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| − | Ate is in Greek mythology the goddess of strife and mischief, also of vengeance; and was banished by her father Zeus, for the annoyance she gave him, from heaven to earth, where she has not been idle since.<ref>{{Nuttall|Ate}}</ref> | + | '''Ate''' is in Greek mythology the goddess of strife and mischief, also of [[vengeance]]; and was banished by her father [[Zeus]], for the annoyance she gave him, from heaven to earth, where she has not been idle since.<ref>{{Nuttall|Ate}}</ref> |
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Ate is in Greek mythology the goddess of strife and mischief, also of vengeance; and was banished by her father Zeus, for the annoyance she gave him, from heaven to earth, where she has not been idle since.[1]
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- â Nuttall Encyclopedia of General Knowledge, article on Ate originally published in 1907 written by Reverend James Wood