Pandora

Welcome to the Pandora Page! Here, you will learn all about Pandora. 

[[image:Pandorasbox.jpg width="106" height="189" align="left"]]Facts:
 1: Pandora has an alternate name of "Aesidora".

 2: Pandora means "one who gives all gift."

 3: Pandora was given to man as punishment.

 4: Pandora was made out of mud.

 5: Pandora was taught womanly behaviors by Athena.

 6: Pandora was the first mortal woman.

 7: Pandora was responsible for opening the jar/box.

 8: Pandora was a mortal.

 9: Pandora was created by the gods.

 10: Pandora was born to open the jar/box.

Pandora is known for opening a box. In some other myths she is known for opening a jar. These days you might hear people saying, "to open Pandora's box" to begin bad you cannot stop ; like habits. The myth of Pandora [] The myth of Pandora is about a woman mortal named Pandora. Zeus wanted a daughter so he ordered Hephaestus to make him one. Hephaestus created the first mortal woman made out of clay for Zeus. Pandora was born to open a box full of bad spirits and animals. After Pandora was born eventually Zeus gave Pandora's husband a box and made Pandora and her husband promise to not open it. But Pandora was born to open the box. So eventually her curiosity got to her and she opened the box. Inside there were diseases, sicknesses, hate, envy, and all the bad things people had never experienced before and they flew away into the world. Pandora influenced us with phrases and companys. Pandora influenced us on an internet radio and an jewlery company. Also Pandora caused people to say "to open Pandoras box". This was a major influence bringing Greek myths into music and jewlery. Works Cited Cadence, Rachelle. //http://answers.yahoo.com///‌//question///‌//index?qid=20080306181015AAV9BZe//. N.p., 2008. Web. 28 Mar. 2012. . “Fun Facts.” //http://www.ballpoint.org///‌//greekgods///‌//funfacts.htm//. N.p., 2003. Web. 27 Mar. 2012. . Media, Dulcinea. “Sweet Search.” //http://www.sweetsearch.com///‌. N.p., 2012. Web. 29 Mar. 2012. . “Pandora.” //http://en.wikipedia.org///‌//wiki///‌//Pandora//. N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Mar. 2012. <http://en.wikipedia.org/‌wiki/‌Pandora>. Regula, DeTreci. “Fast Facts on: Pandora.” //http://gogreece.about.com///‌//od///‌//mythology///‌//a///‌//mythopandora.htm//. N.p., n.d. Web. 27 Mar. 2012. Waterhouse, John William. sometimes, but not always, she is labled Pandora. 1986. //Wikipedia//. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Apr. 2012. <http://en.wikipedia.org/‌wiki/‌Pandora>.