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'''Hera, Lord of Kobol''', watched [[Athena, Lord of Kobol|Athena]] commit suicide by throwing herself from a mountain, in despair over the exodus of the Thirteen Tribes of Man. The point Athena fell from is now referred to as the [[Gates of Hera]]. The Gates mark the entrance to the [[Tomb of Athena]] on [[Kobol (RDM)|Kobol]]. | '''Hera, Lord of Kobol''', watched [[Athena, Lord of Kobol|Athena]] commit suicide by throwing herself from a mountain, in despair over the exodus of the Thirteen Tribes of Man. The point Athena fell from is now referred to as the [[Gates of Hera]]. The Gates mark the entrance to the [[Tomb of Athena]] on [[Kobol (RDM)|Kobol]]. | ||
The [[oracle]] [[Dodona Selloi]] tells a [[Number Three]] that the child named after the "wife" of Zeus ([[Hera Agathon]]) is still alive ([[Exodus, Part I]]). | The [[oracle]] [[Dodona Selloi]] tells a [[Number Three]] that the child named after the "wife and sister" of Zeus ([[Hera Agathon]]) is still alive ([[Exodus, Part I]]). | ||
[[Gaius Baltar]] discerns a cryptic notation of Hera's role as wife of Zeus to determine vital information about the [[Eye of Jupiter]] ([[The Passage]]). | [[Gaius Baltar]] discerns a cryptic notation of Hera's role as wife of Zeus to determine vital information about the [[Eye of Jupiter]] ([[The Passage]]). | ||
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- For the daughter of Karl and Sharon Agathon, see Hera Agathon. For general information on the Lords of Kobol and Colonial religion in the Re-imagined Series, see Religion in the Twelve Colonies.
Hera, Lord of Kobol, watched Athena commit suicide by throwing herself from a mountain, in despair over the exodus of the Thirteen Tribes of Man. The point Athena fell from is now referred to as the Gates of Hera. The Gates mark the entrance to the Tomb of Athena on Kobol.
The oracle Dodona Selloi tells a Number Three that the child named after the "wife and sister" of Zeus (Hera Agathon) is still alive (Exodus, Part I).
Gaius Baltar discerns a cryptic notation of Hera's role as wife of Zeus to determine vital information about the Eye of Jupiter (The Passage).