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Mythography
loggia.com
Exploring mythology and art from the ancient Greeks and Romans to the legends of the Celts.
MythHome
mythome.org
Myths, deities, and mythological characters from across the world listed by culture, with discussion board and large collection of links.
Mythology Notes
maryforrest.com
Historical overview of the mythologies of the Ancient Near East, the Scandinavians and the Celts, including story abstracts and names of deities.
Flood Stories from Around the World
talkorigins.org
Brief description of flood myths from cultures all over the globe.
Gods, Monsters and Myths
starsandseas.com
Brief accounts of popular myths and legends from Greece and Rome, Egypt, Japan, China, and India.
Timeless Myths
timelessmyths.com
Covering Classical, Norse, and Celtic myths, as well as Arthurian legends, with a summary of popular deities, heroes, and other characters.
Shrine of the Horned Gods
lugodoc.demon.co.uk
Presentation of ancient, modern, and false horned gods.
Age of Fable Or Beauties of Mythology
bartleby.com
Online publication of the 1913 edition of Thomas Bulfinch's classic.
Morgana's Observatory: Universal Myths and Mysterious Places
dreamscape.com
Myths of creation, flood, and afterlife, along with some legends.
Pantheons
web.raex.com
Concise dictionaries of the various divinities from nine Eurasian and Middle Eastern pantheons.
NonWestern Mythologies
personal.psu.edu
Course materials with online texts of myths and legends from several Native American, Slavic, and Asian peoples.
World Myths and Legends in Art
artsmia.org
Exhibition of images inspired by mythology around the world with background information, photos and audio files. From the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
Godchecker - Mythology with a Twist
godchecker.com
Explores the quirky side of mythology with humorous research, including a Holy Database of the weird and wonderful gods from around the world.
Literature Network - Thomas Bulfinch
online-literature.com
Offers biography and a searchable collection of works.
Gods, Heroes, and Myth
gods-heros-myth.com
Listings by culture of people and places from legend and myth, with links to tales.
Suite101.com: Mythology
suite101.com
Essays on mythology to give insight into what it means to be human.
Mythological Studies
greek-gods.tripod.com
Ancient European mythology and history with art work.
Mythology
windows.ucar.edu
Myths of various cultures related to the heavens, from Windows to the Universe at the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR).
Mythical Folk
themystica.org
An on-line encyclopedia of mythology and folklore.
Mythology
infoplease.com
Brief sections on classical, Norse and Egyptian myths.
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All of the above are exposed as myths . The authors however, coincide in the notion that it is in fact absurd, that Mexican soldiers, police officers, ...
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Urban Myths 210 Poems New and Selected was released in mid 2006 and won the Victorian Premier s Prize for poetry in 2006 and the New South Wales Premier s Prize for poetry in 2007 Publisher s blurb Urban Myths 210 poems collects the best work to date from a poet considered one of the most original of his generation in Australia A generous selection of new work
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What are myths related to mermaid and mermen?
Q. I'm writing a paper about the mythology surrounding mermaids and mermen, but it's a little short on content, and I need more myths to put in it?
Asked by Callan - Wed Jul 29 15:44:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. most ancient civilizations had some form a mermaid, seacreature... babylon oannes(male merman) we all know greek mythology and roman mythology( romans took thier depictions of the gods from the greek so some of modern day depcitions are the 2 melded together) poseidan in greek myhology.. merman with a 3 pointed spear his wife was amphitrite a sea nymph, aphrodite (name means foam -born) was born from sea foam in roman mythology .. venus ran away from the gods and changed into a fish the myths of venus and aphrodite (both associated with the sea and fertiility) became intertwined over the years. sirens were mermaids with with wings who would lure sailors to thier deaths... in western and central africa.. mami wata is a… [cont.]
Answered by sam - Wed Jul 29 17:04:47 2009
Q. I'm writing a paper about the mythology surrounding mermaids and mermen, but it's a little short on content, and I need more myths to put in it?
Asked by Callan - Wed Jul 29 15:44:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. most ancient civilizations had some form a mermaid, seacreature... babylon oannes(male merman) we all know greek mythology and roman mythology( romans took thier depictions of the gods from the greek so some of modern day depcitions are the 2 melded together) poseidan in greek myhology.. merman with a 3 pointed spear his wife was amphitrite a sea nymph, aphrodite (name means foam -born) was born from sea foam in roman mythology .. venus ran away from the gods and changed into a fish the myths of venus and aphrodite (both associated with the sea and fertiility) became intertwined over the years. sirens were mermaids with with wings who would lure sailors to thier deaths... in western and central africa.. mami wata is a… [cont.]
Answered by sam - Wed Jul 29 17:04:47 2009
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