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Where are the Heroes of Men? Betrayal! After being dealt a catastrophic defeat at the hands of The Professor, the O.S.S is left shattered.
- An Epic Inspiration
- The Golden Age
- Silver and Bronze Ages
- The Age of Heroes and The Iron Age
- Hesiod's Message
According to Greek legend, Hesiod was a farmer from the Boeotian region of Greece who was out tending his sheep one day when he met the Nine Muses. The Nine Muses were the daughters of Zeusand Mnemosyne (Memory), divine beings who inspired creators of all kinds, including poets, speakers, and artists. By convention, the Muses were always invoked at...
The Golden Age was the mythical first period of man. The people of the Golden Age were formed by or for the Titan Cronus, whom the Romans called Saturn. Mortals lived like gods, never knowing sorrow or toil; when they died, it as if they were falling asleep. No one worked or grew unhappy. Spring never ended. It is even described as a period in whic...
During Hesiod's Silver Age, the Olympian god Zeus was in charge. Zeus caused this generation of man to be created as vastly inferior to the gods in appearance and wisdom. He divided the year into four seasons. Man had to work—plant grain and seek shelter—but a child could play for 100 years before growing up. The people wouldn't honor the gods, so ...
For the fourth age, Hesiod dropped the metallurgical metaphor and instead called it the Age of Heroes. The Age of Heroes was a historical period to Hesiod, referring to the Mycenaean age and the stories told by Hesiod's fellow poet Homer. The Age of Heroes was a better and more just time when the men called Hemitheoi were demigods, strong, brave, a...
The Five Ages of Man is a long passage of continuous degeneration, tracing the lives of men as descending from a state of primitive innocence to evil, with a single exception for the Age of Heroes. Some scholars have noted that Hesiod wove the mythic and the realistic together, creating a blended story based on an ancient tale that could be referen...
The Golden Age: Heroes of Men: With Damon Jordan, Antonio Salinas, Christie Williams, Shane P. Allen.
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- 2014-11-26
- Action, Adventure, Drama
- Golden age. When the deathless gods created the golden race of men, it was a time of prosperity and peace that allowed all living beings to live in harmony, to be happy and in love.
- Silver age. When the golden age had ended, the golden race still existed and roamed the earth as benevolent spirits. The war, where the Olympians had won, was over and peace was achieved.
- Bronze age. Beings of silver age were sent to the underworld and became known as the blessed spirits of Hades. Zeus was again bored and decided to make a third generation, called the brazen race of men.
- Age of Heroes. After the bronze age Zeus created another race, an honorable race of heroes, who were noble and respected the gods. Among them were also individuals with divine qualities, called demi-gods.
The Golden Age. According to Hesiod, the first age of man was an era of gold. Gold is pure, beautiful, and extremely valuable. In it, Hesiod saw the same perfection he saw in the earliest moments of humanity. These blessed people had been created by Cronus, father of Zeus, and lived without worry or toil in an eternal springtime.
Betrayal, after a daring surprise attack led by The Professor and Renegade Agents the O.S.S is left shattered. Retreating to a Patriot City safe house the Heroes of Men try and regroup and catch the villains behind this evil plot. Rate.
Golden Age. The men of the Golden Era lived in a time when the Titan Kronos was the ruler of the heavens, before his son Zeus wrested power from him. The gods created a “golden race of mortal men” who lived like gods. They lived carefree lives without pain, misery and old age. They remained vigorous until they died in a sheeplike manner.
