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Demeter (or Ceres) is the [[Greek]] and [[Roman]] [[goddess]] of grain and fertility. According to [[Greek mythology]], she is controls the changing of the seasons, in response to the arrival and departure of her daughter [[Persephone]] to the underworld. | Demeter (or Ceres) is the [[Greek]] and [[Roman]] [[goddess]] of grain and fertility. According to [[Greek mythology]], she is controls the changing of the seasons, in response to the arrival and departure of her daughter [[Persephone]] to the underworld. | ||
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Revision as of 17:57, July 25, 2007
Demeter (or Ceres) is the Greek and Roman goddess of grain and fertility. According to Greek mythology, she is controls the changing of the seasons, in response to the arrival and departure of her daughter Persephone to the underworld.
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