Four Myths You Might Not Know

Venus, injured by Diomedes, with golden ichos flowing from her wrist, in a style of ancient Greek black-figure angiography.

Greek mythology is full of known stories, but it also hides less known myths with particular symbolism. Below discover four fascinating accounts that escape the usual. Greek Mythology: An Inexhaustible Treasure of Histories and Symbolisms Greek mythology is one of the most important pillars of global civilization. Through the ancient Greek myths, people tried ... More

The Legend of Frixos and Helle

Frixos and Ellie on the golden-haired ram in dramatic style with intense contrast of light and shadow

The myth of Frixus and Ellie is one of the most characteristic accounts of ancient Greek mythology, linking the theme of divine intervention with human tragedy, salvation and memory. The story of the two brothers, who escape death on a golden ram, results in a dramatic separation, leaving an indelible imprint... More

The Myth of Zeus and Europa: Analysis, Symbolism

Myth of Jupiter and Europe – Symbolism and Analysis

The myth of Zeus and Europe is one of the most iconic and multi-significant myths of ancient Greek mythology, with deep symbolic, cultural and geographical implications. His account is not limited to a simple love story between God and mortal, but is associated with issues of power, identity, colonization and cultural diffusion in the ancient world. 1. ... More

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