Centaur

The one-horned bull grunted and took a step back while still eying on the sentry. Rageran looked to Stifflus. “You must pardon my sub-leader, Sir Stifflus,” he said in common to the Centaur, his lipless mouth trying to curl with forced humor. “I lead the Claw, yet Zoostlaar oversees the safety of the rest of the Claw.” “You are a Night Hoof, Warrior Rageran,” Stifflus remarked, matching Rageran’s sternness. “Think of it as a precaution for now. But just make sure not one of your warriors does anything

Dante and Virgil came across shattered rocks and their path is blocked by Infamy of Crete disguised as a cow. Infamy of Crete was considered as a monster, with attention to having a man’s body and a head of a bull. This monster was known as Minotaur. In order to have a safe passage, they had to make it pass Minotaur. With this in mind, Virgil provoked the monster by insulting him. Abruptly asking, who brought death upon him and screaming go away beast. The breaking point was when Virgil said

his sins. So heracles had to do some labor, that in my opinion did not make him a hero. Because when he was doing his 3rd labor heracles knew that the hind was a special pet to Diana, but he still shot it either way. Also Heracles killed a lot of centaurs with his poisonous arrows in his 4th labor. Then Heracles killed Hippolyte in labor 9 for her belt.

Terracotta Neck Amphora with the Battle between Herakles and the Centaur Nessos; one is red figure and the other is black figure. The red figure design of the Terracotta Kalpis/Hydria (Water Jar) with Achilles and Penthesilea created a more active and fluid movement that allowed for enhanced narrative. Likewise, there seems to be a lot less texture in this piece than the Terracotta Neck Amphora with the Battle between Herakles and the Centaur Nessos because there was a larger emphasis on the story and

represented by a centaur drawing a bow. This constellation has qute a rich mythology in a few cultures. For example, the Babylonian mythology tells us, that Sagittarius had been identified as the god Nergal. Nergal is a centaur-like creature firing an arrow from a bow. He's usually portrayed with a pair of wings and two heads - one of a human and one of a panther. He also typically has a scorpio's sting at the end of the horse tail. In Greek mythology, Sagittarius is portrayed as a centaur, a hlaf-human

unaided eye. I chose this constellation because I find it the most interesting and I find it absolutely beautiful, we have so much left to discover about this constellation. Well in Greece, the Centaurus of course hence the name represents a Centaur or Ixionidae, this creature

appearance, and identity is depicted many different ways, but the main way the Sagittarius is thought of is as Chiron, a centaur. Chiron is the son of Cronus and Philyra and was thought as the strongest of his brethren, and his skills are very much alike to the Greek god, Apollo. Not only was Chiron the superlative, but he had one difference in appearance opposed to most centaurs, in most stories of him he had hands instead of hooves in the front instead of the traditional entire lower half being completely

Amazons were mythic female warriors, who fought many male Greek heroes and supposedly some real ancient men. They are first mentioned in Homer’s Iliad as Amazones antianeirai, but their part in Greek myth likely goes further back. They are one of the most prevalent subjects of Greek vase paintings, and they are commonly seen in murals, clay dolls, sculptures, and monuments of the ancient world. They were said to be fierce fighters, mainly with bows and javelins. Amazon’s fighting was up to par with

“Momma look!” This little girl was standing on hill, the wind blowing her dress and hair in all different directions. This was the perfect time to do what she loved; fly her kite. “Good job sweetie,” the mom replied. Her mom was sitting a distance away under an umbrella to keep the wind out of her face, holding a book. The girl twirled and danced with her diamond shaped kite flying high above her head, she was in a state of pure happiness, thankful for something to do after the rainy days. All

what they’re doing. Show the tension among the centaurs and men and women. ### Beroe screamed. “Don’t touch me filth.” One of the new centaurs stood over Beroe with his arms around her waist. She wrenched herself free of his grasp and fled toward the cart. Iakkos drew his sword. Nais stepped between them. “Let her go.” The centaur smiled. “A bold mare aren’t you?” he smelled of wine. She retreated as Isoples leapt toward them. Isoples engaged the centaur and the two grappled briefly before Isoples