希腊神话英文介绍课件

GreekMythology希腊神话英文介绍

GreekMythologyisagroupoftraditionaltalestoldbythe

ancient

Greeksaboutthedeeds

ofgods,heroesandtheir

relations

with

human

beings.

TheGreekmythologyisanimportantpartoftheancientculturewhichhasvastanddeepinfluenceonthewholewesternculture.

ItsgreatinfluenceupontheEnglishlanguageandliteratureisbeyonddescription.AgreatnumberofwordsandidiomsintheEnglishlanguagecomefromtheGreekmythology.

希腊神话英文介绍Godstheoldtheogony:theTians（旧神谱:奥林匹斯十二泰坦）theoldtheogony:theGods（新神谱奥林匹斯十二主神）HeroesPerseus(珀尔修斯)Jason(伊阿宋)Heracles(赫拉克勒斯)Theseus(忒修斯)MonstersMedusa(美杜莎)Minotaurus

(米诺陶洛斯)Cerberus(刻耳柏洛斯)希腊神话英文介绍

Zeus

宙斯FatherofGodsandmenthegodofskyandthunder希腊神话英文介绍.

希腊神话英文介绍

Ares阿瑞斯Allthatyouhave,isdead!

------ArestheGreekgodofwar希腊神话英文介绍AreswasthesonofZeusandHera.

希腊神话英文介绍希腊神话英文介绍Hermes赫尔墨斯希腊神话英文介绍

HermeswasthesonofZeusandthePleiade,Maia,adaughteroftheTitan,Atlas.ThesecondyoungestoftheOlympiangods,hewasbornbeforeDionysus.

希腊神话英文介绍希腊神话英文介绍Godofsun.Godofhealingwhotaughtmanmedicine.Godoftruth,whocannotspeakalie.Apollo阿波罗希腊神话英文介绍

Apolloalsowasthegodofmusicandpoetry.Hecouldstirupallfeelings.Thesefeelingsareexpressedinloftysongs.WithhislyreofgoldandthesweetaccentsofhisgodlikevoiceheldthechoiroftheMusesatOlympus.

希腊神话英文介绍OneofApollo'smostimportantdailytasksistoharnesshischariotwithfourhorsesanddrivethesunacrossthesky.Duringthedayhedrovehiscarriageofgoldandivory,andbroughtlight,lifeandlovetothegreatworldbelow.Lateintheafternoonhecametotheendofhisjourneyinthefarwesternseaandgotonhisgoldenboattoreturntohiseasternhome.希腊神话英文介绍DaughterofZeus.Goddessofwisdomvictoryandwar.Athena雅典娜希腊神话英文介绍Sheisfierceandbraveinbattlebut,only

warstodefinedthestateandhomefromoutsideenemies.Sheisthegoddessofthecity,handicrafts,andagriculture.Sheinventedthebridle,thetrumpet,theflute,thepot,theplow,theyoke,theship,andthechariot.Sheistheembodimentofwisdom,reason,andpurity.希腊神话英文介绍Prometheus普罗米修斯希腊神话英文介绍

Hewasachampionofmankind,knownforhiswilyintelligence,whostolefirefromZeusandgaveittomortals.

Zeusthenpunishedhimforhiscrimebyhavinghimboundtoarockwhileagreateagleatehislivereverydayonlytohaveitgrowbacktobeeatenagainthenextday.Hismythhasbeentreatedbyanumberofancientsources,inwhichPrometheusiscredite