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	heart of chrome - sailor hephaestos
		Hephaestos raises both hands and the ground quakes beneath her feet; a jagged shard of metal explodes up, hovering before her hands, about the size of her arms and double the thickness.
		Hephaestos claps her hands together and the shard hits the opponent as it explodes in a haze of nasty jagged metal pieces.
		Hephaestos was the God of the Forge, the son of Zeus and Hera; he was a crippled, ugly thing, but an expert craftsman and he made all the tools for the Gods.
	www.geocities.com /aliaguardian/jace/sailor.html (874 words)

	we'll never get to heaven
		Hephaestos' forehead was set with an iron circlet; on her other shoulder fluttered a long, ragged piece of red metalmaterial, like a torn wing.
		Hephaestos is granted one new skill with her Elevated form, which she uses both in battle and in crafting with Talos; Forge.
		Hephaestos foolishly attempted to follow his advice, but Athena managed to fend him off; however, a monster was created from their union that killed a bunch of people.
	www.two-sins.com /birchwood/hephaestos (2441 words)

	Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Lir blocking and unblocking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		While Hephaestos' block was against policy, I believe Hcheney, in that he honestly didn't know that he was violating policy.
		Michael Snow 06:17, 4 Jul 2004 (UTC) I also think Hephaestos acted in good faith, but was rather hasty in imposing the original block because he was happy to have an excuse to block Lir.
		Guanaco 06:22, 4 Jul 2004 (UTC) Hcheney probably thought it was within policy and that the unblocking was similar to that of unblocking the account User:Michael.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wikipedia:Requests_for_comment/Hcheney2 (1197 words)

	Temenos Olympicos: Hephaestos
		Hephaestos is tied closely to two of Olympus' great powers.
		As the lame God of Olympus, Hephaestos bears another very intersting message for us, and that is that all men must be judged on their abilities and not simply on their appearance.
		Lame and ugly as Hephaestos was said to be, no one could ever clame that he was anything other than a master at his craft, and this applies so readily today, especially here in America where the shallowness of our culture often leaves me in shock.
	isxios.home.mindspring.com /hephaestos.html (305 words)

	Wikipedia:Requests for arbitration/User:Guanaco versus User:Lir - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For what it is worth, the ban several days later by Hephaestos is more serious -- firstly, Guanaco's illegitmate reason was that he felt I was a sockpuppet; Hephaestos' reason was even worse: he banned me solely because I objected to denying a user the promotion to sysop, solely because the user is a "troll".
		05:22, 3 Jul 2004 Hephaestos blocked "Lir" with an expiry time of 30 days (Admitting to trolling), a block for expressing the unpopular opinion that "trolling was no barrier to being a sysop" which Hephaestos considered, "Admitting to trolling".
		Accordingly Hephaestos is instructed to only use blocks in clear-cut cases, and given a second warning.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wikipedia:Requests_for_arbitration/User:Guanaco_versus_User:Lir (1876 words)

	Notebook
		Hephaestos [Vulcan] was the son of Zeus and Hera, and according to another version, of Hera alone.
		The lame god of fire, soon became also the deity of metals and the official smith of the gods and heroes alike, for according to the legend, he dwelt in the depths of volcanoes or volcanic islands and was aided by the Cyclopes and the Kabeiroi [Cabiri].
		In the latter Hephaestos was worshipped as a god of healing, and his priests possessed antidotes to poisons.
	www.noteaccess.com /APPROACHES/AGW/Hephaestos.htm (1530 words)

	Greek God Hephaestos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Hephaestos was the son of Hera and father of various children by different mothers.
		Hephaestos spent most of his time as far away from Olympus as he could.
		Hephaestos was a master metalworker who made weapons for the Gods.
	www.paralumun.com /greekhephaestos.htm (126 words)

	About Blacksmithing.
		When Hephaestos was born plain-looking and with an annoying cry, Hera flung him off Mount Olympus, permanently laming him.
		Unlike other gods who were invited to dwell on Olympus because of their beauty and natural talents, Hephaestos gained a place on the lofty heights by hard work, making himself too valuable to the gods to be rejected.
		Wrought iron, which was very popular with flsmiths, had considerable silicon and carbon impurity, but these were not bound to the iron in alloy, as they would have been in steel.
	web.cetlink.net /~farrier/glossary.html (1745 words)

	Travels with S/Y Thetis 98: Lesvos to Limnos
		Hephaestos accused her of her infidelity to Zeus and called as his witnesses the women of Limnos.
		This is the location of the classical city dedicated to Hephaestos.
		Their origin is rather obscure, they could be associated with the Great Gods worshipped in Samothraki, or, according to a later source they are the offspring of Hephaestos.
	www.sy-thetis.org /Thetis98/ToLimnos/ToLimnos.html (3489 words)

	Of Gods and Men: H (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Hephaestos was god of fire,the unbridled,unchecked,raging inferno that is the heart of the volcano,and indeed this was fitting,as he was first and foremost a smith,a worker in metal and fire.
		Those wonders which Hephaestos made he gave away freely to his friends;he made the dreaded aegis and a sceptre for Zeus,the armour of Achilles and Memnon,and for himself he fashioned two beautiful handmaidens of gold,who would move around like living beings,and attend him wherever he walked.
		Although Hephaestos was married to Aphrodite,the goddess of love,he had no children by her,perhaps due to the fact that he was a cripple.
	www.newmanjunior.wa.edu.au /gods/NA11.htm (7623 words)

	SailorGalleries.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Aphrodite herself was married to the crippled smith-god Hephaestos, but she bore him no children and was an unfaithful wife.
		Hephaestos at once came in, calling all the other gods to witness the humiliation of the naked and helpless pair.
		The goddesses stayed away out of modesty, but all the gods came and laughed their fill, with Hermes (Mercury) confessing to Apollo that to be in bed with golden Aphrodite would be worth a far greater penalty.
	www.sailorgalleries.com /venus/venusmythology.html (512 words)

	History of Greek Architecture : Hephaestos No.1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		: Temple of Hephaestos; Greece, Athens 450-440 B.C. The Temple of Hephaestos is located at the west end of old Agora of Athens.
		The base is 4.45m x 32.53m square and center of the base is slightly raised up as the temple of Parthenon.
		The proportion of the base is almost 4 by 9 which is same as the Temple of Parthenon but the temple of Hephaestos is smaller than the cella of the Partenon.
	web.kyoto-inet.or.jp /org/orion/eng/hst/greek/hephaestos.html (118 words)

	HEPHAESTOS - Ancient Mythology
		More commonly known as Vulcan, Hephaestos was the son of Zeus and Hera, and was born crippled, lame in one leg.
		Disgusted at this flawed product of her loins, Hera cast him out of Olympus, and falling into the sea he was rescued by Thetis and Eurynome.
		These two cared for him, and he abided there for nine years, fashioning many wondrous artifacts, using his inborn sense of creativity and genius to form the most incredible objects and machines.
	www.mysticgames.com /mythology/HEPHAESTOS.htm (79 words)

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		Hera was raised by the Titans until she was old enough to go out on her own.
		She was forced to marry Zeus, her brother, and had three children, Hebe, Ares, and Hephaestos.
		When he was born, Hephaestos was an ugly child.
	www.ballpoint.org /greekgods/hera.htm (234 words)

	POETRY : TWENTIETH CENTURY FIRE-SALE : Part 01 : Ecology
		Shocked and dismayed was Hephaestos to hear of the painful story.
		Hephaestos is no longer here or about and I do think he's gone.
		Hephaestos, though slow he may be, has caught up with Ares,
	www.grazian-archive.com /poetry/Firesale/firesale5.htm (2037 words)

	Allakhazam's World of Warcraft Character Profiles
		When I first administered the elixir, Hephaestos, I could tell that one or two applications would not satiate your appetite.
		While we do allow safe passage to those that have proven they can be trusted, we try to avoid other furbolg tribes if at all possible.
		They seem to be in a state of rage, completely engulfed by their own fear and hatred of anything they do not understand.
	wow.allakhazam.com /profile.html?80026 (2143 words)

	5Khalkeia
		As Hephaestos is God of the Forge, mechanical things may be shewn and honored; He is also the maker of furniture.
		For Hephaestos, one might consider things roasted, as at a forge, or of piquante spicing.
		It may also be noted that Hephaestos is a God of the 'differently abled,' and that this is a particularly good time to take note of the accomplishments of those whose bodies lead them to achieving things in ways other than the commonplace.
	home.pon.net /rhinoceroslodge/5khalkeia.htm (1385 words)

	Diabloii.net Guest Articles
		He is, I assume, based on Hephaestos, the Greek god of fire.
		Accounts vary as to where Hephaestos kept his forge, but the most popular tradition locates it beneath an active volcano, particularly Mt. Aetna.
		Somebody knew enough to associate Medusa with the aegis and to draw a shield with tassels and fearsome faces, but the tassels and the faces got put on completely the wrong shield, and Medusa's Gaze ended up with the same artwork as the Sigon set shield.
	diabloii.net /columnists/a-d2-classics.shtml (1263 words)

	Shadow of Olympus
		These are Zeus, Apollon, Ares, Hephaestos, Hermes, Poseidon, Hera, Athena, Aphrodite, Artemis, Demeter, and Hestia.
		These six gods and six goddesses form the great ruling body of the cosmos, the highest of all gods.
		Hephaestos and Athena represent man's skill and ability to alter his own environment, while Athena also represents man's wisdom and a civilizing force.
	shadowolympus.home.mindspring.com /dodekatheon.html (1183 words)

	hephaestos - OneLook Dictionary Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "hephaestos" is defined.
		HEPHAESTOS : Of Gods and Men (mythology) [home, info]
		Phrases that include hephaestos: hephaestos temple, temple of hephaestos
	www.onelook.com /?w=hephaestos (86 words)

	Sethos
		Herodotus in his history of Egypt placed Sennacherib’s invasion in the reign of “the priest of Hephaestos, whose name was Sethos.” At that time, he wrote, “king Sanacharib (came) against Egypt with a great host of Arabians and Assyrians.”
		It is generally assumed that Herodotus or his informants made a mistake: “In the popular tradition preserved by Herodotus the name of the Egyptian king is given as ‘Sethos’.
		In describing Sethos as a priest of Hephaestos, Herodotos was evidently referring to Seti’s second name.
	www.varchive.org /tac/sethos.htm (433 words)

	When Gold Went Democratic
		Anyway...Hephaestos was saved...and out of gratitude to the goddesses who saved him, he set up a small shop and presented his saviors with fine gold knick-knacks he designed himself.
		At one point he was admitted back to Olympus...but rash god that he was...he got into a tiff with Zeus.
		He created a few mechanical women, forged of pure gold, who he assured everyone were only there to help him in his smithy.
	www.tyler-adam.com /62.html (542 words)

	Prometheus Bound (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Might's interpretation of the event is that Prometheus will "be taught to accept the tyranny / Of Zeus, and check his charity to man" (1).
		When Hephaestos hesitates about the whole nasty affair, Might chastises him; after all, all the new Olympian gods despise this Titan, and shouldn't obeying the word of Zeus, "The Father's word" (2), be more revered than any kinship with this prisoner?
		Eventually Hephaestos acknowledges that he must carry out his chore and that Might's shouting is superfluous.
	www.wsu.edu:8001 /~delahoyd/prometheus_bound.html (564 words)

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		More generally, where spells from the same God are attempted invoked with the same target by different heroes, the spell is most likely to succeed for the one most favoured by the God.
		if you have 3 temples to Hephaestos, 1 to Hermes, and 1 to Hera, you have an overall level of 5, which allows you to cast 3 L1, 2 L2, and 1 L3 spells, and these spells can be freely chosen from the L1, L2, and L3 spells of Hephaestos, Hermes, and Hera.
		If instead you had 6 temples to Hephaestos, you would get the same number of spells but could only cast L1, L2, and L3 Hephaestos spells.
	www.btinternet.com /~gary_baines/ToH2/new_temple_system.doc (1203 words)

	Hephaistos
		This is reflected in the mythic versions where cuckolded Hephaestos is married to Aphrodite.
		Through a process known as parthenogenesis, a female may produce offspring alone, but this child is invariably female.
		The spiritual myth of Hephaestos in our society is the triumph of technology and modernization.
	zero-point.tripod.com /pantheon/Hephaistos.html (10418 words)

	Toreador Rose - The Toreador Guild System
		A third artistic Guild, the Guild of Hephaestos, represented the artisans and craftsmen, and their art was making the functional beautiful, as well as the arts of technological innovation.
		While this concept may seem to blur the lines between the arts, to those who who truly percieve art as communication on a higher level the lines are clearly drawn.
		This can lead to a struggle of a very different type, where an artist may wish to hold off on the presentation of their work, while the patron insists the commision be satisfied.
	jurai.murdoch.edu.au /camarilla/toreador/handbook/guilds.html (4680 words)

	dreadful dreams
		Talos was a giant bronze robot which Hephaestos presented to Europa, Queen of Crete, on her wedding to Minos.
		Then as Telos was picking up a big stone, he grazed his ankle on a sharp rock, "ichor ran from him like molten lead", he stood for a second, "high on the jutting cliff" and then "came down with a resounding crash" (Argonautica 4.1638).
		The Hippoi Kabeiroi were a pair of fire-breathing horses which Hephaestos cast out of bronze for his sons, the Kabeiroi (?).
	dreadfuldreams.blogspot.com /2005_03_01_dreadfuldreams_archive.html (3677 words)

	New Page 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		He is the Greek god of Storms and Tempests Sacred to Ares is the Ancile a sacred shield, a spear and a burning torch.
		His greatest lover was Aphrodite even though she was married to Hephaestos.
		One of the gods caught Ares with Aphrodite and reported it to Hephaestos and Hephaestos made fun of Ares.
	www.cdsbeo.on.ca /tosjel/ares.htm (520 words)

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