"Zeus" 1) ¿Cuál es el origen de la palabra Zeus? 2) ¿Cuáles eran sus responsabilidades? 3) ¿De qué depende el destino de los hombres?

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1) ¿Cuál es el origen de la palabra Zeus?

La palabra tiene su raíz Griega "Zeus," que se puede traducir así como "el que ilumina," "luz que ilumina," o "rayo de luz."

2) ¿Cuáles eran sus responsabilidades?

Dentro de la mitología Griega, Zeus era el dios principal del Olimpo. Se le consideraba como el padre que engendró a los seres humanos. Su sitio estaba en el Monte Olimpo, en Grecia.

3) ¿De qué depende el destino de los hombres?

De la voluntad de Zeus, el gran dios del Olimpo. Como dios de justicia y ley, Zeus tenía su rayo poderoso para eliminar enemigos y rivales, el cetro como una muestra de su poderío, el trueno que simbolizaba su presencia, y su capacidad de transformarse en águila para representar su majestuosidad.  

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