Ancient Egypt to Ancient Greece

As we transitioned from ancient Egypt to ancient Greece, we saw how there were similarities between the epic poems with divine intervention. After doing some research and deciding to read The Aeneid, there were also similarities with gods. Aeneas, who is a survivor of Troy, is on a journey to reach Italy from Troy to find the Roman race. Within The Aeneid, there is a strong urge to present a world in which wars are glorious and the gods have a direct hand in human events and these deities influence fate. The gods have an influence in the lives of the mortals, but also, they are shown to be selective about who they wish to help. huh huh jjjjj jjjjjj kA kA kkk;ilk;As we transitioned from ancient Egypt to ancient Greece, we saw how there were similarities between the epic poems with divine intervention. After doing some research and deciding to read The Aeneid, there were also similarities with gods. Aeneas, who is a survivor of Troy, is on a journey to reach Italy from Troy to find the Roman race. Within The Aeneid, there is a strong urge to present a world in which wars are glorious and the gods have a direct hand in human events and these deities influence fate. The gods have an influence in the lives of the mortals, but also, they are shown to be selective about who they wish to help.As we transitioned from ancient Egypt to ancient Greece, we saw how there were similarities between the epic poems with divine intervention. After doing some research and deciding to read The Aeneid, there were also similarities with gods. Aeneas, who is a survivor of Troy, is on a journey to reach Italy from Troy to find the Roman race. Within The Aeneid, there is a strong urge to present a world in which wars are glorious and the gods have a direct hand in human events and these deities influence fate. The gods have an influence in the lives of the mortals, but also, they are shown to be selective about who they wish to help.