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Persephone (Kore) Art PrintPersephone and Kore are two names associated with the same figure in Greek mythology, representing different aspects of her life and character. Persephone, whose name means "she who brings destruction," is the queen of the Underworld and the wife of Hades. Kore, meaning "maiden" or "girl," refers to Persephone's earlier life as the daughter of the harvest goddess Demeter. The myth of Persephone and Kore centers around the abduction of Kore by Hades,

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