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POLYPHEMUS (Polyphemos) - Cyclops Giant of Greek Mythology

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Theoi Project - Greek Mythology. Gods, Spirits and Monsters A-Z. Family Trees of the Gods. Plant and Flower Myths. Pi;ολυφημος. Poly, phêmê. Cyclops Polyphemus blinded by Odysseus, Athenian black-figure oinochoe C6th B.C., Musée du Louvre. Polyphemos also loved the nereid-nymph Galateia. And wooed her with music and song. She spurned him for the love of the shepherd Akis (Acis). But when the giant spied the pair together he crushed the boy beneath a stone. Homer Odyssey 1.70, Apollodorus E7.4). Odysseus ...

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Classical E-Text: AESCHYLUS, PROMETHEUS BOUND

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Aeschylus. Translated by Smyth, Herbert Weir. Loeb Classical Library Volumes 145 and 146. Cambridge, MA. Harvard Universrity Press. 1926. The Aeschylus volumes are still in print and available new at Amazon.com. In addition to the translations the volume also contains the source Greek text, Smyth's footnotes and introduction, and an index of proper names. These, as well as several other more recent translations and academic commentaries, appear in the booklist (right). FRAGMENTS 1 - 56. FRAGMENTS 57 - 154.

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Classical E-Text: HYGINUS, FABULAE 200 - 277

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HYGINUS, FABULAE 200 - 277. FABLES 1 - 49. FABLES 50 - 99. FABLES 100 - 149. FABLES 150 - 199. FABLES 200 - 277. Those who First Built Temples to the Gods. Inventors and their Inventions. Towns and their Founders. ASTRONOMICA 1 - 17. ASTRONOMICA 18 - 43. FABLES 200 - 277, TRANSLATED BY MARY GRANT. 200] CC. CHIONE. 201] CCI. AUTOLYCUS. 202] CCII. CORONIS. 203] CCIII. DAPHNE. 204] CCIV. NYCTIMENE. 205] CCV. ARGE. 206] CCVI. HARPALYCE. Clymenus, son of Schoeneus, king of Arcadia, overcome by passion, lay wi...

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October | 2009 | He Who Comes Forth By Night

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He Who Comes Forth By Night. Greco-Egyptian Polytheism, Magick, and Mayhem …. Archive for October, 2009. October 18, 2009. October 14, 2009. Lock-n-Load, its gonna be a full house tonight. Lock-n-Load, its gonna be a full house tonight. Neosetian's Slave Labor. 1,326 pyramids have been built. Lady Hera, Queen of the Gods. A small collection of art and comics. Tarot: Witch of the Black Rose. International Society For Neoplatonic Studies. Journal of the International Plato Society. Songs From The Wood.

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Hymn to Seth | He Who Comes Forth By Night

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He Who Comes Forth By Night. Greco-Egyptian Polytheism, Magick, and Mayhem …. October 18, 2009. Morning Hymn to Seth. Hail to Thee, Seth. The door to the Seven stars. Have been flung open,. The Shrine of Set is opened. In the Mansions of Skies. Awaken us as are you. Now Seth has defeated Apep. At the rising of Re,. Beneath his feet upon the Barge,. War songs we sing. O noble born of Nut! Seth, the One of Cunning and Strength. Who tore His path into Being,. Doing what no other God may do. I am, this dawn,.

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Classical E-Text: SENECA, PHAEDRA or HIPPOLYTUS

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PHAEDRA, TRANSLATED BY FRANK JUSTUS MILLER. HIPPOLYTUS, son of Theseus and Antiope, an Amazon. PHAEDRA, wife of Theseus and stepmother of Hippolytus. THESEUS, king of Athens. CHORUS of Athenian citizens. THE SCENE is laid throughout the court in front of the royal palace at Athens, and the action is confined to the space of one day. Deserted by her lord, the hapless Phaedra has conceived a hopeless passion for Hippolytus; for Venus mindful of her old armour with Mars, which Phaedra’s ancestor, Apol...

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ERIS - Greek Goddess of Strife & Discord (Roman Discordia)

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Theoi Project - Greek Mythology. Gods, Spirits and Monsters A-Z. Family Trees of the Gods. Plant and Flower Myths. Epsilon;ρις. Strife, Discord (. Eris goddess of discord, Athenian black-figure kylix C6th B.C., Antikensammlung Berlin. ERIS was the goddess or personified spirit (. Of strife, discord, contention and rivalry. She was often portrayed, more specifically, as the. Of the strife of war, haunting the battlefield and delighting in human bloodshed. Hesiod Theogony 225, Hesiod Works and Days 11).

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INDIAN DRAGON (Drakon Indikos) - Giant Serpent of Greek Legend

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Theoi Project - Greek Mythology. Gods, Spirits and Monsters A-Z. Family Trees of the Gods. Plant and Flower Myths. Indian Dragon (Drakon Indikos). Delta;ρακων Ινδικος. Delta;ρακονες Ινδικοι. Indian Dragon, Aberdeen Bestiary manuscript (1200), Aberdeen University Library. THE DRAKON INDIKOS (Indian Dragon) was a breed of giant, toothed serpent which preyed on the elephants of India. Aelian, On Animals 6. 21 (trans. Scholfield) (Greek natural history C2nd A.D.) :. Aelian, On Animals 16. 39 :. Philostratus,...

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HECATE (Hekate) - Greek Goddess of Witchcraft, Magic & Ghosts

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Theoi Project - Greek Mythology. Gods, Spirits and Monsters A-Z. Family Trees of the Gods. Plant and Flower Myths. 7961;κατη Ἑκατα. Hekatê, Hekata. Hecate and Cerberus, Apulian red-figure krater C4th B.C., Staatliche Antikensammlungen. HEKATE (Hecate) was the goddess of magic, witchcraft, the night, moon, ghosts and necromancy. She was the only child of the Titanes Perses and Asteria from whom she received her power over heaven, earth, and sea. In her search for Persephone. Cotys), Euboian Maira. Homeric...