'The Goddess Athena'

'It is said that the sister of genus genus Zeus would be the lord of the heavens, and upon receiving that information, and fearing the important power of this offspring, Zeus swallowed his wife, Metis. But that lonesome(prenominal) served to delay the inevitableness of the arrival of his daughter, genus Athene After organism subjected to mind numbing witaches, Zeus, with the help of Hephaestus, hammer his own head open to protrudepouring the daughter inside(a) of him - genus Athene - appear from her father in full-fledged armor. genus Athene is one of the or so powerful, independent goddess, and much thought to be of even greater importance than Zeus due to her precise comprehension of e really event.\ngenus Athene is truly wise, which makes sense, seeing as she is respected as the goddess of wisdom. Her knowledge and braveness in battle play parts of devising her Zeuss favorite daughter. She was the solitary(prenominal) one out of all the gods and goddesses, shut o ut Zeus, who was allowed to use her fathers lightning bolts. genus Athene is one of the major goddesses, even the metropolis of Athens, is named after her. The tosh behind is that she had challenged her uncle, Poseidon, everywhere become the namesake of the chapiter of Greece, and they presented gifts to the people in order to register their worth. Poseidon gave the people a salt pissing fountain, and Athena presented them with the chromatic tree. The people of the farming preferred her present, resulting in her victory and the chromatic tree change state the countrys sacred tree. Athena is one of many a(prenominal) things, so she not only safe wise only when also very strong, reasons that made her very respected among her believers.\nAthena has endured a full-grown amount of flap but she has use it as come on decisions. She helped Hercules during his 12 labors, by teaching him how to have the best the Stymphalian birds, owing him nothing. though often times, she wa s the nucleotide of the trouble, as it was during the twinkle that lit the bonfire that would become the Trojan war. The goddess of chaos, Eris, planted a gold... '