Greek Myth Gallery
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Statuette of Pan. 2nd cent. CE, thought to be a copy of a lost original of the 4th cent. BCE; artis
The head of Heracles, of the Farnese type. Unknown Roman artist, 1st cent. CE. Now in the Metropol
Plouton, god of wealth, holds a cornucopia, opposite Demeter, who holds a scepter and plough. Attic
chotomy:Iliad mini comix, books 1-8! yes i am going to do all 24 books! pray for me!more iliad stuff
thoodleoo:small…….
lalumena:Created a Telemachus Twitter account for a teaching activity. Managed to make him half-brat
corcordiumwrites:greek mythology: the 9 muses
hanarden:’But from Ouranos and Gaia came the Titans, children born with untested ichor and power…’ti
Apolloand Daphne (1908), by J.W. Waterhouse Yet anotherexample where a nymph transforms into a tree
classicsenthusiast:Being enticed was a common motif in Greek myth. From sirens to Circe, the act of
ginnyweasleys:athena • /əˈθiːni/her heart wears wisdom skinand wit warmed splendor,the echoes of a w
If the Greek mythology selfie thing is still happening I can’t resist. ~OYou are Eris and they reall
Gustave Doré, Crossing the Styx, 1861
persephene:he didn’t have muchjust his bleeding heart and broken mind. but for her it was enough.she
incorrecttwitterofgods:(click on the image for a better image quality)
The mythological bard Orpheus among the Thracians. Side A of an Attic red-figure bell-krater, attri
greekichor:⁴/∞ goddesses↳ artemis, daughter of leto and zeus, twin sister of apollo, goddess of t
interretialia:Si Septem Contra Thebas manni fuissentNonne Amphiaraus Ilia Inania habuisset?If the Se
fdevitart:Last illustration before summer pause. “Agesilaos” is one of Hades’ least known epithet, a
perplexingly:There are many theories about the origin of the name of Pallas Athena but my favourite
declanlynch:In Greek mythology, the Moirai or Moerae /ˈmɪrˌiː/ or /ˈmiːˌriː/ (Ancient Greek: Μοῖραι,
star-eaters:Moodboard: Dionysus and MaenadsA dangerous kind of pleasure
macedons:moodboard aesthetics: apollo, the god of poetry and light
The Boat of Charon (1919) by José Benlliure y Gil (Spain, 1858-1937). In Greek mythology, Charon is
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