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Articoli marcati con tag ‘medusa’
1 dicembre 2009 | 
Autore: Medusa, creatura della mitologia greca, figlia della divinità del mare Forco, e di Ceto, divinità dell’oceano.
Tra le tre sorelle, chiamate gorgoni, è la sola ad essere mortale. Le altre due sorelle sono Steno ed Euriale.
Secondo la leggenda Poseidone si inamorò di Medusa e la portò con sè nel tempio di Atena, dea della saggezza; per vendetta la dea trasformò i capelli della ragazza in serpenti e le fece un sortilegio per cui gli occhi di Medusa erano in grado di pietrificare chiunque li avesse guardati.
Pubblicato in Creature fantastiche: mitologia, leggende, fiabe e tradizioni popolari | 
Tag: gorgoni, medusa, medusa gorgone, mitologia greca, pegaso | 
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