Hades(Pluto, Dis, Plouton)

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Hades(Pluto, Dis, Plouton) Parentage- Kronos and Rhea Sphere of influence- Underworld Attributes- Unseen one, three headed dog Cerberus, Helmet of invisibility, Scepter, chariot with four immortal horses, Key, crown Birthplace- Island of Crete Favorite Place- Nekromanteion and the Underworld

Modern, Clash of the Titans Hades Hades on a red-figure Apulian vase made in the 4th century BC Modern, Clash of the Titans Hades

Pre 476 A.D Modern I choose this image because it shows where he usually is and some of his attributes that the Greeks and Romans gave him. .In the picture Hades is sitting on a chair surrounded by marble columns giving a command to someone which shows that he is the king of the underworld. Also Hades Is holding the scepter that also symbolizes Hades. I choose this picture because it showed Hade's attributes and the way Greeks and Romans depicted him. I choose this image because it shows Hades attributes and powers and is the complete opposite of what people usually depict Hades. In the picture Hades is surrounded by a black cloud with sparks shooting out which is usually not a power Hades has. Hades looks like someone did something to make him furious and to summon the dark cloud .Hades is also shown mid- air while looking down on someone or something. Therefore I choose this image because it was the opposite way the Greeks and Romans depicted Hades

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