Zeus
Explanation:
I think is because he was the god of the sea and he was very powerful/strong so yeah
Answer:
maybe C?
Explanation:
The mirror could have simply caused and illusion, or trick of the mind and it may not at all have to do with magic...
Answer:
(A)
Explanation:
Lives of great men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime,
And, departing, leave behind us
Footprints on the sands of time;
Here in this stanza, we are told that great people's lives remind us that we too can be great people if we so choose to be.
I believe the answer to be (A) since the stanza tells us that we can be great by looking at great men's lives.
Dante’s Canto V was about the second circle, the circle of
lust. This is where the true punishments of Hell begin. Souls in this circle
are punished for the sins of lust, incontinence, weakness of will and
self-indulgence. The lesson in Canto V is that people who indulge in adultery
and those who failed to listen to their conscience are severely punished yet Dante
felt pity and sympathy towards them because committing adultery is not
deliberately chosen, which is why lust is placed on the least hateful of the
sins.