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    Medusa: Suleman Touray 4C Eso

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    Medusa was a monster from Greek mythology known for having snakes for hair and the power to turn anyone who looked at her eyes to stone. According to the text, she was created this way and terrorized villages by petrifying people with her gaze. The hero Perseus eventually beheaded Medusa and used her head as a weapon, later gifting it to the goddess Athena. Even after death, Medusa's blood and severed head maintained magical properties - her blood could resurrect the dead and her head retained its power to turn people to stone when used by Athena and Asclepius.

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    Medusa was a monster from Greek mythology known for having snakes for hair and the power to turn anyone who looked at her eyes to stone. According to the text, she was created this way and terrorized villages by petrifying people with her gaze. The hero Perseus eventually beheaded Medusa and used her head as a weapon, later gifting it to the goddess Athena. Even after death, Medusa's blood and severed head maintained magical properties - her blood could resurrect the dead and her head retained its power to turn people to stone when used by Athena and Asclepius.

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    Medusa was a monster from Greek mythology known for having snakes for hair and the power to turn anyone who looked at her eyes to stone. According to the text, she was created this way and terrorized villages by petrifying people with her gaze. The hero Perseus eventually beheaded Medusa and used her head as a weapon, later gifting it to the goddess Athena. Even after death, Medusa's blood and severed head maintained magical properties - her blood could resurrect the dead and her head retained its power to turn people to stone when used by Athena and Asclepius.

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    Medusa was a monster from Greek mythology known for having snakes for hair and the power to turn anyone who looked at her eyes to stone. According to the text, she was created this way and terrorized villages by petrifying people with her gaze. The hero Perseus eventually beheaded Medusa and used her head as a weapon, later gifting it to the goddess Athena. Even after death, Medusa's blood and severed head maintained magical properties - her blood could resurrect the dead and her head retained its power to turn people to stone when used by Athena and Asclepius.

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    Medusa

    Suleman Touray
    4C ESO

    Biography
    Medusa is a woman of Greek mythology who you were
    created to Pausanias was a traveler, geographer
    and historian s.II. Medusa was amonsterwho had
    snakes around his head, and turned all the people
    who stare in his eyes. Medusa was embarrassed
    Poseidon, he was beheaded by Perseus, who then used the head of Medusa as a
    weapon until he gave to Athena.

    Death of medusa
    Later, Perseus gave the Gorgon's head
    to the goddess Athena, who brought his
    shield as a weapon because it still
    preserving its terrible effects.
    Moreover, the blood of Medusa was
    collected and delivered to Athena
    Asclepius, since it had the power to resurrect the dead.

    Terror of Medusa
    Medusa was a woman with snakes on his head, that was terrorized villages and
    stone all the people who stared in the eyes.

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