicts how she turned Odysseus’s companions into swine when they visited her island Aeaea. Here too, Circe is waving what looks like a wand to transform the men into wolves.

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This picture shows Circe preparing potions for her sorcery and depicts her using her "magic wand", while also connecting her to animals with the animals near her feet.

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This picture shows Circe and Odysseus. Odysseus and his men spent an entire year on Circe's island, providing them with much needed rest from their journey.

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Here is Circe depicted with the poison that she is going to give to Odysseus companions.

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The image shows what men who visited Circe would see. She is confident and is surrounded by the animals who have been transformed from men.

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This picture shows Circe with the men she turned into pigs

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In Ovid's Metamorphoses, Circe uses her abilities as a sorceress to create a potion that will harm one of her enemies. She throws it into the well where the woman will later bathe.

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This painting depicts Circe making a potion to charm Odysseus. Circe's portrayal in this portrait is influenced both the fear and respect of deities and magic in Ancient Greece as she is shown to be both beautiful and dangerous.

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In this depiction of Circe, she has just mixed together a potion that will turn her enemies into animals, such as dogs, pigs, or lions.