The story of Arianas, the legend of Arias

Arenas was also the top scorer before

According to Greek mythology, there was a labyrinth in the ancient kingdom of Crete, and in it lived a monster named Minoto, who was headed by a bull. Every nine years, the king of Crete sacrificed seven maidens and seven boys to the Minotto monsters to devour. At that time, there was a hero named theseus in Adigah, who was determined to kill this man-eating monster and rid the people of harm.

However, it is not difficult to enter the maze and kill monsters, the difficult thing is how to get out of the maze afterwards. At this time, Arias, the princess of the king of Crete, fell in love with the hero Theseus and was determined to help him establish his feats, so he gave him a ball of thread, and the plug knotted the end of the thread at the entrance of the labyrinth, and then led the ball into the labyrinth, killed the monster Minoto, and then walked out of the labyrinth along the thread. This is the story of the famous Greek myth of heroes, the Arias Regiment.

In the past, the statue was also called "Venus" or mistakenly called the "Goddess of Discord" (the name of the Goddess of Discord was Arius). According to the Japanese edition of the "Compendium of World Cultural History" and the 1978 Japanese edition of "Sketching Techniques", it is now believed that this image is not Princess Arias or other goddesses, but the Greek god of wine, Dionysos, also known as Bacchus. It was the son of Zeus and Semele.

The ancient Greeks worshipped him as a god who blessed the growth of grapes and winemaking, and the sacrifice was accompanied by drama, also known as the god of drama. On the statue, it is mostly shown as a feminine and beautiful youth. The braided hair with a headband and a shawl is a characteristic of the image of Daunissus, the god of wine.

This statue is delicately carved and beautifully imaged, and it is a model commonly used for sketching. The nose and lower lip of the original were later retouched, which is no longer visible from the plaster cast.

Gilbert Arenas.

gilbert arenas

Position: Defender.

Birthday: 1 06 82

Height: Weight: 93kg

Team: Washington Wizards Graduate School: Arizona University

Graduated in '03.

He scored a career-high 41 points against the Wizards on March 23, 2002, was named "Rookie of the Month" in the Western Conference in April 2002, scored a career-high 15 assists against the Memphis Grizzlies on November 11, 2002, and won the Most Improved Player award in the 2002-03 season.

In May 2003, he scored a career-high 12 rebounds against the Spurs and was named the Most Valuable Player of the 2003 Rookie Match.

The nicknames are "and" gil".

The father who most admired him, Gilbert Alonas (an excellent actor), was a central defender on the University of Miami football team.

Gilbert Arenas 0 Position: Point guard.

Height: m 6'4

Weight: 97 kg 214 lbs.

Birthday: 1982-01-06

Team: Washington Wizards.

Draft: 2nd place in the 2nd round in 2001.

School: arizona

Nationality: American.

Salary for the season: $14.5 million.

Contract: 6 years, 111 million, signed in July 12, 2008, expired in the summer of 2014.

Gilbert Arenas.

Position: Point Guard, Scoring Guard.

Height 6 feet 4 inches template:height

Weight 210 lbs.

Nationality: American.

Birthday January 6, 1982

Los Angeles, California.

High School Grant High School, California, Van Nuys

Colleges of the University of Arizona.

Team Washington Wizards.

Draft pick in the second round, 31st pick in 2001

Golden State Warriors. Career Golden State Warriors 2001 2003

Washington Wizards 2003

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Gilbert Arenas (born January 6, 1982) is an American basketball star who plays as a point guard and shooting guard and currently plays for the NBA Washington Wizards with the No. 0 on his back. He is also a member of the U.S. men's national basketball team.

Born in Los Angeles and attending the University of Arizona, Arenas entered the 2001 draft and was selected by the Golden State Warriors at No. 31 in the second round. People didn't think much of his talent, so he chose the number 0 as his jersey when he entered college, because that was what some critics thought was his most likely playing time. [1]

Upon entering the NBA, Arenas quickly showed his talents, and in 2003, he won the Most Improved Player award. That same year, he signed with the Washington Wizards as a free agent.

His first year with the Wizards didn't go well, spending most of his time on the injury list. But the following year, after he fully recovered from injury, he formed a strong backcourt with Larry Hughes and was selected for that year's All-Star Game. He led the Wizards to the playoffs for the first time in six years and ranked seventh in the league in points per game average.

In the 2005-06 season, Arenas finished fourth in the league with points and steals and led the team to the second round of the playoffs.

Arenas, who can play both playmaking and shooting guards, is the quintessential score-first guard with a modest assist count. But because of his prowess at breakouts, Arenas is considered one of the best playmaking guards in the NBA. Another point of criticism for Arenas is his shooting percentage, which he often scores more than 30 points, but always wastes many scoring opportunities, and his shooting percentage is even below 40%.

Arenas Americans.

Point guard height.

Now playing for the Washington Wizards.