The correct answer is Aegisthus.
According to this myth, Thyestes was the king of Olympia who killed his own half-brother Chrysippus, along with his brother Atreus, and for that, they were exiled by their father, Pelops. Atreus later took the throne, even though Thyestes was supposed to, and during the feast, he served Thyestes his own children he previously cooked. Therefore, it was prophesied that Thyestes' son would kill Atreus, which was what happened. Aegisthus, Thyestes' son, did kill him in the end and avenged his father for the Banquet.
The expedition to Bartolomeu Dias in 1487-1488 years rounded the southern extremity of Africa and in 1488 opened a cape, named Cape of Good Hope. In 1487, at the head of the expedition, which was aimed to find the sea route to India, explored south-west coast of Africa from 22 ° to 33 ° south latitude. The first of the Europeans skirted Africa from the south side. Passing along the southern coast of Africa to the Bay of Algoa was forced to turn to Portugal on demand of the team; On the way back opened the Cape of Good Hope (1488).
Is this from a book called a long walk to water
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To monitor the movement of the stars and moon.
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I'm not 100 percent on this one but she was a moon priestess and she started making calendars so....
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SUMMARY The two great Bible teachings are the law, which tells us what we should and should not do, and the gospel, which tells us what God has done for us.
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