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2003-10-19 [No.]: Centaurs are resistent to lightning and vulnerable to poison RAAR!!!!!!!!!
2003-11-05 [Tuquah]: I'm off to find pictures of centaurs and some info on them
2003-11-05 [May-lea]: Thanks!
2003-11-15 [Skydancer]: http://web.utk
2003-11-15 [Skydancer]: Chiron [keye'ron], "hand." As the most noble and learned of the centaurs, he was the teacher of Achilles, Actaeon, Aeneas, Peleus, Heracles, Asclepius, and Jason. He was skilled in medicine, music, archery, and the use of plants and herbs. When he was accidentally wounded by one of Heracles' poisoned arrows, Chiron exchanged his immortality for the mortality of Prometheus so he could find relief from his pain in death (Apollodorus 2.5.4; Hyginus, Poetica Astronomica 2.38).
2003-11-15 [Skydancer]: centaurs [sen'tawrs] or Kentauroi, "bull-goaders.
2003-11-15 [Tuquah]: Centaurs fear fire? heard it on the show Hercules
2003-11-15 [Skydancer]: Deïanira [dee-ya-neye'ra] or Deianeira, "man-killer." She was the sister of Meleager. Heracles won her hand by defeating Acheloüs in a fight, but the centaur Nessus tried to rape her after carrying her across the River Evenus. Heracles saved her by shooting Nessus with an arrow that had been dipped in the poison of the Lernaean hydra. Nessus told Deïanira to gather some of his blood as a love potion to use on Heracles should he ever begin to stray from her; later, when Heracles wooed Iole, Deïanira sent him a robe that had been dipped in the blood of Nessus. When Heracles donned the robe, his flesh was eaten away-he finally stopped the excruciating pain by ending his life on a pyre he had Po
2003-11-15 [Skydancer]: Poeas build and ignite. Deïanira took her life with a sword (Sophocles, Trachiniae; Apollodorus 2.7.5-7; Ovid, Metamorphoses 9.1-238; Hyginus, Fabulae 34, 36). Family Tree 48.
2003-11-15 [Skydancer]: Ixion [ik-seye'on], "strength." The son of Phlegyas, he was betrothed to Dia, but he killed her father by setting a trap for him. Zeus brought him up to Olympus to purify him, but Ixion fell in love with Hera. Zeus fashioned a cloud in the form of Hera, so when Ixion forced himself on what he thought was Hera, Zeus captured him and affixed him to a burning wheel that revolves forever. The offspring of Ixion and the cloud was Centaurus, who became the father of the race of centaurs (Pindar, Pythian Odes 2.21-48; Apollodorus, Epitome
2003-11-15 [Skydancer]: Pholus [foh'lus] or Pholos, "lair." He was a centaur who entertained Heracles when the hero was preparing to capture the Erymanthian boar for his fourth labor. He served a jar of wine to Heracles that belonged to all the centaurs, a deed that caused the centaurs to attack Heracle. While driving the centaurs away, Heracles inadvertently hit Chiron with one of his poisoned arrows; Chiron found relief by trading his immortality for the mortality of Prometheus. Pholus also met his death in this battle when he accidentally dropped one of Heracles' arrows on his foot (Sophocles, Trachiniae 1095-1096; Euripides, Heracles 364-374; Apollodorus 2.5.4; Diodorus Siculus 4.12.3-8; Hyginus, Fabulae 30).
2003-11-15 [Skydancer]: Hopefully that will be of some value, it is actual mythological studies, no fiction.
2003-12-01 [adawn304]: Um.. I'm not sure if it's much to contribute, but I play a role playing game called Alliance of Heroes. It can be found at http://www.aoh
2003-12-03 [_____________]: I had a request to enter my centuar picture here. How would I go about doing that>
2003-12-10 [LadyWillow]: Nifty wiki! Me likey vewy vewy much! *Grin*
2003-12-10 [May-lea]: Thanks very much. Don't hesitate to contribute ^_^
2003-12-10 [LadyWillow]: *Scratches head* I can't really think of any way for me to do that...It seems to me that you have a fair bit of information here!
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