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The Judgement of Paris- Paris was asked to chose who was the most beautiful Goddess out of Hera, Athena and Aphrodite. Hera said she would give him power if he chose her. Athena said she would give him a strong military. Aphrodite said she would give him the most beautiful person to fall in love with. Paris took Aphrodite's offer and named her the most beautiful Goddess.

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The fleet-footed huntress Atalanta declared that she would only marry the man who could defeat her in a footrace. She would always outrun her suitors, and they would be put to death for losing. That was until one man, Hippomenes, beat her with cunning. He prayed to Aphrodite, the goddess of love, to provide him the means to win Atalanta's footrace. Aphrodite gave Hippomenes three gold apples, telling him to drop one at a time to distract her. When he participated in the footrace, Atalanta would stop and pick it up every apple Hippomenes dropped. Hippomenes won the race and took Atalanta's hand in marriage.

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Aphrodites:

1) Goddess of Love

2) Had lot of lovers

3) Goddess of beauty

4) Most beautiful of all Goddesses

5) Took side of the trogents

Eros:

1) Was romantic

2) He fell in love with a mortal

3) Son of Aphrodite

4) Youngest of gods

5) Had a brother called Anteros

He fell in love with Psyche, a mortal, when he grazed himself with his own magic arrow.

They started a relationship in secret, but Aphrodite found out and she wasn’t pleased.

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By Hunter Robinson, Perseus and Andromeda

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By Hunter Robinson, Perseus and Andromeda

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Andromeda was the daughter of Cepheus, king of the Ethiopians. Her mother, the queen, was Cassiope.

When Cassiope boasted that Andromeda was more beautiful than the sea-nymphs, they complained to Poseidon.

The insult was retaliated against  by flooding the land and sending a sea-monster to ravage the coast.

To avoid further devastation, Andromeda was offered as a sacrifice to a sea-monster so that the deities would be appeased.

She was chained and left on a rock beside a cliff. Fortunately for her, Perseus flew past the spectacle straight after the battle with Medusa.

Perseus fell in love with Andromeda at first sight and wanted to marry her. All he had to do was save her.

The story was suitably immortalized in the stars with the constellation of Andromeda.

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Adonis loved Aphrodite almost as much as she loved him; unsurprisingly, every year he chose to spend his own four months with her. While the two lovers were together, the sun shone brightly and the soil was kind to the people, flowers bloomed and fruits ripened. Adonis’ disappearance could only mean that the time for the harvest of the crops had come; because, during the next four months, while the mortal slept in the embrace of Persephone, winter ruled the world and everything was dead and quiet.