Who is the god of art in ancient Greek mythology? Dionysus or Muse or Apollo?

Muse (Greek: μ ο υ σ α ι; Latin: Musae；; English: Muse is the general name of nine ancient literary goddesses in charge of art and science in Greek mythology. They represent myths and legends expressed through traditional music and dance, that is, poems handed down from the times.

In Homer's epic, sometimes there is a muse, and sometimes there are several muses. Without mentioning their personal names, they only say that they love singers and give them encouragement and inspiration. Hesiod said in his genealogy that they were the daughters of nine golden belts born to Zeus, the king of gods, and Mnemosyne, the memory goddess of Titan. Alkman thinks they are older than Zeus. They are the three daughters of Uranus and Gaia.

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The muse in Greek mythology is the god of art and youth, and European poets often compare her to a symbol of inspiration and art. The goddess of the sixth sense, also known as the muse.

The Muse Nine Sisters also appeared in many music competitions, and the Muse was the referee in the music competition between Apollo and Marchionos. After orpheus's death, the Muse collected and buried orpheus's broken body. Tamiris challenged the Muse, who punished his arrogance and blinded him.

According to legend, the Greek Chronicle written by Pausanias described a banshee Sai Ren with a human face and a bird's body, because she failed in the music competition with the Muse, but at the cost that her wings were pulled out, so she could never fly. Later, the Muse wove the wings of Sai Ren Banshee into a crown symbolizing their victory.

Because the Muses were born in Ypya, they are also called Pieri Des. In Ovid's mythical epic Metamorphosis, Pieri Des is regarded as another group of nine sisters with the same name as the Muse.

Daughters of Pierre King eros. Later, due to complacency, I challenged the Muse, and finally lost to the Muse in the singing contest, and all the staff became magpies.

The nine muses are: Kalliope, Cleo, Juttel Pei, Tessie Corey, erato, Talia, Bologna, Bolsh Viva and Urana.

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