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=== Erigone === |
=== Erigone === |
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| − | Erigone was the daughter of Icarius. She was a virgin, and would be forever. [[Dionysus]] favored her, and taught her the secret of wine making. She happily went back to her masters house and made some for him. He drank and drank, and was very drunk. The next morning, he became hungover. Because of this, he thought she poisoned him. He then killed her. Do to her innocence, she was placed in the sky. |
+ | Erigone was the daughter of Icarius. She was a virgin, and would be forever. [[Dionysus]] favored her, and taught her the secret of wine making. She happily went back to her masters house and made some for him. He drank and drank, and was very drunk. The next morning, he became hungover. Because of this, he thought she poisoned him. He then killed her. Do to her innocence, she was placed in the sky.suckkk ittt |
=== Astraea === |
=== Astraea === |
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Revision as of 01:00, 29 October 2013
Virgo is the 6th Zodiac sign.
Myth
Erigone
Erigone was the daughter of Icarius. She was a virgin, and would be forever. Dionysus favored her, and taught her the secret of wine making. She happily went back to her masters house and made some for him. He drank and drank, and was very drunk. The next morning, he became hungover. Because of this, he thought she poisoned him. He then killed her. Do to her innocence, she was placed in the sky.suckkk ittt
Astraea
In another myth, Virgo was Astraea, goddess of innocence. She typically stayed on earth to try and keep order.
Gallery
Virgo's astrological symbol
Virgo's constellation