Comparison: The Hymn to Demeter & Ovid's Metamorphosis

The depiction of Greek and Roman myths gives unique insights from different authors. Demeter 's hymn and Ovid' s transformation provides insight into Demeter 's love for her daughter Persephone and explores the environmental impact. The theme of separation and separation appears in these two myths, but Ovid's "transformation" symbolizes the environment in important events, the roles play different roles and gives power to the goddess. In Hymn to Demeter, rape of Persephone began when picking flowers and met 100 narcissuses, "Gaya grew to a girl who blushed" (HHDem.

Some places mentioned by the author are sacred to Demetel. In the hymn of Homer's Deme, Paros and Antron are said to be sacred to the goddess, and both Ovid and Claudian refer to Sicilian Henna. On the other hand, Diodorus Siculus considers the whole of Sicily as a sacred place of Demeter. Apollonius Rhodius also refers to the Island of the Ionian Sea, but the authors are uncertain as to whether it is called Drepane. Ancient name The island of Drepane is now known as Corfu near the border of Albania in the Ionian Sea. A valuable river for her is mentioned in Pausanias' commentary on Greek. It is called Rheiti. Meanwhile, Claudian mentioned even Demetel's palace, which is said to have been built by Cyclops, but this position is still a mystery. On the river and the so-called palace there are huge oak trees mentioned by Kalimakos and Orbit, which is very valuable to the goddess.

Demeter is the goddess of the earth and harvest. The greatest gifts she gives to humans are corn and agricultural skills. She was also admired as Nonemus, Ceres and Ormer's hymns as "Demeter of Fruit (Earth)" and also "Herald of the Season". In most cases, she was explained as the daughter of Titans Cronus and Rhea, but there were some conflicts between different authors and she was explained as the daughter of Cronus and Sebelle. However, Gaia, Sibere, Hestia, Rare, Hera, and even Demeter are often called goddesses of the Mother Earth. Either way, it is well known that she lives in the most mysterious beliefs, and these mysterious beliefs are expected to be a way of blessing the afterlife. She has several children, among them Persephone is the most famous. She was kidnapped by Hades and Demetel was looking for her daughter, so the mystery of Demet was born.