The goddess of the sixth sense, also known as the muse, is actually the nine daughters of Zeus. These nine goddesses are called Muses in Greek mythology, and each of them is in charge of one of many arts from painting to music. These goddesses can best inspire artists' creative inspiration. Muse is the name of nine goddesses in Greek mythology, who are in charge of poetry, song, dance and history. It is also generally considered as an elegant name for poets. Plug is actually another translation of Muse "(a messy translation). Muse (Greek μ ο υ σ α ι, Latin Muse) is the general name of the goddess of science and art in ancient Greek mythology, born by Zeus and Mnemosyne, the goddess of memory. The number of muses varies, including three goddesses and nine goddesses. Born in Elijah at the foot of Mount Olympus, Muse often roams in Mount Helicon and Mount PaNasos (both famous mountains in ancient Greece). When the gods of Olympus hold banquets, they often sing and dance; They are technical teachers and protectors of singers and musicians, and give artistic inspiration to poets and singers, so they are especially respected by writers and poets. Muse, the daughter of Zeus and the goddess of Titan's memory, has nine people. Also known as the god of Muse or Pierre, because they were born in Pierre. They are calliope (eloquence and narrative poem), clio (history), urania (astronomy), melpomene (tragedy), thalia (comedy), Teppes Goli (dance) and Eletto (erato, love poem).
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