Lupus's Constellation

Whenever Zeus grew up he decided to go back and try to help save his siblings and overthrow his father Cronus. Zeus went back and pretended to want to be a servant for Cronus. Once Zeus was officially a servant of Cronus he gave him a mixture to make him throw up. This resulted in Cronus regurgitating the rest of Zeus’ siblings. Once Zeus had his siblings back they decided to make war. Their goal was to overthrow their father.

When Hera found out about Zeus’ dirty deeds, she convinced Semele to ask Zeus for proof of his true nature. Zeus agreed and presented himself to her in his true form, Zeus’ true glory however burned Semele alive. (ML 301) This myth is a prime example of Zeus’ human tendencies of acting like a common man as he gives in to his more primitive needs and cheats on Hera with Semele.

My favorite constellation by far is the Gemini constellation. The Gemini constellation is my favorite because my star sign is Gemini. And it is fairly easy to spot in the night sky, although the best viewing month is in February.

Another variable of this history says that Zeus, united forces with his brothers Poseidon and Hades for defeating his father and forced him to vomit up the other god's.

I watched as Odysseus took out my son’s eye. He was blinded. I just stood and watched as my youngest son was blinded. I felt more furious in my entire lifetime. “I can’t just stand by and watch my children be destroyed by mortals; it’s not what I do. For heaven’s sake, I am the God of the sea. My children can’t be picked off one by one with me sitting in the corner fretting. My god, Zeus, I can’t do anything without you nagging me about it. You believe that just because you’re the god of lightning, you’re better than Hades and I. Your only brothers and you can’t support one. It’s sad really. I work this hard and you don’t even help me avenge my son,” I boomed, almost as loud as his thunder.

Orion is from a greek myth, about a giant, descendant of Poseidon, with the ability to walk on water. He hunted for a king, until he later raped the daughter. As punishment, he was blinded. He went to Hephaestus for help, who in turn, directed him to another god. With his sight returned, he returned to the kingdom, but the King hid in fright. He left to the island of Delos, where he befriended the maiden goddess, Artemis. He died in her service, and was placed among the start. His death is complicated, and it is unsure about how he really died. Some sources say Apollo was jealous, and tricked Artemis into killing him. Others say Artemis did it intentionally after he raped one of her attendants. Yet others say that Gaea, the Earth goddess, summoned a giant scorpion to kill him, after he said he would hunt all the animals on Earth.

In a more colorful version, Zeus was angered by the extreme pride of the "Pelasgians", the indigenous inhabitants of the Aegean Sea region, so he decided to punish them.

Once upon a time, a little boy named Joseph needed to know what happened to all the necessary water for the village. Joseph was only 8 years old and was unsure about many problems in his world around him. Prometheus thought of mankind with such sympathy that he wanted to provide water for the village. However, he had a brother, Epimetheus. Zeus, the king of all gods, extended his wrath to not just Epimetheus, but everyone that was living in the village. Zeus was angry because Epimetheus told Prometheus to provide water for the village.

Perhaps my favorite constellation is Lepus, ‘the Hare’. I like the association of Lepus, the hare, with the lunar mythology of China, especially the relationship with the moon rabbit. There is also something haunting about the eternal hunt, the chase that is etched upon the stars of Lepus, the hunter Orion, and his dogs in Greek mythology. Lepus does not represent any major figure in Greek Mythology but it was one of the 48 constellations listed by the ancient astronomer Ptolemy. Today it remains as one of the modern constellations.

Zeus was the olympian ruler, and he was also the God of the sky .However, Zeus wasn’t always the ruler of the olympian gods. Zeus was the son of the Titan king (Cronus). When zeus was born Cronus was going to swallow him, like he had with all of his Siblings ( poseidon, Hades, Hestia, Demeter and Hera).His mother Rhea hid the newborn baby zeus from his father,she hid him in a cave in Mount dicte. The reason why he was swallowing all of his children was because of the prophecy.The prophecy read that Cronus will be overthrown by his son’s. But how did he actually overthrow his father?Zeus went into a war with Cronus that lasted ten years called the Titanomachy

In Greek mythology, a beautiful young boy named Ganymede took Zeus' interest. The king of Gods turned the boy into an eagle and carried him to Mount Ide where Ganymede would have to serve drinks to Zeus. One day, he did not want to serve drinks anymore, so he poured out wine in water which caused a great flood. However, Zeus did not grow dark and he offer

The constellation I have picked is The Wolf or Lupus. I have chosen this constellation because I have a fascination for wolves and I find that this constellation is a good representation of that.Wolves are strong, fearless, and don't back down from a fight unless injured or killed.

Zeus: in the beginning of Greek mythology, there was Cronos, a titan and god of time. He married his sister rhea, the titan goddess of fertility and motherhood. Cronos became king by killing his father. His father said that one of his sons would eventually take over his throne. After each of his children was born, he swallowed them to prevent the prophecy from coming true. Rhea was mad so when Zeus, god of sky and thunder, was born she gave him to a Sheppard family for them to raise him and pretended that a rock, wrapped in blankets, was the baby. Cronos swallowed the rock thinking it was Zeus. rhea brought Zeus back and pretended he was the new cupbearer. Zeus and rhea prepared a drink. They gave it to Cronos and he threw up all of Zeus’

I really like the constellation Lupus also known as the wolf mainly because I really like wolves and well I have a few ideas on a story behind the costellation. You can see Lupus best in June at 9:00 pm. The neighboring constellations are

The Romans associated the Ophiuchus constellation with Asclepius, a renowned healer who observed a serpent healing another serpent with a healing herb. This taught Asclepius how to make humanity immortal. The God Jupiter did not want humanity to become immortal, so he killed Asclepius with a lightning