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- arthurian - Are Excalibur and Caliburn different swords? - Mythology . . .
Caliburn and Excalibur are two different swords Caliburn is the "sword in the stone" which is used to prove king Arthur's right to the throne He used this weapon in many battles and won but at some point the "King's sword" is broken, leaving king Arthur with no powerful swords And by accident, king Arthur found the lady of the lake and was given the sword Excalibur which is made by the
- greek - Is there any pre-modern attestation for Telephassa being a . . .
@Adinkra I think especially given the silence The Greeks weren't always consistent with chronology, but something of that caliber would have been noticed, mentioned, and perhaps dramatized by Euripides
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- underworld - Hades, in Greek Mythology, was he really a bad guy, or . . .
This sight isn't really used for opinions, but I like to think he was a good guy He did few things in Myth that were bad, kidnap his wife niece, had an affair But, his wife loves him and the affair did end when Persephone found out A few things on why Hades is a good guy god: let Orpheus take his wife back as long as he didn't look back (But thinking Hades was a bad guy in a way that made
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