Amalthea Nais
The Apollodorus and the «Library» of: The great collector of Greek myths Apollodorus the Athenian stands out as one of the most important grammarians and novelists of the Hellenistic period. He lived about 180 to 110 BC, with much of his life flowing to Alexandria, the spiritual capital of the time. There he came in...More
Discover the mythical love of nymph Calypso and Ulysses in the Odyssey, a story of nostalgia and choice.
Zeus, the powerful god of Olympus in Greek mythology, comes alive through a unique page of painting for children! Download the printable PDF for free and let the children color the king of the gods with thunder, clouds and mythical elements. Activity helps creativity and knows children the fascinating world of ancient Greece. ...More
Medusa is one of the most famous figures of Greek mythology, a Mermaid with snake hair that turns to stone anyone who looks at her. On this page you will find a printable painting of Medusa in pure black and white style, ideal for children and adults who love Greek mythology. 🖨️ Printing Directions For better ...More
Free Pegasus painting for printing in PDF. Mythical winged horse of Greek mythology for children and creative coloring. 🖨️ Printing Instructions For best result: The legend of Pegasus Pegasus was born of Medusa's blood when Perseus decapitated it. He was a divine horse with wings, connected to the Muses and inspiration. ...More
Discover the lesser known secrets of Athena, from Erichthonian and owl to the inventions and heroes of mythology.
The myth of Achilles heel explains how the almost invulnerable Achilles found death from an arrow in his only weak area, the heel. The text examines the evolution of myth from Homer to later sources and shows how the phrase became a symbol of every critical weakness in humans, systems and organisms.
Discover the myth of Dioskouros, Beaver and Polydeukis, brotherly love, sacrifice and immortality in Gemini.
Who was Leda in Greek mythology? Discover the myth with Zeus-kyknos, her children and its timeless significance.
Ancient Greece, beyond the cradle of culture, philosophy and arts, has been a scene of countless war encounters. From the epic conflicts that mythology tells to the historical wars of the cities-states, the Greeks faced the war not only as a conflict for survival, but also as a means of testing valor, strategy and honor. Through...More