| I. Use the books
on cart (mythology)
II. Useful Internet
sites are listed below:
- Bulfinch's
Mythology
Access to a wealth of information about the Olympian gods. Almost
all of the Internet's ancient images of and textual references
to these deities of ancient Greece and Rome are available through
this gateway. For each of
15 Olympian gods--from Aphrodite through Zeus--you may select
a directory of either images or text.
Comprehensive guide
to myths of Greece, containing sections on major events in Greek
mythology; individual entries for divine, mortal, and semi-divine
characters; genealogical tables; maps; a bibliography of ancient
and modern sources; and an extensive set of links to sites of
Classical interest.
- Mythweb
Greek mythology - colorful cartoon depictions (some animated)
of the world of Greek gods and heroes. Also included is an Illustrated
Encyclopedia of Greek Mythology which contains detailed definitions
as well as cross references from the Latin names of the deities.
From the Shefton Museum,
this website shows you some of the objects from their exhibits,
discusses Greek life and mythology.
- Hercules
A straightforward, easy to understand site which tells the stories
of the Greek mythological hero, Hercules. The tales include Hercules'
12 labors, his triumph over the giants, and the influential women
who took part in his feats.
From Tufts University,
this site indexes Greek art from many differerent collections.
Look through a massive collection of art objects including coins,
vases, and over 1400 sculptures. Each catalog entry has a description
of the object and its context; most have images.
A collection of 50 pieces
from the Metropolitan Museum in New York City.
Greek examples from
the permanent collection at Emory University.
A collection of Greek
art from the University of Pennsylvania.
World's Best Poetry
Type
in the name of your God and you will find poetry examples.
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