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■Introduction Moros is a deity in Greek mythology symbolizing fate and inevitable doom. His name in Greek means “fate” or “destiny,” particularly one that is unavoidable. Moros was both feared and revered by the ancient Greeks, considered a powerful force that significantly impacted human lives. ■Genealogy Moros’s lineage is deeply connected with the primordial deities…

■ Mythological Origin and Genealogy Hemera is the goddess symbolizing day in Greek mythology. Her name means “day” or “daytime” in Greek. Hemera’s genealogy is as follows: – Parents: Erebus (god of darkness) and Nyx (goddess of night) – Sibling: Aether (god of the upper atmosphere) – Child: Thalassa (primordial spirit of the sea) As…

■Introduction Aether has been a significant concept in science and philosophy from ancient Greek times up to the late 19th century. Starting from its mythological origins and evolving into a scientific hypothesis, it was eventually discarded by modern physics. Nevertheless, it still holds important meaning in the history of science and culture. ■Mythological Origins In…

■Definition and Concept Erebos (also spelled Erebus) is the primordial deity symbolizing darkness in Greek mythology. His name comes from the ancient Greek word ‘ἔρεβος,’ which means ‘deep darkness’ or ‘shadow.’ Erebos represents not just any darkness but the fundamental and essential darkness of the universe. ■Genealogy and Birth The genealogy and birth of Erebos…

The fairness of trials is the foundation of the rule of law and a core element in realizing justice. However, in reality, there is a significant gap between the ideal and reality due to the closed structure of courts and the unfairness of judges. An even more serious problem is that such unfairness is not…

■Definition and Concept Eros in Greek mythology symbolizes love and desire. However, unlike the later mythological depiction as Aphrodite’s son, in early Greek mythology, Eros was considered a primordial force of cosmic creation. This primordial Eros symbolizes the fundamental principle of creation and union in the universe, transcending mere physical love or romantic emotions. ■Genealogy…

■Definition and Concept Tartarus refers to the deepest and darkest underworld in Greek mythology. It is believed to be located even deeper than Hades, which is simply the realm of the dead. (According to Hesiod’s “Theogony,” the distance from the surface to Hades is equal to a bronze anvil falling for 9 days and nights.)…

■Definition and Concept Nyx is the primordial goddess personifying night in Greek mythology. Her name in Ancient Greek is ‘Νύξ’, which directly translates to ‘night’. Nyx is more than just a representation of the nighttime; she is a powerful divine being symbolizing darkness, mystery, and the unknown. ■Genealogy and Birth Nyx’s genealogy and birth are…

■Genealogy Cronos holds a very important position in Greek mythology and is a member of the Titan race. □Parents: Father: Uranus (God of the Sky) Mother: Gaia (Goddess of the Earth) □Siblings: ◇11 Titans: Oceanus, Coeus, Crius, Hyperion, Iapetus, Theia, Rhea, Themis, Mnemosyne, Phoebe, Tethys ◇3 Cyclopes: Brontes, Steropes, Arges ◇3 Hecatoncheires: Cottus, Briareus, Gyges…

Summer and autumn are consecutive yet contrasting seasons, each with its unique emotions and atmosphere. To understand their impact on our feelings and thoughts, we need to comprehensively examine the complex interactions between natural changes, cultural contexts, and human psychology. ■Emotions of Summer Summer is a season of passion, vitality, and vibrancy. The hot sun…