Stachtopoúta
Published on Mar 09, 2018
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Long ago in the palace of Crete, there was a handsome king.
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He even caught the eye of the goddess Aphrodite. They had a daughter. Aphrodite left after that.
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Despite being a gift from Aphrodite the king hated his daughter.
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The king would often hold feasts and only let Stachtopoúta have his scraps.
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Despite her tiny portions she still had faith, sacrificed, and prayed to the gods.
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The gods took pity on her and sent nymphs to help.
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The gods also gave her a ship to get to Athens.
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He waited until she was on a balcony and pushed her off.
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This was the greatest sin in the eyes of the gods.
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On the way back to Crete the king's ship was sunk.
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The king was sent to the field of punishment.
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Stachtopoúta was taken to Olympus by Hermes.
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The gods made her a goddess for her suffering and her faith in them.
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She became Písti the goddess of faith.
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Písti lived the rest of however gods live living happily ever after.
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