Okay, so A is right, Aphrodite is the goddess of beauty and love. For B, Pericles, he is a person, and not a god. Ares, C, is correct (I don't know about the violent part-he is known to be violent in war, though). Athena is the goddess of <span>wisdom, courage, inspiration, civilization, law and justice, strategic war, mathematics, strength, strategy, the arts/crafts, and skill. She is also the goddess of peace, so D is also correct.
A, C Not sure about pericles, but I'm sure that he wasn't the god of cities. Athena was the goddess of strategy and learning, and so was definitely not the goddess of peace.
I have not because you have to be strong in what you believe in you can’t let somebody else sway the way YOU think about whatever it is you think about
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