Author: Metic

Ge

Earth goddess or Mother Goddess Deity worshiped mainly in Mainland Greece during prehistoric times (aprox. 14th – 11th c.)
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Gigantomachy

The Division of the World Zeus and his brothers, who, having gained a complete victory over their enemies, began to consider…
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Glaucus

Several deities in Greek mythology possessed the name Glaucus. He was a minor god of the sea endowed with the gift…
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Gorgons

The Gorgons, Stheno, Euryale, and Medusa, were the three daughters of Phorcys and Ceto, and were the personification of those benumbing,…
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Graeae

The Grææ, who acted as servants to their sisters the Gorgons, were also three in number; their names were Pephredo, Enyo,…
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Greek Mythology

The ancient Greek spiritual beliefs, religion, and oral tradition are all reflected and formulated through rich myths and legends that besides…
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Hades (Pluto)

Hades ᾍδης (Aïdes, Aïdoneus, or Hades), was the son of Cronus and Rhea, and the youngest brother of Zeus and Poseidon. …
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Harpies

The Harpies, who, like the Furies, were employed by the gods as instruments for the punishment of the guilty, were three…
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The Harvester Vase

A masterpiece of low relief sculpture The Harvester Vase is a rhyton from Bronze Age Crete, Greece, unearthed in the Minoan…
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Hebe

Hebe was the personification of eternal youth under its most attractive and joyous aspect. She was the daughter of Zeus and…
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Hecate

Hecate would appear to have been originally a moon-goddess worshipped by the Thracians. She became confounded, and eventually identified with Selene…
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Helios (Sol)

The worship of Helios was introduced into Greece from Asia. According to the earliest conceptions of the Greeks he was not…
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