Greek Mythology


Greek Mythology
Greek mythology: Poseidon by Anastasia Varnava Myths and Gods in Greek mythology were created by Greek people in an attempt to explain natural phenomena like volcano eruptions, life after death as well as their own human nature. As many other ancient people, Greek people tried to explain the cre... More> Greek mythology: Calchas by Dawn E Denmar Calchas was the Greek prophet who played a major part throughout the Trojan Wars. Whilst many are vaguely aware of some of the history of Troy, it is virtually impossible to describe the role played by Calchas within Greek mythology without some det... More>
	Monsters in Greek mythology by Paula Testerman Greek Mythology Greek myths have been rooted in our minds through the interpretation of many years of documentation from various cultures and religious beliefs. Greek mythology, being one of the more popular genres, came from various accounts and wr... More> Looking at the popularity of Greek mythology by Steve Gregory You'd have to be living under a rock to have never heard of any of the characters of Greek mythology. There are Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Athene (or Athena, if you prefer), Aphrodite, Artemis, Hermes, Ares, and many, many others. There are also their Ro... More>
Greek mythology: Who is Dionysus? by Frances Stanford In Greek mythology, Dionysus is the god of wine, vegetation, peace and the arts of civilization. He was born to Zeus, the King of the Gods, and a mortal woman named Semele and was the only god who was not completely divine in his origins. In Roman m... More> Greek mythology: What were nectar and ambrosia by Patricia Graves In Greek mythology, the gods and goddesses are often described as consuming nectar and ambrosia. Nectar is a sweet drink which gave immortality to any mortal who would be fortunate enough to drink it. Ambrosia is the heavenly food of the Greek gods ... More>
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