Titan Prometheus

Prometheus, Titan Prometheus, Greek mythology, Pandora, torture Prometheus, theft of fire

Prometheus – Titan of Providence and Donor of Fire Prometheus is one of the most famous and beloved forms of Greek mythology, god of welfare, wisdom and intelligent advice. Although considered Titan, he did not belong to the primary Titan generation· was the son of Japetus and Klymeni (or, in some traditions, ...More

The myth of Atlantis

Atlantis, the lost kingdom of the Atlanteans, featuring circular architecture, temples dedicated to Poseidon, and concentric canals in Greek mythology

Atlantis: the lost kingdom of the Atlantics and the myth of divine hybrid Atlantis doesn't just belong in the realm of myth· It is located at the border between the philosophy, cosmogony and moral teaching of ancient Greece. It is one of the most enigmatic and timeless myths, a lost world where Atlantis, descendants of gods and...More

Nephele

Nefeli, divine form of clouds, in ancient Greek mythology

☁️ Nefeli in Ancient Greek Mythology The Divine Form of Water, Fraud, and Punishment Nefeli is one of the most enigmatic and less known forms of ancient Greek mythology. Associated with clouds, rain, and divine deception, Nefeli is not just a personification of natural phenomenon, but a ...More

Achilles in Ancient Greek Mythology

Ο Αχιλλέας, ο μεγαλύτερος ήρωας του Τρωικού Πολέμου, σε εικονογράφηση εμπνευσμένη από την αρχαία ελληνική τέχνη.

Achilles – Vertical Table Name :Achille Parents Peleus and Thetis Residence Phthia (Thessalian), Troy (camp) Roles and Responsibilities Top hero of the Trojan War, leader of the Myrmidons, symbol of valor and rage Other Names Peleides Syzymens Deidameia Children Neoptolemos (Pyros) Symbols Dory, shield, Armor Achilles, speed, heel (Achileus heel) Roman Name Achilles The Hero of the Iliad, the...More

The Fates : The Goddesses of Destiny

The three Fates of Greek mythology weave the thread of fate, with Closto, Lahesi and Atro in atmospheric artistic depiction

The Fates – or Fates – are a group of three gods who weave and assign individual destinies to mortals at their birth. Their names are Cloto (the Clote), Lahesis (the Alote) and Atrotos (the Rigid). In the oldest myths, they were daughters of Nyx, but later, they are more often depicted as descendants of Jupiter and...More