Amalthea Nais
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
Meet Pana, god of nature, forests and shepherds, the form of half a man-half goat who gave birth to the myth of panic.
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
Perseus is one of the most iconic heroes of Greek mythology: the son of Zeus and Danae, defeats Medusa with the help of the gods, saves Andromeda and unwittingly fulfills a fatal prophecy. His myth combines bravery, wisdom, divine intervention and the irresistible power of fate.
Discover Nefeli in ancient Greek mythology, the divine form of cloud associated with Ixiona, hybrid and punishment.
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 deluge of Deucalion is one of the most shocking myths of ancient Greek tradition, an account of the punishment, destruction, and the rebirth of mankind. «Zeus threw plenty of rain from heaven to flood most of Greece, resulting in the destruction of all people, except those ... More
The Fates in Greek mythology: I am called, Lachesis, and Atrothal weave the destiny, life, and death of gods and men.
Discover the role of Erins in Greek mythology as gods of vengeance, guilt, divine justice and moral order.
Discover the Cheres, the ethnic death spirits of Greek mythology, their role, etymology and symbolism.