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   Athena

   Athena, holding an owl, wears the ancient form of the Gorgon head on her aegis, as the huge serpent who guards the golden fleece regurgitates Jason; cup by Douris, Classical Greece, early fifth century BC—Musei Vaticani. ... Athena gave Arachne a chance to redeem herself by assuming the form of an old woman and warning Arachne not to offend the deities.
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   Owl

   In Greek mythology, the owl, and specifically the Little Owl, was often associated with the goddess Athena, a bird goddess who became associated with wisdom, the arts, and skills, and as a result, owls also became associated with wisdom.
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   Clash of the Titans

   When Zeus commands Athena to give Perseus her owl, she instead orders Hephaestus to build the mechanical owl Bubo as an aid for Perseus.
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   Athena (disambiguation)

   Athena (owl), pet of Florence Nightingale
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   Gorgon

   Athena gave a vial of the healing blood to Asclepius, which ultimately brought about his demise. ... The large eyes, as well as Athena's flashing eyes, are a symbol termed "the divine eyes" by Gimbutas (who did not originate the perception), appearing also in Athena's bird, the owl.
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   Athena (Marvel Comics)

   Her grey owl companion is named Pallas, a reference to her own name. ... Athena
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   Little Owl

   The Little Owl was sacred to the goddess Athena, from whom it gets the generic name.
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   Athena Promachos

   Of surviving models thought to represent the type, the two outstanding are the Athena Elgin, a small bronze statuette in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, who bears an owl in her outstretched hand (like some coin types), and the Athena Medici torso in the Musée du Louvre, of which there are a number of replicas.
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   Ares

   His keen and sacred birds were the barn owl, woodpecker, the eagle owl and, especially in the south, the vulture. ... Ares uses the Spartan warrior Kratos (who gave his life to Ares in exchange for retribution over a Barbarian horde massacring his army) to commit atrocities throughout Greece and undermine the status of his sister Athena in the mortal world.
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    History of virtual learning environments

    Available online at http://owl.english.purdue.edu/wln/Volume2/v207.pdf ... ↑ Computing in higher education: the Athena experience.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Athena,
• Owl,
• Clash of the Titans,
• Athena (disambiguation),
• Gorgon,
• Athena (Marvel Comics),
• Little Owl,
• Athena Promachos,
• Ares,
• History of virtual learning environments