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Pandora - “all-giver”, a title of the earth goddess Rhea, embodied as the first woman in a misogynic fable by Hesiod, who tried to blame war, death, disease and all other ills on women. Hesiod claimed that Zeus sent Pandora...
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Ariadne, whose thread took Theseus through the labyrinth, was a princess of Crete or a Minoan goddess. As a deity, she was the mistress of the labyrinth, a mortal dance game that no living person ever leaves. Left by Theseus,...
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"Fair is foul, and foul is fair Hover through the fog and filthy air" - The Three Witches, from Shakespeare's Macbeth *** Cunning folk, also known as folk healers or wise folk, or, in Swedish, "kloka gummor" ("wise old women") were practitioners of folk medicine, folk...
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- A Story from Wales - ONE BRIGHT moonlit night, a young man was on his way to visit his sweetheart. As he passed by a lake, he saw a group of fairies dancing and reveling in a field. Drawn...
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This story has so many versions. Below is one of the more known versions; by the Brothers Grimm. *** A LONG time ago there were a King and Queen who said every day, "Ah, if only we had a child!" but...
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