In many ways, he represented the Greek "everyman" a simple fisherman who honored the gods and did what was expected, even when he had nothing to gain. As a reward for his honor, he was made king of Seriphos. He represents the moral "honor the gods and be rewarded".
Heroes represent the link between gods and men in Greek mythology. Most of them were either demigods (direct sons/daughters of gods), or had divine heritage. They were the pinnacle of what it meant to be human.
every day life in greece
In Mythology fate wasn't used as a word but a creature three to be exact. To represent Fate they used a ball of yarn. One sewed (birth), nitted (problems,life) and snipped (death).
Alkestis.
Religion
yes there was
it could represent death or maybe a start of a new life
It means "useful to society" in Greek. Well, it also means blood, but still, it's the life force and is always running.
folk song also represent the culture of certain palce.justify
The daily life of an ancient Greek was very similar to our lives today. ... Greek society was similar to the society that most of us enjoy today because it was full of a rich culture. This means that ancient Greeks could enjoy exotic foods, good music, and read literature, just as we do today.
it represent life in god
politics, pleasure, and womenDuring the classical Greek Era, images on funerary monuments represented leadership roles of men in politics, the different pleasures and comforts of domestic life, and the vital importance and roles of women in Green society. Funerary monuments were traditionally works of art that were formed on or placed in a repository designed for the remains of the deceased
politics, pleasure, and womenDuring the classical Greek Era, images on funerary monuments represented leadership roles of men in politics, the different pleasures and comforts of domestic life, and the vital importance and roles of women in Green society. Funerary monuments were traditionally works of art that were formed on or placed in a repository designed for the remains of the deceased
politics, pleasure, and womenDuring the classical Greek Era, images on funerary monuments represented leadership roles of men in politics, the different pleasures and comforts of domestic life, and the vital importance and roles of women in Green society. Funerary monuments were traditionally works of art that were formed on or placed in a repository designed for the remains of the deceased
It provides an interesting aspect of Greek life and government amongst a wide variety of city-states.
how do you write in greek have a happy life
no not necessarily actually the Romans improved the greek way of life.