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En la mitología griega, Kakía o Caquia (en griego Κακία) era una Daemon que personificaba el vicio y la inmoralidad. Era descrita como una horrenda mujer gorda y vanidosa, muy maquillada y vestida con ropa reveladora. Intentaba tentar a las personas para que se volviesen malas, siendo su tentación más famosa la de Heracles, el más grande y más famoso de los héroes divinos en la mitología griega. Su espíritu opuesto era Areté, la virtud. Se cree que podría ser hija de Nix, y vivía en el mundo subterráneo junto a los otros Daemones.
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| dbo:abstract | Kakia (Ancient Greek: Κακίαν) (meaning bad and evil), the Greek goddess of vice and moral badness, abominations (presumably, sin or crime), was depicted as a vain, plump, and heavily made-up woman dressed in revealing clothes. She was presented as the opposite of Areté, goddess of excellence and virtue. According to Gnostics, Kakia is believed to be the child of the first angel and Authadia. Her siblings were Zelos (emulation), Phthonus (envy), Erinnys (fury), and Epithymia (lust). Kakia tried to tempt many people to become evil, but her most famous temptation was that of Heracles (a.k.a. Hercules), one of the most famous divine heroes in Greek mythology. She offered him a pleasant and easy life, devoid of hardships whereas Arete offered a glorious life but where work and effort would be needed. Heracles saw Kakia's true colours when she revealed her name and thus the meaning of it in the below conversation: You shall have the fruits of others' toil, and refrain from nothing that can bring you gain. For to my companions I give authority to pluck advantage where they will."Now when Heracles heard this, he asked, "Lady, pray what is your name?""My friends call me Happiness," she said, "but among those that hate me I am nicknamed Kakia. —Excerpt from Xenophon, Memorabilia 2.1.21 telling of her competition with Arete to sway Heracles to her side (evil). (en) En la mitología griega, Kakía o Caquia (en griego Κακία) era una Daemon que personificaba el vicio y la inmoralidad. Era descrita como una horrenda mujer gorda y vanidosa, muy maquillada y vestida con ropa reveladora. Intentaba tentar a las personas para que se volviesen malas, siendo su tentación más famosa la de Heracles, el más grande y más famoso de los héroes divinos en la mitología griega. Su espíritu opuesto era Areté, la virtud. Se cree que podría ser hija de Nix, y vivía en el mundo subterráneo junto a los otros Daemones. (es) Kakia (Grec ancien: Κακίαν), est une déesse Grecque du vice et de l'immoralité, décrite comme étant vaniteuse, fortement maquillée et habillée de façon légère. Elle a tenté d'entraîner Héraclès dans ses vices. (fr) Cacia (in greco: Kακία, Kakia; in latino: Cacia) è la dea greca dello spirito tentatore del vizio e del crimine. È raffigurata come una donna vana, grassoccia e pesantemente truccata. Cerca di invogliare gli esseri umani a diventare cattivi, e la sua più celebre tentazione è quella di traviare Eracle, il più grande e famoso degli eroi divini della mitologia greca. Il suo opposto è Areté (Αρετη), dea della virtù. (it) Na mitologia grega, Cacia ou Kakía (em grego Κακία) era uma Daemon que personificava o vício e a imoralidade. Ela era descrita como uma mulher carnuda, macia e vaidosa, muito maquiada e vestida com roupas reveladoras. Seu Daemon oposto era , a virtude. Acredita-se que sejam filhas de Nix por si mesma, viviam no mundo subterrâneo junto aos outros Daemones. {{referências}} (pt) 卡喀亚（Kakia，其拉丁語為同音的Cacia）,是希臘神話中代表墮落和惡德（罪惡或是犯罪）的女神，通常被描繪成體態豐滿、衣著暴露、虛榮做作、畫著濃妝的婦女。她常常引誘人類走上邪惡的道路。 關於卡喀亚最出名的事件是，她和她的對立神（代表美德）爭取年輕的赫拉克勒斯而最終遭到拒絕：當赫拉克勒斯問道：“夫人，你能告訴我你的名字嗎？”卡喀亚回答道：“我的朋友都叫我做幸福，但是那些恨我的人給了我個綽號‘卡喀亚’（意指邪惡）。” (zh) |
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| rdfs:comment | En la mitología griega, Kakía o Caquia (en griego Κακία) era una Daemon que personificaba el vicio y la inmoralidad. Era descrita como una horrenda mujer gorda y vanidosa, muy maquillada y vestida con ropa reveladora. Intentaba tentar a las personas para que se volviesen malas, siendo su tentación más famosa la de Heracles, el más grande y más famoso de los héroes divinos en la mitología griega. Su espíritu opuesto era Areté, la virtud. Se cree que podría ser hija de Nix, y vivía en el mundo subterráneo junto a los otros Daemones. (es) Kakia (Grec ancien: Κακίαν), est une déesse Grecque du vice et de l'immoralité, décrite comme étant vaniteuse, fortement maquillée et habillée de façon légère. Elle a tenté d'entraîner Héraclès dans ses vices. (fr) Cacia (in greco: Kακία, Kakia; in latino: Cacia) è la dea greca dello spirito tentatore del vizio e del crimine. È raffigurata come una donna vana, grassoccia e pesantemente truccata. Cerca di invogliare gli esseri umani a diventare cattivi, e la sua più celebre tentazione è quella di traviare Eracle, il più grande e famoso degli eroi divini della mitologia greca. Il suo opposto è Areté (Αρετη), dea della virtù. (it) Na mitologia grega, Cacia ou Kakía (em grego Κακία) era uma Daemon que personificava o vício e a imoralidade. Ela era descrita como uma mulher carnuda, macia e vaidosa, muito maquiada e vestida com roupas reveladoras. Seu Daemon oposto era , a virtude. Acredita-se que sejam filhas de Nix por si mesma, viviam no mundo subterrâneo junto aos outros Daemones. {{referências}} (pt) 卡喀亚（Kakia，其拉丁語為同音的Cacia）,是希臘神話中代表墮落和惡德（罪惡或是犯罪）的女神，通常被描繪成體態豐滿、衣著暴露、虛榮做作、畫著濃妝的婦女。她常常引誘人類走上邪惡的道路。 關於卡喀亚最出名的事件是，她和她的對立神（代表美德）爭取年輕的赫拉克勒斯而最終遭到拒絕：當赫拉克勒斯問道：“夫人，你能告訴我你的名字嗎？”卡喀亚回答道：“我的朋友都叫我做幸福，但是那些恨我的人給了我個綽號‘卡喀亚’（意指邪惡）。” (zh) Kakia (Ancient Greek: Κακίαν) (meaning bad and evil), the Greek goddess of vice and moral badness, abominations (presumably, sin or crime), was depicted as a vain, plump, and heavily made-up woman dressed in revealing clothes. She was presented as the opposite of Areté, goddess of excellence and virtue. According to Gnostics, Kakia is believed to be the child of the first angel and Authadia. Her siblings were Zelos (emulation), Phthonus (envy), Erinnys (fury), and Epithymia (lust). (en) |
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