When it comes to Greek mythology, myth and legend, fairy tales and fantasy, can be just as informative as historical facts.

Does the Biblical Noah appear in Greek mythology, and what is the connection of Noah's son, Japheth, and the son of Greek god Uranus, Iapetus?

Chichester’s Mark Abbott debuts Greek Myths - Retold in Myrthful Verse, a humorous take on mythology for all ages. Now ...

The "Percy Jackson" series by Rick Riordan will return to TV screens this year. If you can't wait for Season 2, read one of ...

A mix of ancient divinities, Aphrodite was patron over love, beauty, fertility, and war. But the venerated Greek deity has a more complex rise to fame than one might think. The birth of ...

Corporon’s novel explores the lives of three Greek women, showcasing the complications of family histories and the power of ...

Regards d’artistes” at the Louvre Lens opens with a small folded paper boat in a glass vitrine, ‘SOS Méditerranée’—a ...

Heracles or Hercules according to Roman mythology is a prominent figure in Classical mythology and is considered among the most famous of all the Greek heroes. Heracles was born ...

See, the way Valentine's Day is celebrated has transformed over time. The modern iteration of the holiday, with all its rosy ...

Some creatures of ancient Slavic daemonology, like vampires and strigoi have gone on to earn some worldwide notoriety – and even became part of popular culture. Slavic mythology, by contrast, remains ...

The Greeks pretty much invented the theatre. Thousands of people packed the hillside arena of ancient Athens to watch plays by famous writers like Sophocles, Euripides and Aeschylus. The Greeks ...