CLAS 2000 Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Bsc Young Boys, Anchises, Cupid

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Classical Studies
• Course: CLAS 2000
• Professor: John Walsh

Document Summary

Graces, but eventually emerge to seasons the phallic priapus: aphrodite"s son, and the father is either hermes, dionysus, pan, adonis, or even. Zeus: priapus is a fertility god, generally seen as deformed and bearing a huge and erect phallus. He is part scarecrow, part bringer of luck, and part guardian against thieves: stories about him were usually comic and obscene, and stated as pornography. She is known as galatea in later versions. They also had a son named paphos. Cybele and attis similar to the story of aphrodite and adonis. Cybele was sprung from earth, originally a bisexual deity but later changed female. Aphrodite was able to sexually lure all but athena, artemis, and hestia, and she would sway everyone including mortals without shame. Aphrodite also says they will have a son, aeneas, and that anchises could be an immortal god and marry her.