Metic

Aphrodite (Venus)

Aphrodite (from aphros, sea-foam, and dite, issued), the daughter of Zeus and a sea-nymph called Dione, was the…

Phoebus-Apollo, the god of Light, Prophecy, Music, Poetry, and the Arts and Sciences, is by far the noblest…

Aptera (Greek: Άπτερα), also known historically as Apteron (Ἄπτερον) or Aptara, was an ancient city located in the…

As the God of War, Ares was surprisingly not so revered by the ancient Greeks. God of War…

The museum is closed due to structural damage sustained during the earthquake in 2014. These artifacts were photographed…

The Archaeological Museum of Arta collections include rich material, primarily from excavations in the city of Arta and,…

Apollo’s was twin sister and counterpart: Artemis was to the moon what Apollo was to the sun. She…

Asklepius Ἀσκληπιός (Asklepius, or Asclepius) was one of the earliest men to experiment in healing, and if he…

Asine (also spelled Asini) is an ancient coastal town and archaeological site whose history is characterized by remarkable…

The Evolution of Healing Sanctuaries From Prehistoric Ritual to Organized Medicine The development of medicinal practice in the…

The Paleolitchic rock shelter known as Ασπροχάλικο (Asprochaliko), is a small archaeological site in Epirus, Greece. According to…

Atalanta was distinguished for her beauty and courage, as well as for her swift-footed. She was nursed by…