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1. Athena
   ... Athena was the patron saint of Athens she supported other Greeks outside of Athens, such as, Achilles, Orestes, and especially Odysseus ampquotAthenaampquot1. Athena is ...
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2. The Orestia
   ... of matricide. The jury hands in a tied verdict and the goddess Athena casts the deciding vote in favor of Orestes. This of course ...
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3. Jusice in The Eumenides
   ... Athena respects men above all else and so supports Orestes. ... The furies and Zeus supported Clytaemnestra while Apollo and Athena supported Orestes. ...
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4. Vengeance in the Orestia
   ... the Eumenides, the people were left without the divine laws granting revenge, but with a jury of men, who decided the fate of Orestes with Athena, allowing the ...
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5. Orestes An innocent hero
   ... At the end of the trilogy, the jury was split fifty fifty, and in another proof of innocence the tie breaking lot thrown by Athena was in favor of Orestes. ...
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6. Relationship between Humans and Divinity
   ... This trust is continuous throughout Orestes journey to Athena. Apollo While trust leads Orestes to Athena, the main point of trust put in question. ...
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7. Orestes and Oedipus
   ... end of the trilogy Orestia, the jury was split fifty fifty, and in another proof of innocence the tie breaking lot thrown by Athena was in favor of Orestes. ...
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8. A Portrayel of Women in the Oresteia
   ... Athena has the final vote in the trial of Orestes and she casts her lot for him with these words in lines 751754, ampquotNo mother gave me birth./ I honour the male ...
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9. Parental Conflict in Greek Mythology
   ... Athena herself. In the end Orestes was victorious as Athena concluded the role of a father is superior to that of a mother. She based ...
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10. Eumenides
    ... tie. She sets Orestes free, and the Furies become angry. Athena offers the Furies a special place if they donamp39t harm Athens. They ...
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11. Revenge as a Symbol of Power
    ... Orestes was made a role model in songs, which were used to educate youngsters like Thelemachos about Greek virtues. Athena tells him this story, because later ...
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12. Oresteia
    ... matricide committed by Orestes is justified. The resolution of this play is the recognition of the Furies as justice of an older time, and Athena gives them ...
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13. Justice in Oresteia
    ... After setting forth all of these preexisting conditions, Aeschylus scripts Athena and her people acquitting Orestes, which reinstates his rule and breaks the ...
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14. The Orestia
    ... Athena delivers the verdict, which sets Orestes free, but makes a long speech a long with the Chorus about his crime and the crimes that have been committed ...
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15. Odyssey
    ... Donamp39t kill the man, donamp39t touch his wife, or face a reckoning with Orestes the day ... his trident and stirs up a savage storm with the aide of Athena and Leucothie ...
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16. The Odyssey by G
    ... Donamp39t kill the man, donamp39t touch his wife, or face a reckoning with Orestes the day ... his trident and stirs up a savage storm with the aide of Athena and Leucothie ...
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17. The Eumenides as a Symbol
    ... stating that Orestes is not guilty of bloodletting. This action by Apollo does not allow them to complete their task. By Apollo being involved, Athena uses the ...
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18. Aeschylus
    ... Athena acquits Apollo and the worst crime of the time was let go. She believed that if Apollo was guilty then Orestes was also guilty. ...
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19. Martiarchal Role in Literature of Greece
    ... Even though Orestes had been ordered by the patriarchal gods to kill his mother, they still ... At the end of the trial Athena makes a deal with the furies so that ...
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