Achilles – Hero of Iliad and Trojan War
Achilles, the greatest hero of Greek mythology, and his history in the Trojan War, the Menidas and the duel with Hector.
Semi-gods
Semi-gods of Greek Mythology
Discover the greatest half-gods of Greek mythology through legends, feats and epic stories. Learn about Hercules, Perseus, Achilles, Theseus and other mythical heroes born to gods and mortals, leaving an indelible mark on ancient Greek tradition.
Perseus: The hero who defeated Medusa and saved Andromeda
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.
Achilles in Ancient Greek Mythology
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
Bellerophon: The hero who defeated Chimera and fell from the insult
Bellerophon is one of the most iconic heroes of Greek mythology: he tames Pegasus, defeats Chimera and is tested in Lycia, before his hybrid leads to divine punishment. His myth combines heroism, ambition and fall, becoming a timeless lesson about the boundaries of human pursuit.
Theseus: His myth, his feats and role in Athens
Theseus is one of the most important heroes of Greek mythology and a central form of Athens. With dual origins from Aegeas and Poseidon, he stands out for his feats on the road to Athens, his victory over Minotaur and the unification of Attica, symbolizing order, justice and political identity.
Hercules: The iconic hero of Greek mythology
Hercules is the most iconic hero of Greek mythology, the son of Zeus and Alcmene, known for his 12 feats, his superhuman strength and endurance. The text presents its origin, abilities, character, death and apothecism, as well as its timeless worship in Greece.