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historical and astrological connections. There is an unknown fourth myth as to how Callisto and her son Arcas were thrust up into the sky as mother and son, big and little, major and minor bear. Callisto was one of the most beautiful nymphs and though she had sworn a vow of chastity, Zeus could not resist her. After an affair with Zeus, Callisto gave birth to a beautiful son named Arcas. Arcas loved to hunt and would wander around in the woods dreaming of hunting and killing all sorts of animals

A common narrative element in most Greek and Roman mythology is rape, whether it be at the will of the gods or mortal man. From these unions, deities and heroes are born, and/or social institutions are reinforced. Most stories of rape follow a similar structure: the god, or man, sees a beautiful woman and fills with love or burning passion, he devises a plan/disguise to rape her, and the significant other learns of the affair and is vengeful. In this essay, I will analyze how two rape stories from

family. Furthermore, my grandparents on my father’s side of the family started their family in Tarma, Peru, which is considered a suburban city. Luis Arca and Rosa Arca,whom are my grandparents raised six of their kids, which soon had planned a life of their own. Born on December 15,1959, my father, Florencio Cristobal Arca was born in

of Ursa Minor. The Greek God Zeus was smitten by a nymph called Callisto. Zeus's wife Hera then turned Callisto into a bear out of jealousy. While she was a bear Callisto encountered her son Arcas, who wanted to kill the bear out of pure instinct. Zeus wanting to stop Arcas from killing Callisto, turned Arcas into a bear too and placed mother (Ursa Major) and son (Ursa Minor) permanently in the night sky to keep Callisto safe. Goddess Aphrodite was admired by all, she could bring the whole nation

punish Callisto and Jupiter so she changed Callisto into a bear. Years later Callisto’s son, Arcas, comes across her in the forest and Callisto momentarily forgets that she’s a bear and rushes to great him. Arcas thinks he’s being attatcked so he shoots her. Jupiter sees this and decides to intervene to save Callisto and her son he stops the arrow before it gets to Castillo. He then puts both Callisto and Arcas in the sky so that they can be together for the rest of time. Stories

Astronomy Myth Comparison: The Big Dipper As young children, the Big Dipper, also known as Ursa Major, is often one of the first constellations that we are taught to identify. Many of us know that 'ursa' means bear, and some can even give little story, usually based on the local culture, as to why it is in the sky. What we fail to realize is that many cultures around the world all have very different myths about how the Ursa Major came to be. Of all of the myths I read surrounding the Big Dipper

Artemis was a strong, independent, and fierce figure in the Ancient Greek and Roman time period. She was the daughter of Zeus and Leto. She’s the twin sister of Apollo. She was the Greek goddess of the moon and hunting. She was also known as the protector of nature and hunt. Artemis appears in many different myths throughout Greek mythology. She also played a huge role throughout the Trojan War. Her most well known sign is the crest moon. Artemis was an adventurous and powerful goddess. Zeus

i also find it funny the way in the story they attempt to justify why ursa major and minor have long tails even though they are referred to as bears. the story of ursa minor begins with Arcas the son of Callisto. his mother callisto was transformed into a bear by hera prier to the events in this story. Arcas is fifteen and is out hunting when he came across a strange bear that looked

When speaking about cultural exchange, there is always a coexistence of an official cultural attitude and the kind of contact that grows from more habitual social interaction. The process of cultural exchange is similar between the silk used to wrap St. Lazarus and earlier pagan imagery. Early Christians were able to draw from a rich artistic environment when they set out to depict their stories and beliefs in decorative contexts. This often led to the cultural adoption or assimilation of pagan artistic

Structured asset securitization is the process through which various types of non-liquid assets such as residential mortgages, account receivables, auto loans and credit card debt obligations are sold to a special purpose vehicle (“SPV”), which uses the pool of assets as collateral for the issuance of securities to investors (Fabozzi, 2013). During an asset securitization issue, one of the central elements is that repayment depends primarily on the principal and interest cash flows from SPV’s underlying