TheEthni beings of Greek mythologyThey are associated with the earth, the underworld, death, and invisible forces that affect the fate of humans. Deities and demon forms, such as Furies, Cheries and other dark presences, express the concept of divine justice, punishment and inevitable fate. Ethnic beings were worshiped with special rituals, often different from those of the Olympian gods, highlighting their particular and often terrible character. The ancient secretariat offers valuable testimonies about their role, presenting them as an integral part of the secular balance.
Cerberos is one of the most famous and terrifying mythical creatures of Greek mythology. He guards Hades' entrance and does not allow the dead to leave nor the living to enter without permission. His form, his function in the world of the gods and his symbols make him a central figure in Greek mythology. ...More
Lamia belongs to the darkest and most important figures of Greek mythology. It combines elements of tragedy, punishment and fear, while its history reflects deeper human concerns about motherhood, loss and revenge. From a queen and mistress of a god, Lamia turns into a demonic existence that haunts people's imagination, especially as a threat...More