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The biggest piece of evidence comes from the Fates They were known as Moirae in Greek Even the gods feared the Moirae Zeus also was subject to their
Fate is irresistible, unconquerable and its decrees are absolute The Turk is a fatalist; Christianity V, 9: "It was vain to resist the wrath of God;
One example would be the Fates of Greek mythology, Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos, who are said to decide one's destiny as they deal good and evil at birth
The Greek gods sometimes personified ideas or events in human life that are difficult to understand, such as Death, Time, or Fate Most Greek gods had similar
Greek mythology, and also the Latin (Roman) myths, can l i i fl Fate Meaning: Evitable, predestined turn of events Greek Myth: Example of use:
Like stories of many Greek mythological and legendary figures, there is no fixed, authoritative text for the Oedipus story For example, Oedipus'
is to give students an overview of Greek mythology as expressed by the Greeks Homer's Iliad, for example, is divided into 24 books and the lines in each