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18:0618:06, 21 October 2019 diff hist −2 Bident →In mythology
18:0418:04, 21 October 2019 diff hist −9 Bident →In mythology: The line that describes this in in refrence to when Heracles invaded Pylos, and Hades rose up to defend them, as the Pylians were among the few peoples to worship him openly
17:5717:57, 21 October 2019 diff hist −727 Bident →In mythology: There have been ancient text describing Hades weilding a multi-pronged spear, specifically when he attempted to repell Heracles from attacking Pylos
17:3317:33, 21 October 2019 diff hist 0 Pitchfork →Religious symbolism

19:2519:25, 27 June 2018 diff hist +110 Meilichios Undid revision 846321893 by Paul August (talk) This thought is backed up in the later two sources listed in the refrence section Tag: Undo

15:0615:06, 23 April 2018 diff hist −18 Persephone →Mythology: He did not trick her, in fact in most of the hyms regarding the subject he offers the pomegranate to her freely and she complies, with the implication that both parties are aware of the implications

17:1517:15, 9 February 2018 diff hist +8 Satyr No edit summary
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17:1417:14, 9 February 2018 diff hist −224 Satyr The Pans had fully goat like heads, while he satyrs were generally not portrayed that way but still had goatish features.
16:1216:12, 9 February 2018 diff hist −230 Satyr Undid revision 824774034 by Katolophyromai (talk) They were non-pan examples of these figures as they depicted multiple individals (not the singular Pan) and lacked Pan's identifyers Tag: Undo
09:3809:38, 9 February 2018 diff hist −230 Satyr Satyrs resembling goats is not simply a confilation with the Roman faun, as portrayals of goat like satyrs exist in purely Greek contexts as well, if more often in liturature if not art. There are also plenty of pre-roman goat-like satyrs Greek art