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The Roman Emperor Julian said of her: “Unto men Athena gives good things—namely wisdom, understanding, and the creative arts. And she dwells in their citadels as being the founder of civil government through the communication of her own wisdom.”<ref>G. A. Gaskell, ''Dictionary of All Scripture and Myth'' (N.Y.: Random House, 1981).</ref> | The Roman Emperor Julian said of her: “Unto men Athena gives good things—namely wisdom, understanding, and the creative arts. And she dwells in their citadels as being the founder of civil government through the communication of her own wisdom.”<ref>G. A. Gaskell, ''Dictionary of All Scripture and Myth'' (N.Y.: Random House, 1981).</ref> | ||
Согласно традициям греческой мифологии, Афина Паллада была любимой дочерью Зевса – могущественного отца богов и царя горы Олимп. Ее матерью была Богиня Метида, чье имя означает «мысль» или «ум». Греки верили, что Метида была необыкновенно мудрой и знала больше всех богов и людей, вместе взятых. | Согласно традициям греческой мифологии, Афина Паллада была любимой дочерью Зевса – могущественного отца богов и царя горы Олимп. Ее матерью была Богиня Метида, чье имя означает «мысль» или «ум». Греки верили, что Метида была необыкновенно мудрой и знала больше всех богов и людей, вместе взятых. | ||
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[[File:Statuette of Athena (3rd cent. A.D.) at the National Archaeological Museum of Athens on October 6, 2021.jpg|thumb|This statuette of Athena, found in Athens, is considered to be the truest and best preserved copy of the original statue of Athena in the Parthenon, which was carved by Phidias]] | [[File:Statuette of Athena (3rd cent. A.D.) at the National Archaeological Museum of Athens on October 6, 2021.jpg|thumb|This statuette of Athena, found in Athens, is considered to be the truest and best preserved copy of the original statue of Athena in the Parthenon, which was carved by Phidias]] | ||