I chose to use the Greek text and chose the subject of Hesiod’s Theogony and Cosmogony at the website http://alexm.here.ru/mirrors/www.enteract.com/jwalz/Eliade/059.html, the author of the text is Hesiod, a philosopher who lived around the eigth century B.C. This reading is Hedios’ version of how everything came to be such as Earth, night and day, the oceans, etc. His belief is that the first thing that happened was the Void, a universal occurrence of chaos that gave birth to Earth. From the void also came night and darkness, from night came day and mother Earth then produces the mountains and oceans. Earth also gave birth to the three violent cyclops who were just as powerful as other gods but had only one eye, their names were Lightner, Thunderer, and Flash. These cyclops gave Zeus the power of thunder and lightning. The last part talks of the Great Father Sky, apparently the main god who calls upon all his children, the Titans, the gods who take over rule as the main gods and are eventually overthrown by Zeus and the other main eleven gods in Greek mythology.

In my opinion, the marbles should be returned to Greece simply because they were bribed from the Turkish conquerors and had no right to be removed. They are a very important part of Greece’s ancient history and they should have ownership. It would be ridiculous if some country came to America and took the Statue of Liberty to put in their museum. Not that great museums and art galleries of the world should be deprived of their prized foreign collections but they should at least be obtained in a moral way.

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