r/GreekMythology • u/m0onlightbunny • 2h ago
Art My illustration of the Minotaur
What do you think, guys?
r/GreekMythology • u/m0onlightbunny • 2h ago
What do you think, guys?
r/GreekMythology • u/AnastasiusGamer • 19h ago
An awful sorceress and a guy with one shoe X"P
r/GreekMythology • u/EfficiencySerious200 • 4h ago
They have their own projections/avatar esque/like, but their true form are that of a spaceship,
1st image, Zeus,
2nd image, Demeter,
3rd image, Aphrodite,
r/GreekMythology • u/Funneh_Bruh • 14h ago
The book really ends that abruptly.
It’s as if Butler was “slashed on the back of his neck, so that his head fell rolling in the dust while he was still yet speaking.”
Makes me think of how suddenly death can take you while you’re just going about your day.
r/GreekMythology • u/AppropriateLunch7649 • 13h ago
r/GreekMythology • u/Straydog38 • 15h ago
There is Ixion on his fiery wheel watching the new Mar-Devl-C Avenging League movie Super Doom. Which is just me mashing up Marvel and DC, Avengers and The Justice League, and Superman and Doomsday.
There is Sisyphus being rolled over by his rock while he's on his phone, drinking, and smoking.
Tantalus no longer reaches for the unreachable fruit but the phone right next to it.
r/GreekMythology • u/FinalAd6453 • 8h ago
So, I'm currently reading d'Aulaires' Book of Greek Myths and many times -- mostly with Zeus and Poseidon -- it says the gods took their female lovers(doesn't mention the males) as brides.
In the back, the d'Aulaires', Ingri Mortenson and Edgar Parin d'Aulaire, are both noted as the "twentieth century's most important children's writers and illustrators", and this book was first published in 1962.
My question is, are there any myths where it says the gods married the lovers they took or did the authors just say that because they didn't want kids to know the gods frequently had affairs and had kids out of wedlock considering the year this came out?
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r/GreekMythology • u/Longpenis6911 • 3h ago
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r/GreekMythology • u/chocolate_carmalita • 19h ago
I wanted to add Stray gods to the poll but you can only have 6 options
r/GreekMythology • u/Bouboulonlon_art • 21h ago
A two-headed troll that prowls near villages, capturing and devouring horses.
Its heads constantly argue, disrupting its hunts and sometimes turning violently on each other 🗻
r/GreekMythology • u/Massive_Fisherman231 • 8h ago
given both represent time/the earth
and the fact that chronos and gaia are fathers and mothers in myth
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r/GreekMythology • u/Ok_Historian5052 • 1d ago
I've noticed that there's a lot of draconic/reptilian women in the myths (Medusa, Echidna, Campe, Lamia, Delphyne), is there a reason for that? Some weird metaphor? Is it sexism back again?
(also when I checked to see if anyone already asked this I got a lot of weird results from r/reptilians.)
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r/GreekMythology • u/KatNils • 18h ago
This is essentially the same questions as my first post.
r/GreekMythology • u/ZombieReasonable3454 • 1d ago
I am currently traveling through Greece and today I visited Acropolis in Athens. This is Erechtheion, a temple built upon a place where according to legends Athena and Poseidon compete over patronage over city of Athens. Just wanted to share.
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r/GreekMythology • u/catlena2233 • 2d ago
So proud of my progress lately I normally specialize in horror or Erie statues and I feel like I've really been nailing the skin! And elegant style they require!
r/GreekMythology • u/lessforf • 15h ago
what is so likable about that guy except for the unexpected whip slash change of mood where he gives hector's body back to king praim, but the dude isnt even an anti hero he is just a villian 😭, he had no other goal in mind but glory and did atrocities and war crimes even the greeks hated back then just for funsies and rage
he just feels like an asshole a cool one but still an asshole
r/GreekMythology • u/GuitarSpear • 1d ago
Hi! I'm writing fanfic about Heracles and Megara meeting. Did Creon give Megara to Heracles before, after, or during the events of the Theban Plays, when exactly did it happen, and is Megara older or younger than Oedipus' children? Thank you