Dying to see you, but it shouldn't be like this
This was unexpected, what do I do now?
Could we start again please?
I've been very hopeful, so far
Now for the first time I think we're going wrong
Hurry up and tell me this is just a dream
Oh could we start again please?
I think you've made your point now
You've even gone a bit too far to get the message home
Before it gets too frightening, we ought to call a halt
So could we start again please?
I've been living to see you
Dying to see you, but it shouldn't be like this
This was unexpected, what do I do now?
Could we start again please?
I think you've made your point now
You've even gone a bit too far to get the message home
Before it gets too frightening, we ought to call a halt
So could we start again please?
Could we start again please?
Dying to see you, but it shouldn't be like this
This was unexpected, what do I do now?
Could we start again please?
I've been very hopeful, so far
Now for the first time I think we're going wrong
Hurry up and tell me this is just a dream
Oh could we start again please?
I think you've made your point now
You've even gone a bit too far to get the message home
Before it gets too frightening, we ought to call a halt
So could we start again please?
I've been living to see you
Dying to see you, but it shouldn't be like this
This was unexpected, what do I do now?
Could we start again please?
I think you've made your point now
You've even gone a bit too far to get the message home
Before it gets too frightening, we ought to call a halt
So could we start again please?
Could we start again please?
*THIS IS:"IRIS OMEGA"
Pike
IO recognized by her father (Victor Honoré Janssens)
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ME′LIA (Melia), a nymph, a daughter of Oceanus. She was carried off by Apollo, and became by him the mother of Ismenius (some call her own brother Ismenus, Schol. ad Pind. Pyth. xi. 5; Tzetz. ad Lyc. 1211), and of the seer Tenerus. She was worshipped in the Apollonian sanctuary, the Ismenium, near Thebes. (Paus. ix. 10. § 5, 26, § 1; Strab. p. 413. )
Source: Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology.
- ME′LIA (Melia). In the plural form Meliai or Meliades is the name of the nymphs, who, along with the Gigantes and Erinnyes, sprang from the drops of blood that fell from Uranus, and which were received by Gaea. (Hes. Theog. 187.) The nymphs that nursed Zeus are likewise called Meliae. (Callim. Hymn. in Jov. 47; Eustath. ad Hom.p. 1963.) Source: Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology.
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University of Northern Iowa
2020
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Biography
I am a junior physics major with a mathematics minor at the University of Northern Iowa. I play bass in jazz band and I also play the guitar. I have also been involved in math club, Women in STEM club, the UNI Honors Program, Sigma Iota, and UNI Physics Club. I have served as the secretary/treasurer of UNI’s SPS chapter and I will be co-president for the 2020-21 school year! Over the summer of 2019, I conducted research on building a device that controls the electrochemical etching of Scanning Tunneling Microscope tips. After graduation from UNI, I plan to obtain a Ph.D. in experimental condensed matter physics. I am interested in developing new tools to investigate the properties and behaviors of new materials including semiconductors and superconductors.
Io
Ἰώ
6406: Inscribed plaque depicting the goddess Isis. Dion Museum (Macedonia, Greece), 2C BC.
"Tell me: to what region of the earth I have wandered in my wretchedness?" (Io. Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 565).
"This god (Zeus), desirous of union with this mortal maid, has imposed upon her these wanderings. Maiden, you have gained a cruel suitor for your hand." (Prometheus 1 to Io. Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 565).
Io, who is one of the Three Main Ancestors, was turned into a cow after having been seduced by Zeus, and forced to wander over the whole world until she settled in Egypt.Girls do not turn into cows, according to the Persians
Io is said to have been turned into a cow, either by Hera or Zeus, and then forced to wander over the whole world. But the Persians, whose wisdom is known by all, did not care a jot for this kind of tales, at least not for this one, and that is why they chose to believe that Io, daughter of Inachus, was seized together with other women by Phoenician merchants, who sailed away for Egypt with the kidnapped women on board. This explanation, they thought, should account for the disappearance of Io from Hellas, since girls do not turn into cows and then vanish.
Chain of affronts
Now, the Persians agreed that the abduction of Io by the Phoenicians was a wrong that Asia did against Europe. So when later the Europeans carried off the Phoenician princess Europa, they say, Asia and Europe were then even; for they, accepting again counsel from their wisdom, did not believe in the tale of Zeus the bull conveying the princess Europa to Crete through the sea either. According to the book that the Persians kept concerning the abduction of women and the wrongs that Asia and Europe performed against each other, the Europeans (that is the Greeks, in those times) then sent the ARGONAUTS to the city of Aea in Colchis, and carried off the Colchian princess Medea. That was the third wrong, they affirm, and when the Colchians demanded the restitution of Medea, the Greeks answered that they had been refused reparation for the abduction of Io. After that, the Trojan seducer Paris decided that he would make a Greek woman his wife, and taking lessons from the past, he abducted Queen Helen of Sparta. And since this had been done several times before him, he feared nothing.
The greatest wrong
However, on this occasion the method found no tolerance; for a powerful fleet gathered at Aulis and sailed to Troy in order to obtain, by persuasion or by force, the restoration of Helen and the property that Paris had taken with him. This was unprecedented, and even though the Trojans then pleaded the seizure of Medea, war broke out nevertheless. The Persians think that there is no reason to go to war for such matters, arguing that the women would never have been carried away, had they not wanted it themselves. And that is why they think that the Greeks did even a greater wrong when they became the first to stage a huge attack, and razed a city for the sake of a woman.
Io as Isis. 0716: Isis. Early 2C AD. Künsthistorische Museum, Wien.
Another opinion
Now, these discussions being endless, it has been firmly established by other authors that Io, who was a priestess of Hera, was not abducted by Phoenician sailors, but instead was turned into a cow and forced to leave her country and wander throughout the world, after having been seduced by Zeus. Some have said (for authors seldom agree) that Hera, out of jealousy, turned Io into a cow, but others have affirmed that Zeus made the transformation, swearing that he had not been with the girl. And since this oath was uttered, it has been believed by all that a lover's oath does not draw the anger of the gods. That is why, thousands of years later, Don Quixote dared to say:
"Love and war are the same thing, and stratagems and policy are as allowable in the one as in the other." (Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote, Part II, Chapter XXI).
End of Argus 1
When Zeus had thus disguised Io under the shape of a cow, Hera, suspecting mischief, requested the cow for herself and set Argus 1, the All-seeing, to guard the animal. That was the end of the All-seeing; for Zeus, who wished to set the cow free, ordered Hermes to steal it, and this god, following instructions, killed Argus 1 by the cast of a stone.
First wanderings
This is how the cow went free. But Hera sent a gadfly to infest and torture it, and so Io, tormented by the gadfly's sting, began her wanderings, coming first to the Ionian sea, which is called after her. Then she journeyed through Illyria, which is the region north of Epirus in the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, and came to Mont Haemus in Thrace, and thence she crossed the Bosphorus, which separates Europe and Asia. Io continued her wanderings through Scythia and Cimmeria (to the north of the Black Sea), met in Caucasus the bound Prometheus 1, and finally she came to Egypt.
Dreams behind everything
If Io is to be believed, all these things were caused by dreams. For when she met Prometheus 1, Io told him that her afflictions began with those dreams she had had by night, in which visions told her to leave her maidenhood behind her and yield to Zeus, who loved her. She also said that, having told these dreams to his father Inachus, he consulted the oracle, and the god speaking through it commanded him to banish his daughter from home and land to roam over the whole world, adding that, if he disobeyed, a thunderbolt from Zeus would destroy his race.
What Inachus did to find her
This Inachus did, says Io. And yet Inachus acted as if he were ignorant of what had happened to his daughter. For he sent Cyrnus 1 to look for her, and this man came as far as Caria, the southwestern region of Asia Minor, and not finding her, settled there. Also Lyrcus 2 is said to have been sent by Io's father to search for her, and after having covered a great deal of land and sea without finding the girl, he finally renounced the quest; but being too afraid of Inachus to return to Argos, he went instead to King Caunus of Caria, where he married the king's daughter.
Epaphus 1
7210: Isis receiving Io in Egypt. Temple of Isis, Pompeii. National Archaeological Museum, Naples.
In Egypt, the wandering girl recovered her human form and gave birth to Zeus' son Epaphus 1 beside the river Nile. Hera then bade the CURETES to steal the child; and having obeyed the goddess, they were killed by Zeus for having carried out his wife's orders. It was then that Io started her new wanderings, this time in search of her son. And after roaming all over Syria, she found Epaphus 1, who had been nursed by the wife—called by some Astarte and by others Saosis—of King Malcander of Byblus. Together with her son she returned to Egypt, and married Telegonus 1, who at the time reigned over the Egyptians. This is why Epaphus 1, from whom sprang the Libyans and the Ethiopians, became later king of Egypt, and the founder of the city of Memphis.
Io-Isis
Having thus settled in Egypt, Io made a statue of Demeter, and this goddess was then called Isis. And after that, the Egyptians also gave Io the name Isis, and Io-Isis, they say, was made a goddess by Zeus. Isis is known for having mourned the god Osiris 1, worshipped by the Egyptians, who affirm that Isis discovered many drugs, and was versed in healing, giving aid during sleep while standing above the sick. They say that many who had lost the use of their eyes, or other part of their body, were restored to their previous condition whenever they turned for help to Isis. They call Apollo her son, and they say that it was Isis who instructed him in healing and divination. The Drug of Immortality, which achieves the highest form of healing, was discovered by Isis, but the formula remains unknown for the majority of men, as anyone can notice by himself.
Telethusa
As reported, Isis appeared in the dreams of the Cretan woman Telethusa, whose husband Lidgus wished to have their child killed, would Telethusa give birth to a girl. But when the child was about to be born, Telethusa had a vision in her dreams in which Isis, in the company of other gods (Anubis, Bubastis, Apis 1, Harpocrates and Osiris 1), told her not to obey her husband's orders. Doing as the vision ordained, she then disguised her daughter as a boy, thus deluding her husband. Later, this girl, when she was about to marry, became a boy.
Priestess of isis. 8831: Stående Isis praest, restaureret som praestinde med krukke. Fra Hadrians villa i Tivoli. Romersk, 2. årh e. Kr. Hovedet graesk? 2. årh f. Kr. Rom, Museo Capitolino (Royal Cast Collection, Copenhagen).
Fish saves Isis
Isis is said to have been once saved by a fish, and for this reason the fish was put among the constellations, being the one Fish that is called southern, which seems to drink from the constellation of Aquarius. This is the reason why, some say, the Syrians do not eat fish; but others assert that it is because the goddess Derceto (whom some call Astarte) threw herself in a lake near the city of Ascalon, and was changed, as to the form of her body, into a fish. Since that day then, the Syrians do not eat fish, and honour their fishes as gods.
Invocation of Lucius Apuleius
Isis came to be worshipped in a large part of the world as a great goddess, and her manifold nature becomes apparent in Apuleius' invocation, when he says:
"Blessed Queen of Heaven,, whether you are pleased to be known as Ceres (Demeter). … who in joy at the finding of your lost daughter Proserpine (Persephone). … gave our forefathers bread raised from the fertile soil of Eleusis; or whether as celestial Venus (Aphrodite). … who at the time of the first Creation coupled the sexes in mutual love … or whether as Artemis, the physician sister of Apollo, reliever of the birth pangs of women, and now adored in the ancient shrine at Ephesus; or whether as dread Proserpine (Persephone). to whom the owl cries at night, whose triple face is potent against the malice of ghosts … you who wander through many sacred groves, and are propitiated with many different rites … I beseech you (etc.)." (Apuleius, The Golden Ass).
And the goddess answers him in similar way:
"The Phrygians call me … Mother of the Gods; the Athenians, call me Cecropian Artemis; for the islanders of Cyprus I am Paphian Aphrodite; for the archers of Crete I am Dictynna; for the Sicilians Proserpine (Persephone).; and for the Eleusinians their ancient Mother of the Corn (Demeter). Some know me as Juno (Hera), some as Bellona of the Battles, others as Hecate … and the Egyptians … call me by my true name, namely, Queen Isis." (Apuleius, The Golden Ass).
Io is one of the Three Main Ancestors
Ancestors and founders of important cities like Mycenae, Thebes, and Argos were descendants of Io (or the river god Inachus). These dominated also Crete, Laconia, and perhaps Arcadia. The HERACLIDES were descendants of Io. So were, among others, Cadmus, Perseus 1, and Heracles 1.
Family Parentage (three versions)
Mates
Offspring
Notes
Iasus 3 & unknown
Inachus & Argia 3
Piren 1 & unknown
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- Iasus 3 is son of Argus 1 & Ismene 1. Ismene 1 is also called mother of Argus 1 by Argus 5, who otherwise is called son of Zeus and Niobe 1, daughter of Phoroneus, the first man. Ismene 1 is daughter of the river god Asopus.
- Inachus is one of the RIVER GODS. Argia 3, one of the OCEANIDS, gave birth to both Io and Phoroneus.
- Piren 1 is otherwise unknown.
Epaphus 1
Ceroessa
Epaphus 1 became king of Egypt and founded the city of Memphis. From him sprang the Libyans and the Ethiopians. He married Memphis 2, or some say Cassiopea 4, and had by one of them a daughter Libya. He had also, by Memphis 2, a daughter Lysianassa 2, mother of Busiris 2, the Egyptian king who sacrificed strangers being later punished by Heracles 1.
Telegonus 1
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Telegonus 1 is an Egyptian king.
Mates (as Isis).
Offspring (as Isis).
Notes
Osiris 1
Harpocrates
For Osiris 1 and Harpocrates see Other Deities.
Family chart of Io is at Three Main Ancestors
Related sections Three Main Ancestors, Argus 1
Io in GROUPS: METAMORPHOSES
Sources
Abbreviations Aes.Pro.589, 655, 680; Apd.2.1.3; Cal.Ar.254; Dio.5.60.4; Hyg.Fab.145; Nonn.3.261, 3.285, 4.168, 7.117, 31.40, 32.68ff.; Ov.Met.9.687; Prop.1.3.20; Vir.Aen.7.79
Ἰώ
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"Tell me: to what region of the earth I have wandered in my wretchedness?" (Io. Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 565). "This god (Zeus), desirous of union with this mortal maid, has imposed upon her these wanderings. Maiden, you have gained a cruel suitor for your hand." (Prometheus 1 to Io. Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 565). |
Io, who is one of the Three Main Ancestors, was turned into a cow after having been seduced by Zeus, and forced to wander over the whole world until she settled in Egypt.
Girls do not turn into cows, according to the Persians
Io is said to have been turned into a cow, either by Hera or Zeus, and then forced to wander over the whole world. But the Persians, whose wisdom is known by all, did not care a jot for this kind of tales, at least not for this one, and that is why they chose to believe that Io, daughter of Inachus, was seized together with other women by Phoenician merchants, who sailed away for Egypt with the kidnapped women on board. This explanation, they thought, should account for the disappearance of Io from Hellas, since girls do not turn into cows and then vanish.
Chain of affronts
Now, the Persians agreed that the abduction of Io by the Phoenicians was a wrong that Asia did against Europe. So when later the Europeans carried off the Phoenician princess Europa, they say, Asia and Europe were then even; for they, accepting again counsel from their wisdom, did not believe in the tale of Zeus the bull conveying the princess Europa to Crete through the sea either. According to the book that the Persians kept concerning the abduction of women and the wrongs that Asia and Europe performed against each other, the Europeans (that is the Greeks, in those times) then sent the ARGONAUTS to the city of Aea in Colchis, and carried off the Colchian princess Medea. That was the third wrong, they affirm, and when the Colchians demanded the restitution of Medea, the Greeks answered that they had been refused reparation for the abduction of Io. After that, the Trojan seducer Paris decided that he would make a Greek woman his wife, and taking lessons from the past, he abducted Queen Helen of Sparta. And since this had been done several times before him, he feared nothing.
The greatest wrong
However, on this occasion the method found no tolerance; for a powerful fleet gathered at Aulis and sailed to Troy in order to obtain, by persuasion or by force, the restoration of Helen and the property that Paris had taken with him. This was unprecedented, and even though the Trojans then pleaded the seizure of Medea, war broke out nevertheless. The Persians think that there is no reason to go to war for such matters, arguing that the women would never have been carried away, had they not wanted it themselves. And that is why they think that the Greeks did even a greater wrong when they became the first to stage a huge attack, and razed a city for the sake of a woman.
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Another opinion
Now, these discussions being endless, it has been firmly established by other authors that Io, who was a priestess of Hera, was not abducted by Phoenician sailors, but instead was turned into a cow and forced to leave her country and wander throughout the world, after having been seduced by Zeus. Some have said (for authors seldom agree) that Hera, out of jealousy, turned Io into a cow, but others have affirmed that Zeus made the transformation, swearing that he had not been with the girl. And since this oath was uttered, it has been believed by all that a lover's oath does not draw the anger of the gods. That is why, thousands of years later, Don Quixote dared to say:
"Love and war are the same thing, and stratagems and policy are as allowable in the one as in the other." (Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote, Part II, Chapter XXI).
End of Argus 1
When Zeus had thus disguised Io under the shape of a cow, Hera, suspecting mischief, requested the cow for herself and set Argus 1, the All-seeing, to guard the animal. That was the end of the All-seeing; for Zeus, who wished to set the cow free, ordered Hermes to steal it, and this god, following instructions, killed Argus 1 by the cast of a stone.
First wanderings
This is how the cow went free. But Hera sent a gadfly to infest and torture it, and so Io, tormented by the gadfly's sting, began her wanderings, coming first to the Ionian sea, which is called after her. Then she journeyed through Illyria, which is the region north of Epirus in the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, and came to Mont Haemus in Thrace, and thence she crossed the Bosphorus, which separates Europe and Asia. Io continued her wanderings through Scythia and Cimmeria (to the north of the Black Sea), met in Caucasus the bound Prometheus 1, and finally she came to Egypt.
Dreams behind everything
If Io is to be believed, all these things were caused by dreams. For when she met Prometheus 1, Io told him that her afflictions began with those dreams she had had by night, in which visions told her to leave her maidenhood behind her and yield to Zeus, who loved her. She also said that, having told these dreams to his father Inachus, he consulted the oracle, and the god speaking through it commanded him to banish his daughter from home and land to roam over the whole world, adding that, if he disobeyed, a thunderbolt from Zeus would destroy his race.
What Inachus did to find her
This Inachus did, says Io. And yet Inachus acted as if he were ignorant of what had happened to his daughter. For he sent Cyrnus 1 to look for her, and this man came as far as Caria, the southwestern region of Asia Minor, and not finding her, settled there. Also Lyrcus 2 is said to have been sent by Io's father to search for her, and after having covered a great deal of land and sea without finding the girl, he finally renounced the quest; but being too afraid of Inachus to return to Argos, he went instead to King Caunus of Caria, where he married the king's daughter.
Epaphus 1
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In Egypt, the wandering girl recovered her human form and gave birth to Zeus' son Epaphus 1 beside the river Nile. Hera then bade the CURETES to steal the child; and having obeyed the goddess, they were killed by Zeus for having carried out his wife's orders. It was then that Io started her new wanderings, this time in search of her son. And after roaming all over Syria, she found Epaphus 1, who had been nursed by the wife—called by some Astarte and by others Saosis—of King Malcander of Byblus. Together with her son she returned to Egypt, and married Telegonus 1, who at the time reigned over the Egyptians. This is why Epaphus 1, from whom sprang the Libyans and the Ethiopians, became later king of Egypt, and the founder of the city of Memphis.
Io-Isis
Having thus settled in Egypt, Io made a statue of Demeter, and this goddess was then called Isis. And after that, the Egyptians also gave Io the name Isis, and Io-Isis, they say, was made a goddess by Zeus. Isis is known for having mourned the god Osiris 1, worshipped by the Egyptians, who affirm that Isis discovered many drugs, and was versed in healing, giving aid during sleep while standing above the sick. They say that many who had lost the use of their eyes, or other part of their body, were restored to their previous condition whenever they turned for help to Isis. They call Apollo her son, and they say that it was Isis who instructed him in healing and divination. The Drug of Immortality, which achieves the highest form of healing, was discovered by Isis, but the formula remains unknown for the majority of men, as anyone can notice by himself.
Telethusa
As reported, Isis appeared in the dreams of the Cretan woman Telethusa, whose husband Lidgus wished to have their child killed, would Telethusa give birth to a girl. But when the child was about to be born, Telethusa had a vision in her dreams in which Isis, in the company of other gods (Anubis, Bubastis, Apis 1, Harpocrates and Osiris 1), told her not to obey her husband's orders. Doing as the vision ordained, she then disguised her daughter as a boy, thus deluding her husband. Later, this girl, when she was about to marry, became a boy.
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Fish saves Isis
Isis is said to have been once saved by a fish, and for this reason the fish was put among the constellations, being the one Fish that is called southern, which seems to drink from the constellation of Aquarius. This is the reason why, some say, the Syrians do not eat fish; but others assert that it is because the goddess Derceto (whom some call Astarte) threw herself in a lake near the city of Ascalon, and was changed, as to the form of her body, into a fish. Since that day then, the Syrians do not eat fish, and honour their fishes as gods.
Invocation of Lucius Apuleius
Isis came to be worshipped in a large part of the world as a great goddess, and her manifold nature becomes apparent in Apuleius' invocation, when he says:
"Blessed Queen of Heaven,, whether you are pleased to be known as Ceres (Demeter). … who in joy at the finding of your lost daughter Proserpine (Persephone). … gave our forefathers bread raised from the fertile soil of Eleusis; or whether as celestial Venus (Aphrodite). … who at the time of the first Creation coupled the sexes in mutual love … or whether as Artemis, the physician sister of Apollo, reliever of the birth pangs of women, and now adored in the ancient shrine at Ephesus; or whether as dread Proserpine (Persephone). to whom the owl cries at night, whose triple face is potent against the malice of ghosts … you who wander through many sacred groves, and are propitiated with many different rites … I beseech you (etc.)." (Apuleius, The Golden Ass).
And the goddess answers him in similar way:
"The Phrygians call me … Mother of the Gods; the Athenians, call me Cecropian Artemis; for the islanders of Cyprus I am Paphian Aphrodite; for the archers of Crete I am Dictynna; for the Sicilians Proserpine (Persephone).; and for the Eleusinians their ancient Mother of the Corn (Demeter). Some know me as Juno (Hera), some as Bellona of the Battles, others as Hecate … and the Egyptians … call me by my true name, namely, Queen Isis." (Apuleius, The Golden Ass).
Io is one of the Three Main Ancestors
Ancestors and founders of important cities like Mycenae, Thebes, and Argos were descendants of Io (or the river god Inachus). These dominated also Crete, Laconia, and perhaps Arcadia. The HERACLIDES were descendants of Io. So were, among others, Cadmus, Perseus 1, and Heracles 1.
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Three Main Ancestors, Argus 1
Io in GROUPS: METAMORPHOSES
Abbreviations
Aes.Pro.589, 655, 680; Apd.2.1.3; Cal.Ar.254; Dio.5.60.4; Hyg.Fab.145; Nonn.3.261, 3.285, 4.168, 7.117, 31.40, 32.68ff.; Ov.Met.9.687; Prop.1.3.20; Vir.Aen.7.79
Me-t-i-s
came to her. Zeus came to Metis because his father, Cronus, had swallowed all of
his brothers and sisters. Together they came up with a plan to convince Cronus
to throw up the children. Zeus disguised himself and Cronus hired him. Zeus gave
him the potion in a drink and Cronus threw up the kids. Metis later became
Zeus’s first wife. Together they gave birth to Athena who came out of Zeus’s
head.
Themis
early wives of Zeus and bore him six children. All of them were girls. She
helped Zeus plan the Trojan War and was his counselor. She is seen next to him
on the throne telling him what to do for laws and punishments.
Eurynome
She was the mother of the charities and the nurse of Hephaestus. She used to be
the ruler of Olympus but was overthrown my Cronus.
Demeter
often known as being something like Mother Earth. Zeus
is her brother and husband. Her daughter by Zeus was named Persephone.
Persephone was kidnapped by Hades (Zeus’s brother, and god of the underworld)
and was named Queen of the Underworld.
Mnemosyne
She and Zeus had 9 children (the 9 Muses). She is also known as being one of the
three elder Titan Mousai who were the muses of music before the nine that she
and Zeus had.
Hera
She is often known as being very jealous and full of hatred. That is mostly
because her husband (Zeus) cheated on her all of the time. Her parents are
Cronus and Rhea. Zeus came to her as a bird. Hera mothered it and Zeus then
changed himself back and seduced her. They had four (there may be more)
children.
Leda
and Helen of Troy were born.
Leto
and Artemis by Zeus. During her pregnancy she was constantly chased by Hera out
of the land so she could not find a comfortable place to give
birth.
| Zeus | |
|---|---|
King of the Gods God of the sky, lightning, thunder, law, order, justice | |
| Member of the Twelve Olympians | |
 | |
| Abode | Mount Olympus |
| Planet | Jupiter |
| Symbol | Thunderbolt, eagle, bull, oak |
| Day | Thursday (hēméra Diós) |
| Personal information | |
| Parents | Cronus and Rhea |
| Siblings | Hestia, Hades, Hera, Poseidon and Demeter; Chiron |
| Consort | Hera, various others |
| Children | Aeacus, Agdistis, Angelos, Aphrodite, Apollo, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Britomartis, Dionysus, Eileithyia, Enyo, Epaphus Eris, Ersa, Hebe, Helen of Troy, Hephaestus, Heracles, Hermes, Lacedaemon, Melinoë, Minos, Pandia, Persephone, Perseus, Pollux, Rhadamanthus, Zagreus, the Graces, the Horae, the Litae, the Muses, the Moirai |
| Roman equivalent | Jupiter[2] (Sometimes called "Jovis" or "Iovis" in Latin) |
| Slavic equivalent | Perun[citation needed] |
| Hinduism equivalent | Indra[3][4][5][6] |
Earthquakes 
Lăuren-i
Informations about Lăureni
| Country | Ro-ma-ni-a |
| Region | M-u-re-ş (27/118281) |
| Coordinates | Latitude : 46.54322 Longitude : 24.7347 |
| Population | 271 inhabitants |
| Time zone | Europe/B-u-ch-a-r-est (GMT +2h) |
Earthquakes 
Brin-k
Informations about Brink
| Country | Germany |
| Region | L-owe-r Sa-x-o-ny (06/00/03456/03456011) |
| Coordinates | Latitude : 52.49805 Longitude : 6.78595 |
| Time zone | Europe/Ber-l-i-n (GMT +1h) |
Earthquakes Brin-k
Informations about Brink
| Country | Germany |
| Region | North Rhine-Westphalia (07/055/05570/05570044) |
| Coordinates | Latitude : 52.0314 Longitude : 7.74964 |
| Time zone | Europe/Berlin (GMT +1h) |
Earthquakes Brin-k
Informations about Brink
| Country | United States of America |
| Region | Maryland (MD/031) |
| Coordinates | Latitude : 39.21011 Longitude : -77.23971 |
| Altitude | 189 |
| Time zone | America/New York (GMT -5h) |
Brink’s V-la-k-fo-nt-e-i-n (South Africa)[ZA / ZAF / 06 / JHB / JHB] South Africa- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 06 / 00 / 03456 / 03456011] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 07 / 057 / 05754 / 05754048] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 06 / 00 / 03451 / 03451005] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 06 / 00 / 03356 / 03356009] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 06 / 00 / 03451 / 03451004] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 06 / 00 / 03458 / 03458005] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 06 / 00 / 03241 / 03241010] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 07 / 055 / 05554 / 05554004] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 07 / 055 / 05570 / 05570044] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 07 / 055 / 05558 / 05558012] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 07 / 055 / 05554 / 05554040] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 07 / 055 / 05562 / 05562012] Germany
- Brink (Germany)[DE / DEU / 07 / 059 / 05915 / 05915000] Germany
- Brink (United States of America)[US / USA / MD / 031] United States of America
- Brink Meadow (United States of America)[US / USA / MD / 031] United States of America
- Brink (United States of America)[US / USA / OK / 151] United States of America
- Brink (United States of America)[US / USA / VA / 081] United States of America
- Brink (United States of America)[US / USA / WV / 103] United States of America
- Brink (historical) (United States of America)[US / USA / WV / 025] United States of America
Brink (Sweden)[SE / SWE / 26 / 0127] Sweden- Brink's Trailer Park (United States of America)[US / USA / NY / 111 / 75935] United States of America
*"CA-P-I-"
6.5 magnitude earthquake:Ji-qu-i-l-i-l-l-o, China-n-de-g-a, Ni-ca-rag-u-a
3 months ago
4.2 magnitude earthquake:Co-ri-n-t-o, China-n-de-g-a, Ni-ca-rag-u-a
3 months ago
6.0 magnitude earthquake:José María Pino Suárez (Nuevo Nahuapa), Jalisco, Mexico
1 day ago
Earthquakes 
Go-ch Shi-a-t
Informations about Goch Shiat
| Country | Viet Nam |
| Region | Quảng Ngãi (63) |
| Coordinates | Latitude : 14.63333 Longitude : 108.55 |
| Time zone | Asia/Ho Chi Minh (GMT +7h) |
Earthquakes Da-k Shi-a-t
Informations about Dak Shiat
| Country | V-i-et N-am |
| Region | Qu-ảng N-g-ã-i (63) |
| Coordinates | Latitude : 14.65 Longitude : 108.55 |
| Time zone | Asia/Ho Chi M-i-n-h (GMT +7h) |
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