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في الأساطير اليونانية والرومانية، كان العمالقة، جنساً قوياً وذا عدوانية كبيرة للغاية، جل معاركهم كانت مع الآلهة الأولمبية. وفقاً لـ هسيودوس، كان العمالقة هم نسل غايا (الأرض)، المولود من الدماء التي سقطت عندما تم إسقاط أورانوس (السماء) من قبل ابنه من الجبار كرونوس. *

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dbo:abstract Giganti jsou obludní dlouhovlasí obři v řecké mytologii. Když Kronos srpem, který mu dala Gaia, zbavil Úrana mužství, z Úranovy krve zrodila Gaia Giganty. Známými Giganty jsou např.: Alkyoneus, Athos, Klytios, Enkelados, Polybotes nebo Echion. Byli potomky starších bohů, než byli bohové olympští, vynikali nesmírnou silou, a proto neuznávali vládu olympského Dia. Uposlechli svou matku, když je podněcovala ke vzpouře proti olympským bohům. Protože tito obři byli vlivem kouzelné rostliny nezranitelní, Olympanů se nebáli a připravili jim krušné chvíle. Zeus povolal na pomoc svého syna Hérakla. Giganti se nevzdali, i když jejich osud byl zpečetěn. Jako první zahynul nejsilnější z nich Alkyoneus. Toho Héraklés zranil otráveným šípem, pak zápasili a Héraklés ho přehodil přes hranice rodné země, v níž byl obr nesmrtelný. Nato Héfaistos mrštil na Giganta Klytia rozpálené železo. Athéna na Giganta Enkelada vrhla celý ostrov Sicílii a Poseidón srazil do moře Giganta Polybota kusem ostrova. Většinu ostatních srazil Zeus bleskem. Nakonec je Héraklés do jednoho pobil. Giganti byli nejprve zobrazování v lidské podobě, později měli hadí těla, křídla, lví hlavy, pařáty. Ještě později jako vousatí statní válečníci, s přilbou, štítem a zvířecí kůži. Někdy však také jako mladiství a bezvousí, dokonce i zcela nazí. Podle nejstarších bájí bývali Giganti pohřbívání pod ostrovy nebo jinde a lidé tak vysvětlovali činnost sopek. Boj Gigantů s bohy (gigantomachie) se stal velmi častým námětem výzdoby náboženských objektů ve starém Řecku a upomínal na neměnitelnost vesmírného řádu ochraňovaného bohy. Byl například zachycen na , který byl ve starověku pokládán za jeden z divů světa. (cs) في الأساطير اليونانية والرومانية، كان العمالقة، جنساً قوياً وذا عدوانية كبيرة للغاية، جل معاركهم كانت مع الآلهة الأولمبية. وفقاً لـ هسيودوس، كان العمالقة هم نسل غايا (الأرض)، المولود من الدماء التي سقطت عندما تم إسقاط أورانوس (السماء) من قبل ابنه من الجبار كرونوس. * (ar) Κατά την Ελληνική Μυθολογία οι αναφερόμενοι Γίγαντες φέρονται να γεννήθηκαν από το σώμα της Γης όταν έσταξε πάνω του αίμα από την πληγή του Ουρανού μετά τον ακρωτηριασμό που υπέστη από τον Κρόνο. .(βλ. Ησ. Θεογ. 178-186). Με τον ίδιο τρόπο γεννήθηκαν και οι Ερινύες και οι (βλ. ό.π. 178-187). (el) Die Giganten (altgriechisch Γίγαντες Gígantes) sind Gestalten der griechischen Mythologie. Sie versuchten im geläufigsten Mythos, der Gigantomachie, die Olympischen Götter zu stürzen. (de) En la mitología griega, los Gigantes (en griego antiguo Γίγαντες, ‘nacidos de la tierra’) son una raza caracterizada por su fuerza y agresividad excepcionales (no necesariamente por su tamaño).​ Son conocidos por la Gigantomaquia, su lucha contra los dioses olímpicos por la supremacía del cosmos.​ Conviene distinguir entre ellos a los Gigantes de la mitología primordial, hijos de Gea, de los concebidos posteriormente. Representaciones arcaicas y clásicas muestran a los Gigantes como hoplitas con tamaño y forma humana.​ Representaciones posteriores (después de c. 380 a. C.) los muestran con serpientes en lugar de piernas.​ En tradiciones posteriores, los gigantes fueron frecuentemente confundidos con otros enemigos de los Olímpicos, particularmente con los Titanes, una generación anterior de hijos de Gea y Urano. Se dice que los Gigantes que fueron derrotados fueron enterrados bajo volcanes, y que estos eran los causantes de las erupciones volcánicas y terremotos. (es) In Greek and Roman mythology, the Giants, also called Gigantes (Greek: Γίγαντες, Gígantes, singular: Γίγας, Gígas), were a race of great strength and aggression, though not necessarily of great size. They were known for the Gigantomachy (or Gigantomachia), their battle with the Olympian gods. According to Hesiod, the Giants were the offspring of Gaia (Earth), born from the blood that fell when Uranus (Sky) was castrated by his Titan son Cronus. Archaic and Classical representations show Gigantes as man-sized hoplites (heavily armed ancient Greek foot soldiers) fully human in form. Later representations (after c. 380 BC) show Gigantes with snakes for legs. In later traditions, the Giants were often confused with other opponents of the Olympians, particularly the Titans, an earlier generation of large and powerful children of Gaia and Uranus. The vanquished Giants were said to be buried under volcanoes and to be the cause of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. (en) Erraldoia, antzinako grezieraz: Γίγαντες, Gígantes, "lurretik sortuak", singularrez, Γίγας, Gígas, Greziar mitologian, indartzu eta oldarkor izatea ezaugarri duen izaki bat da, ez preseski erraldoi izateagatik. Gigantomakian kosmosaren nagusitasuna bereganatzeko Olinpiar jainkoekin borrokatzeagatik ezagunak dira. Bere artean bi talde sailkatzen dira, mitologiaren hastapenekoak, Gearen seme-alabak, eta ondorengoak. Kondairen arabera, jainkoek erraldoiak garaitu eta sumendietan lurperatuak izan ziren, eta horregatik sumendi-erupzio eta lurrikaren eragileak direla. (eu) Dans la mythologie grecque, un Géant (en grec ancien Γίγαντες / Gígantes, « nés de la Terre ») est une créature chthonienne issue du sang d'Ouranos (le Ciel), castré par son fils Cronos, sang reçu par Gaïa (la Terre). Un Géant est caractérisé par une stature et une force exceptionnelles. (fr) Dalam mitologi Yunani, Gigant (bahasa Yunani: Γίγαντες) adalah raksasa yang merupakan anak Gaia (bumi). Gaia melahirkan para Gigant setelah dibuahi oleh darah Uranus. (in) ギガース（古代ギリシャ語: Γίγας, Gígas）は、ギリシア神話の巨人を指す言葉である。ただし、この語形は比較的稀で、複数形のギガンテス（古代ギリシャ語: Γίγαντες, Gígantes）で巨人族として言及されることが多い。日本語では長母音を省略してギガスとも呼ばれる。ゼウスの支配を終わらせようと、山々すら簡単に投げ飛ばす怪力を武器に大軍でオリュンポスの神々に戦いを挑んだ。ギガースは神には殺されない能力を持っていたが、神々によって島や山脈を投げ付けられて封印されたり、半分人間である大英雄ヘーラクレースによって射殺されたりと、結局は惨敗を喫してしまった。 (ja) 기간테스(그리스어: Γίγαντες)는 그리스 신화에 나오는 거인족으로 ‘대지의 여신’ 가이아의 자식들이다. 크로노스가 아버지 우라노스를 거세하고 패권을 잡을 때 거세된 우라노스의 성기에서 떨어진 피가 대지에 떨어져 이 거인족이 태어났다고 한다. 단수형으로는 기가스라고 한다. (ko) In de Griekse mythologie waren de Giganten (Oudgrieks: Γίγαντες, Gigantes) ontzaglijke reuzen, met vreselijke aangezichten, lange verwarde haren, die van hoofd en kin afhingen, en van geschubde drakenstaarten in plaats van voeten voorzien. Ze tonen enige gelijkenis met de Jötun uit de Noordse mythologie. (nl) I giganti (chiamati anche Ctoni) sono figure mitiche e leggendarie (dèi, demoni, mostri, uomini primitivi) della mitologia greca, accomunate dalla caratteristica altezza. Secondo i greci, alcuni giganti (per esempio Encelado) erano sepolti da allora nelle profondità della terra; i terremoti erano interpretati come sussulti di queste creature sepolte. Altre creature gigantesche della mitologia greca, i ciclopi (Κύκλωπες), gli ecatonchiri (Ἑκατόγχειρες) i titani, sono però distinte dai gigantes. Nella mitologia greca, giganti sono diversi personaggi, di solito divisi in due categorie: * Ventiquattro giganti combatterono la gigantomachia. Potevano essere sconfitti solamente da un semidio con l’aiuto di un Dio. La caratteristica di questi 24 Giganti è di avere un corpo per metà di uomo e per metà di bestia (solitamente serpente). Ognuno di essi era nato per distruggere una divinità specifica. Il più famoso tra i Giganti era Porfirione nato per distruggere Zeus. * Si racconta anche di come , figlio del re di Atene Pandione, avesse generato una stirpe di uomini dal corpo enorme, giganti. * Alpo: gigante siciliano, figlio di Gea sconfitto da Dioniso. * Damiso il più veloce dei giganti. * Gigeni: tribù di giganti a sei braccia figli di Gea (o di Rea identificata con la dea madre Cibele) affrontati dagli Argonauti. Giganti figli di Poseidone * Anteo: re di Libia, ucciso da Eracle. * Orione: il gigante cacciatore, amante di Eos. * I liguri Alebione e Dercino. * Crisaore figlio di Medusa * Gli Aloadi. * Idas: non fu un vero e proprio gigante, ma la sua altezza era superiore a quella dei suoi contemporanei e quella del suo gemello Linceo figlio di Afareo. Giganti figli di Ares * Diomede: re dei . * Cicno il brigante. * Licaone re di Macedonia. Come Cicno e Diomede è stato ucciso da Eracle, ma non ci è pervenuto il mito. Giganti figli di Efesto * Caco il mostruoso razziatore di bestiame, era in grado di sputare fuoco. * Talos: gigante di bronzo, non era figlio di Efesto, ma fu creato da lui, così che Zeus potesse metterlo a guardia di Europa. Giganti figli di Zeus * Tizio figlio di Zeus ed Elara, prigioniero nel Tartaro. (it) Giganci (lm gr. Γίγαντες Gígantes, łac. Gigantes, lp gr. Gigas, Gigantos, łac. Gigant) – w mitologii greckiej olbrzymy o wężowych splotach zamiast nóg. Uchodzili za synów Uranosa (zrodzili się z krwi, która wyciekła z rany Uranosa, gdy został okaleczony przez Kronosa) i Gai lub Tartara i Gai. (pl) Giganter var i grekisk mytologi enligt Homeros ett jättelikt, vilt och trotsigt folkslag i den avlägsna västern, vid Oceanos strand. De hatades av gudarna och blev därför snart utrotade. Den främsta och bäst bevarade beskrivningen återfinns i Hesiodos Theogonin. De kämpade mot olympens gudar i en strid som kallas gigantomakin (gigantstriden). Giganterna tillhörde den äldre gudastammen, men var inte odödliga och var Uranos (himlens) och Gaias (jordens) avkommor. Giganterna angrep Olympen och dess gudar beväpnade med klippstycken och trädstammar, men blev efter en hård strid besegrade av Zeus med Herakles hjälp och nedstörtade till Tartaros. Herakles deltog på gudarnas sida eftersom segern enligt ett orakelspråk endast kunde vinnas med en dödligs hjälp. I tidiga konstverk (500-talet f.Kr.) framställs de som traditionellt utrustade krigare som gör uppror mot olymperna. Senare (400-talet f.Kr.) avbildas de ofta med barbariska drag, där de strider mot olymperna med "ociviliserade" vapen så som påkar och stenar . Under den hellenistiska perioden framställdes giganterna ofta som halvt djurlika varelser, ofta med ormattribut. Under Peisistratos tyrannos (mitten av 500-talet f.Kr.) blev motivet mycket populärt. Ofta avbildas motivet gigantomachi tillsammans med två andra strider; centauromachi och amazonomachi. Alla tre motiv förekom på Fidias Athenastaty (Athene Parthenos) i Parthenontemplet i Aten, och det skickar en signal till omvärlden om Atens segrar. Motiven var även vanligt förekommande i Delphi. Den mest uppenbara symboliken, och ett av skälen till att giganterna avbildas så ofta under dessa epoker kan mycket väl vara att oordningen (giganterna) måste underkasta sig lagen och ordningen (olymperna). Giganterna skall inte förväxlas med titanerna, som enligt grekisk mytologi var äldre gudar än giganterna. Titanerna är också odödliga till skillnad från giganterna. (sv) Гига́нты (др.-греч. Γίγαντες; ед. ч. Γίγας) — в древнегреческой мифологии великаны. У Гесиода гиганты являются божествами, сыновьями Геи (Земли), которая была оплодотворена каплями крови, упавшими из отрезанных Кроносом половых органов Урана (Неба), а также семенем своего второго мужа — жестокого и ужасного божества Тартара. По Гомеру, дикие, исполинские и родственные богам существа (порождены Геей); их царь Евримедонт был убит богами, со всем народом, за нечестие. (ru) Gigantes (em grego clássico: Γίγαντες; romaniz.: Gígantes; sing. Γίγας, Gígas), na mitologia grega, eram seres de grande força e agressão, embora não necessariamente de grande tamanho, conhecida pela Gigantomaquia, sua batalha contra os deuses do Olimpo. (pt) Гіга́нти (грец. Γίγαντες — «велетні», однина — Γίγας) — дикий, близький до богів рід велетнів (синів Геї та Урана) у давньогрецькій міфології, винищених богами-олімпійцями. (uk) 癸干忒斯（希腊语：Γίγαντες，也可译为巨灵）希腊神话中身形雄伟、力大无穷的巨人族。癸干忒斯与奥林帕斯神之间的战争，即所谓癸干忒斯战争（Gigantomachy），是希腊神话中继之后最伟大的神祇战争。 癸干忒斯共有150人，是大地女神盖亚与天神乌拉诺斯的孩子。盖亚与乌拉诺斯先后生育了12个提坦、3个独眼巨人和3个百臂巨人；乌拉诺斯无休止的生殖使盖亚非常痛苦，于是她怂恿提坦去阉割他们的父亲。只有最小的泰坦克罗诺斯敢去做这件事，他用一把大镰刀阉割了乌拉诺斯。乌拉诺斯喷出的鲜血被盖亚吸收，后者因此生下了癸干忒斯。 在古希腊神话集《书库》（传统上认为此书为所作，但现代学者大多已否定此说）中详细地描述了癸干忒斯的出生。癸干忒斯出生于（现名卡桑德拉半岛），有人的上身和龙的尾巴，相貌极其可怕。 命运决定癸干忒斯最终将死于与奥林帕斯眾神之间的战争，当人类英雄前来帮助众神战斗时，就是癸干忒斯战死之时。盖亚知道这件事，于是就寻找一种不死仙草，希望救癸干忒斯的命；但是宙斯提前割走了仙草，破坏了盖亚的计划。 后来癸干忒斯果然起来反抗宙斯的统治，这就是癸干忒斯战争。癸干忒斯们的领袖是阿尔库俄纽斯和；在这两个的领导下，他们企图把、和疊在一起，好爬到奥林波斯山上去。诸神为了迎战，把独眼巨人和百臂巨人都找来帮忙。按照雅典娜的建议，宙斯召来了他的儿子、凡人英雄赫拉克勒斯，因为神谕显示必须有他参与才能战胜癸干忒斯。 这场战斗极其惨烈，其规模宏大可与泰坦战争相比。战场在佛勒格拉平原（这个地名的意思是“火场”）。癸干忒斯们用巨大的石头和着火的林木向奥林帕斯山上砸去，众神则用他们强大的武器作战。由于赫拉克勒斯的帮助，奥林波斯神取得了胜利，所有癸干忒斯都被消灭。《书库》里提到了13个被杀的癸干忒斯的名字： * 阿尔库俄纽斯，被赫拉克勒斯所杀； * 波耳费里翁，被宙斯用雷电击死； * 厄菲阿尔忒斯，被阿波罗用箭射死； * 欧律托斯，被狄俄倪索斯所杀； * 克吕提厄，被赫卡忒用火炬烧死（一说是提堤俄斯被勒托用火炬烧死）； * 弥马斯，被赫淮斯托斯所杀； * 恩克拉多斯，被雅典娜用西西里岛砸死； * 帕拉斯，雅典娜活剥了他的皮； * 玻吕玻忒斯，被波塞冬所杀； * 希波吕托斯，被赫耳墨斯所杀； * 格拉提翁，被阿耳忒弥斯所杀； * 阿格里俄斯，被摩伊赖所杀； * 托翁，被摩伊赖杀死。 其他的癸干忒斯都被宙斯用雷击死，然后赫拉克勒斯又用箭射死了那些奄奄一息者。 古代居住于意大利南部（所谓大希腊）的希腊移民相信，战死的癸干忒斯被众神埋葬在火山下面，因此引发了火山喷发和其它地热现象。 在古代人们经常把癸干忒斯反抗宙斯的叛乱理解为“泰坦的复仇”，因为如果癸干忒斯获胜，其结果将很类似于泰坦复辟。但是没有任何神话学的证据支持这种联系。不过有的苏联学者认为，泰坦战争的神话可能影响了癸干忒斯神话的形成。 癸干忒斯战争是古希腊人最热衷的艺术题材之一，许多希腊瓶画都以其为主题。描述癸干忒斯战争的最著名的艺术品是，今天人们可以在柏林帕加马博物馆中观赏到该祭坛上表现这场战争的宏伟浮雕。 关于癸干忒斯，有另一种不同的说法值得注意。荷马在奥德赛中提到，癸干忒斯是一个野蛮民族，他们的国王叫欧律墨冬，最终被全部消灭。 (zh)
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rdfs:comment في الأساطير اليونانية والرومانية، كان العمالقة، جنساً قوياً وذا عدوانية كبيرة للغاية، جل معاركهم كانت مع الآلهة الأولمبية. وفقاً لـ هسيودوس، كان العمالقة هم نسل غايا (الأرض)، المولود من الدماء التي سقطت عندما تم إسقاط أورانوس (السماء) من قبل ابنه من الجبار كرونوس. * (ar) Κατά την Ελληνική Μυθολογία οι αναφερόμενοι Γίγαντες φέρονται να γεννήθηκαν από το σώμα της Γης όταν έσταξε πάνω του αίμα από την πληγή του Ουρανού μετά τον ακρωτηριασμό που υπέστη από τον Κρόνο. .(βλ. Ησ. Θεογ. 178-186). Με τον ίδιο τρόπο γεννήθηκαν και οι Ερινύες και οι (βλ. ό.π. 178-187). (el) Die Giganten (altgriechisch Γίγαντες Gígantes) sind Gestalten der griechischen Mythologie. Sie versuchten im geläufigsten Mythos, der Gigantomachie, die Olympischen Götter zu stürzen. (de) Erraldoia, antzinako grezieraz: Γίγαντες, Gígantes, "lurretik sortuak", singularrez, Γίγας, Gígas, Greziar mitologian, indartzu eta oldarkor izatea ezaugarri duen izaki bat da, ez preseski erraldoi izateagatik. Gigantomakian kosmosaren nagusitasuna bereganatzeko Olinpiar jainkoekin borrokatzeagatik ezagunak dira. Bere artean bi talde sailkatzen dira, mitologiaren hastapenekoak, Gearen seme-alabak, eta ondorengoak. Kondairen arabera, jainkoek erraldoiak garaitu eta sumendietan lurperatuak izan ziren, eta horregatik sumendi-erupzio eta lurrikaren eragileak direla. (eu) Dans la mythologie grecque, un Géant (en grec ancien Γίγαντες / Gígantes, « nés de la Terre ») est une créature chthonienne issue du sang d'Ouranos (le Ciel), castré par son fils Cronos, sang reçu par Gaïa (la Terre). Un Géant est caractérisé par une stature et une force exceptionnelles. (fr) Dalam mitologi Yunani, Gigant (bahasa Yunani: Γίγαντες) adalah raksasa yang merupakan anak Gaia (bumi). Gaia melahirkan para Gigant setelah dibuahi oleh darah Uranus. (in) ギガース（古代ギリシャ語: Γίγας, Gígas）は、ギリシア神話の巨人を指す言葉である。ただし、この語形は比較的稀で、複数形のギガンテス（古代ギリシャ語: Γίγαντες, Gígantes）で巨人族として言及されることが多い。日本語では長母音を省略してギガスとも呼ばれる。ゼウスの支配を終わらせようと、山々すら簡単に投げ飛ばす怪力を武器に大軍でオリュンポスの神々に戦いを挑んだ。ギガースは神には殺されない能力を持っていたが、神々によって島や山脈を投げ付けられて封印されたり、半分人間である大英雄ヘーラクレースによって射殺されたりと、結局は惨敗を喫してしまった。 (ja) 기간테스(그리스어: Γίγαντες)는 그리스 신화에 나오는 거인족으로 ‘대지의 여신’ 가이아의 자식들이다. 크로노스가 아버지 우라노스를 거세하고 패권을 잡을 때 거세된 우라노스의 성기에서 떨어진 피가 대지에 떨어져 이 거인족이 태어났다고 한다. 단수형으로는 기가스라고 한다. (ko) In de Griekse mythologie waren de Giganten (Oudgrieks: Γίγαντες, Gigantes) ontzaglijke reuzen, met vreselijke aangezichten, lange verwarde haren, die van hoofd en kin afhingen, en van geschubde drakenstaarten in plaats van voeten voorzien. Ze tonen enige gelijkenis met de Jötun uit de Noordse mythologie. (nl) Giganci (lm gr. Γίγαντες Gígantes, łac. Gigantes, lp gr. Gigas, Gigantos, łac. Gigant) – w mitologii greckiej olbrzymy o wężowych splotach zamiast nóg. Uchodzili za synów Uranosa (zrodzili się z krwi, która wyciekła z rany Uranosa, gdy został okaleczony przez Kronosa) i Gai lub Tartara i Gai. (pl) Гига́нты (др.-греч. Γίγαντες; ед. ч. Γίγας) — в древнегреческой мифологии великаны. У Гесиода гиганты являются божествами, сыновьями Геи (Земли), которая была оплодотворена каплями крови, упавшими из отрезанных Кроносом половых органов Урана (Неба), а также семенем своего второго мужа — жестокого и ужасного божества Тартара. По Гомеру, дикие, исполинские и родственные богам существа (порождены Геей); их царь Евримедонт был убит богами, со всем народом, за нечестие. (ru) Gigantes (em grego clássico: Γίγαντες; romaniz.: Gígantes; sing. Γίγας, Gígas), na mitologia grega, eram seres de grande força e agressão, embora não necessariamente de grande tamanho, conhecida pela Gigantomaquia, sua batalha contra os deuses do Olimpo. (pt) Гіга́нти (грец. Γίγαντες — «велетні», однина — Γίγας) — дикий, близький до богів рід велетнів (синів Геї та Урана) у давньогрецькій міфології, винищених богами-олімпійцями. (uk) Giganti jsou obludní dlouhovlasí obři v řecké mytologii. Když Kronos srpem, který mu dala Gaia, zbavil Úrana mužství, z Úranovy krve zrodila Gaia Giganty. Známými Giganty jsou např.: Alkyoneus, Athos, Klytios, Enkelados, Polybotes nebo Echion. Byli potomky starších bohů, než byli bohové olympští, vynikali nesmírnou silou, a proto neuznávali vládu olympského Dia. Uposlechli svou matku, když je podněcovala ke vzpouře proti olympským bohům. Protože tito obři byli vlivem kouzelné rostliny nezranitelní, Olympanů se nebáli a připravili jim krušné chvíle. Zeus povolal na pomoc svého syna Hérakla. (cs) En la mitología griega, los Gigantes (en griego antiguo Γίγαντες, ‘nacidos de la tierra’) son una raza caracterizada por su fuerza y agresividad excepcionales (no necesariamente por su tamaño).​ Son conocidos por la Gigantomaquia, su lucha contra los dioses olímpicos por la supremacía del cosmos.​ Conviene distinguir entre ellos a los Gigantes de la mitología primordial, hijos de Gea, de los concebidos posteriormente. Se dice que los Gigantes que fueron derrotados fueron enterrados bajo volcanes, y que estos eran los causantes de las erupciones volcánicas y terremotos. (es) In Greek and Roman mythology, the Giants, also called Gigantes (Greek: Γίγαντες, Gígantes, singular: Γίγας, Gígas), were a race of great strength and aggression, though not necessarily of great size. They were known for the Gigantomachy (or Gigantomachia), their battle with the Olympian gods. According to Hesiod, the Giants were the offspring of Gaia (Earth), born from the blood that fell when Uranus (Sky) was castrated by his Titan son Cronus. The vanquished Giants were said to be buried under volcanoes and to be the cause of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. (en) I giganti (chiamati anche Ctoni) sono figure mitiche e leggendarie (dèi, demoni, mostri, uomini primitivi) della mitologia greca, accomunate dalla caratteristica altezza. Secondo i greci, alcuni giganti (per esempio Encelado) erano sepolti da allora nelle profondità della terra; i terremoti erano interpretati come sussulti di queste creature sepolte. Altre creature gigantesche della mitologia greca, i ciclopi (Κύκλωπες), gli ecatonchiri (Ἑκατόγχειρες) i titani, sono però distinte dai gigantes. Nella mitologia greca, giganti sono diversi personaggi, di solito divisi in due categorie: (it) Giganter var i grekisk mytologi enligt Homeros ett jättelikt, vilt och trotsigt folkslag i den avlägsna västern, vid Oceanos strand. De hatades av gudarna och blev därför snart utrotade. Den främsta och bäst bevarade beskrivningen återfinns i Hesiodos Theogonin. De kämpade mot olympens gudar i en strid som kallas gigantomakin (gigantstriden). Giganterna skall inte förväxlas med titanerna, som enligt grekisk mytologi var äldre gudar än giganterna. Titanerna är också odödliga till skillnad från giganterna. (sv) 癸干忒斯（希腊语：Γίγαντες，也可译为巨灵）希腊神话中身形雄伟、力大无穷的巨人族。癸干忒斯与奥林帕斯神之间的战争，即所谓癸干忒斯战争（Gigantomachy），是希腊神话中继之后最伟大的神祇战争。 癸干忒斯共有150人，是大地女神盖亚与天神乌拉诺斯的孩子。盖亚与乌拉诺斯先后生育了12个提坦、3个独眼巨人和3个百臂巨人；乌拉诺斯无休止的生殖使盖亚非常痛苦，于是她怂恿提坦去阉割他们的父亲。只有最小的泰坦克罗诺斯敢去做这件事，他用一把大镰刀阉割了乌拉诺斯。乌拉诺斯喷出的鲜血被盖亚吸收，后者因此生下了癸干忒斯。 在古希腊神话集《书库》（传统上认为此书为所作，但现代学者大多已否定此说）中详细地描述了癸干忒斯的出生。癸干忒斯出生于（现名卡桑德拉半岛），有人的上身和龙的尾巴，相貌极其可怕。 命运决定癸干忒斯最终将死于与奥林帕斯眾神之间的战争，当人类英雄前来帮助众神战斗时，就是癸干忒斯战死之时。盖亚知道这件事，于是就寻找一种不死仙草，希望救癸干忒斯的命；但是宙斯提前割走了仙草，破坏了盖亚的计划。 后来癸干忒斯果然起来反抗宙斯的统治，这就是癸干忒斯战争。癸干忒斯们的领袖是阿尔库俄纽斯和；在这两个的领导下，他们企图把、和疊在一起，好爬到奥林波斯山上去。诸神为了迎战，把独眼巨人和百臂巨人都找来帮忙。按照雅典娜的建议，宙斯召来了他的儿子、凡人英雄赫拉克勒斯，因为神谕显示必须有他参与才能战胜癸干忒斯。 (zh)
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