Blog
FAQ
Sign In
Sign Up
Store
Free

Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome

By E. M. Berens
Free
Read Now
DescriptionTable of ContentsReviewsComments
Book Description
Table of Contents
  • A HAND-BOOK OF MYTHOLOGY.
  • Myths and Legends
    • ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME.
    • E. M. BERENS.
      • NEW YORK:
    • NEW YORK:
    • Maynard, Merrill, & Co.,
      • 43, 45 and 47 East Tenth Street.
      • PREFACE.
    • 43, 45 and 47 East Tenth Street.
    • PREFACE.
    • MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME.
    • PART I.—MYTHS.
      • INTRODUCTION.
      • ORIGIN OF THE WORLD.—FIRST DYNASTY.
      • URANUS AND GÆA. (Cœlus and Terra.)
      • SECOND DYNASTY.
      • CRONUS (Saturn).
      • RHEA (Ops).
      • DIVISION OF THE WORLD.
      • THEORIES AS TO THE ORIGIN OF MAN.
      • THIRD DYNASTY—OLYMPIAN DIVINITIES.
      • ZEUS[11] (Jupiter).
      • HERA (Juno).
      • PALLAS-ATHENE (Minerva).
      • THEMIS.
      • HESTIA (Vesta).
      • DEMETER (Ceres).
      • APHRODITE (Venus).
      • HELIOS (Sol).
      • EOS (Aurora).
      • PHŒBUS-APOLLO.
      • HECATE.
      • SELENE (Luna).
      • ARTEMIS (Diana).
      • HEPHÆSTUS (Vulcan).
      • POSEIDON (Neptune).
      • SEA DIVINITIES.
      • OCEANUS.
      • NEREUS.
      • PROTEUS.
      • TRITON and the TRITONS.
      • GLAUCUS.
      • THETIS.
      • THAUMAS, PHORCYS, and CETO.
      • LEUCOTHEA.
      • THE SIRENS.
      • ARES (Mars).
      • NIKE (Victoria).
      • HERMES (Mercury).
      • DIONYSUS (Bacchus).
      • AÏDES (Pluto).
      • PLUTUS.
      • MINOR DIVINITIES.
      • THE HARPIES.
      • ERINYES, EUMENIDES (Furiæ, Diræ).
      • MOIRÆ or FATES (Parcæ).
      • NEMESIS.
      • NIGHT AND HER CHILDREN. DEATH, SLEEP, AND DREAMS.
      • NYX (Nox).
      • THANATOS (Mors) AND HYPNUS (Somnus).
      • MORPHEUS.
      • THE GORGONS.
      • GRÆÆ.
      • SPHINX.
      • TYCHE (Fortuna) AND ANANKE (Necessitas).
      • KER.
      • ATE.
      • MOMUS.
      • EROS (Cupid, Amor) AND PSYCHE.
      • HYMEN.
      • IRIS (The Rainbow).
      • HEBE (Juventas).
      • GANYMEDES.
      • THE MUSES.
      • PEGASUS.
      • THE HESPERIDES.
      • CHARITES (Gratiæ) GRACES.
      • HORÆ (Seasons).
      • THE NYMPHS.
      • WATER NYMPHS.
      • DRYADES, OR TREE NYMPHS.
      • NYMPHS OF THE VALLEYS AND MOUNTAINS.
      • THE WINDS.
      • PAN (Faunus).
      • THE SATYRS.
      • PRIAPUS.
      • ASCLEPIAS (Æsculapius).
      • ROMAN DIVINITIES.
      • JANUS.
      • FLORA.
      • ROBIGUS.
      • POMONA.
      • VERTUMNUS.
      • PALES.
      • PICUS.
      • PICUMNUS AND PILUMNUS.
      • SILVANUS.
      • TERMINUS.
      • CONSUS.
      • LIBITINA.
      • LAVERNA.
      • COMUS.
      • THE CAMENÆ.
      • GENII.
      • MANES.
      • PENATES.
      • PUBLIC WORSHIP OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS AND ROMANS.
      • TEMPLES.
      • STATUES.
      • ALTARS.
      • PRIESTS.
      • SACRIFICES.
      • ORACLES.
      • SOOTHSAYERS (Augurs).
      • FESTIVALS.
      • GREEK FESTIVALS.
      • ELEUSINIAN MYSTERIES.
      • THESMOPHORIA.
      • DIONYSIA.
      • PANATHENÆA.
      • DAPHNEPHORIA.
      • ROMAN FESTIVALS.
      • SATURNALIA.
      • CEREALIA.
      • VESTALIA.
    • INTRODUCTION.
    • ORIGIN OF THE WORLD.—FIRST DYNASTY.
    • URANUS AND GÆA. (Cœlus and Terra.)
    • SECOND DYNASTY.
    • CRONUS (Saturn).
    • RHEA (Ops).
    • DIVISION OF THE WORLD.
    • THEORIES AS TO THE ORIGIN OF MAN.
    • THIRD DYNASTY—OLYMPIAN DIVINITIES.
    • ZEUS[11] (Jupiter).
    • HERA (Juno).
    • PALLAS-ATHENE (Minerva).
    • THEMIS.
    • HESTIA (Vesta).
    • DEMETER (Ceres).
    • APHRODITE (Venus).
    • HELIOS (Sol).
    • EOS (Aurora).
    • PHŒBUS-APOLLO.
    • HECATE.
    • SELENE (Luna).
    • ARTEMIS (Diana).
    • HEPHÆSTUS (Vulcan).
    • POSEIDON (Neptune).
    • SEA DIVINITIES.
    • OCEANUS.
    • NEREUS.
    • PROTEUS.
    • TRITON and the TRITONS.
    • GLAUCUS.
    • THETIS.
    • THAUMAS, PHORCYS, and CETO.
    • LEUCOTHEA.
    • THE SIRENS.
    • ARES (Mars).
    • NIKE (Victoria).
    • HERMES (Mercury).
    • DIONYSUS (Bacchus).
    • AÏDES (Pluto).
    • PLUTUS.
    • MINOR DIVINITIES.
    • THE HARPIES.
    • ERINYES, EUMENIDES (Furiæ, Diræ).
    • MOIRÆ or FATES (Parcæ).
    • NEMESIS.
    • NIGHT AND HER CHILDREN. DEATH, SLEEP, AND DREAMS.
    • NYX (Nox).
    • THANATOS (Mors) AND HYPNUS (Somnus).
    • MORPHEUS.
    • THE GORGONS.
    • GRÆÆ.
    • SPHINX.
    • TYCHE (Fortuna) AND ANANKE (Necessitas).
    • KER.
    • ATE.
    • MOMUS.
    • EROS (Cupid, Amor) AND PSYCHE.
    • HYMEN.
    • IRIS (The Rainbow).
    • HEBE (Juventas).
    • GANYMEDES.
    • THE MUSES.
    • PEGASUS.
    • THE HESPERIDES.
    • CHARITES (Gratiæ) GRACES.
    • HORÆ (Seasons).
    • THE NYMPHS.
    • WATER NYMPHS.
    • DRYADES, OR TREE NYMPHS.
    • NYMPHS OF THE VALLEYS AND MOUNTAINS.
    • THE WINDS.
    • PAN (Faunus).
    • THE SATYRS.
    • PRIAPUS.
    • ASCLEPIAS (Æsculapius).
    • ROMAN DIVINITIES.
    • JANUS.
    • FLORA.
    • ROBIGUS.
    • POMONA.
    • VERTUMNUS.
    • PALES.
    • PICUS.
    • PICUMNUS AND PILUMNUS.
    • SILVANUS.
    • TERMINUS.
    • CONSUS.
    • LIBITINA.
    • LAVERNA.
    • COMUS.
    • THE CAMENÆ.
    • GENII.
    • MANES.
    • PENATES.
    • PUBLIC WORSHIP OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS AND ROMANS.
    • TEMPLES.
    • STATUES.
    • ALTARS.
    • PRIESTS.
    • SACRIFICES.
    • ORACLES.
    • SOOTHSAYERS (Augurs).
    • FESTIVALS.
    • GREEK FESTIVALS.
    • ELEUSINIAN MYSTERIES.
    • THESMOPHORIA.
    • DIONYSIA.
    • PANATHENÆA.
    • DAPHNEPHORIA.
    • ROMAN FESTIVALS.
    • SATURNALIA.
    • CEREALIA.
    • VESTALIA.
    • PART II.—LEGENDS.
      • CADMUS.
      • PERSEUS.
      • ION.
      • DÆDALUS and ICARUS.
      • THE ARGONAUTS.
      • STORY OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE.
      • PELOPS.
      • HERACLES (Hercules).
      • BELLEROPHON.
      • THESEUS.
      • ŒDIPUS.
      • THE SEVEN AGAINST THEBES.
      • THE EPIGONI.
      • ALCMÆON AND THE NECKLACE.
      • THE HERACLIDÆ.
      • THE SIEGE OF TROY.
      • RETURN OF THE GREEKS FROM TROY.
    • CADMUS.
    • PERSEUS.
    • ION.
    • DÆDALUS and ICARUS.
    • THE ARGONAUTS.
    • STORY OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE.
    • PELOPS.
    • HERACLES (Hercules).
    • BELLEROPHON.
    • THESEUS.
    • ŒDIPUS.
    • THE SEVEN AGAINST THEBES.
    • THE EPIGONI.
    • ALCMÆON AND THE NECKLACE.
    • THE HERACLIDÆ.
    • THE SIEGE OF TROY.
    • RETURN OF THE GREEKS FROM TROY.
    • PRONOUNCING INDEX.
    • A Complete Course in the Study of English.
      • Spelling, Language, Grammar, Composition, Literature.
      • NOTES
    • Spelling, Language, Grammar, Composition, Literature.
    • NOTES
    No review for this book yet, be the first to review.
      No comment for this book yet, be the first to comment
      You May Also Like
      Free
      A Wonderful Night; An Interpretation Of Christmas
      By James H. (James Henry) Snowden
      The American Missionary — Volume 42, No. 03, March, 1888
      Free
      The American Missionary — Volume 42, No. 03, March, 1888
      By Various
      India's Problem, Krishna or Christ
      Free
      India's Problem, Krishna or Christ
      By John P. (John Peter) Jones
      Mornings in the College Chapel Short Addresses to Young Men on Personal Religion
      Free
      Mornings in the College Chapel Short Addresses to Young Men on Personal Religion
      By Francis Greenwood Peabody
      Exposition of the Apostles' Creed
      Free
      Exposition of the Apostles' Creed
      By James Dodds
      Citadel of Faith
      Free
      Citadel of Faith
      By Effendi Shoghi
      The Personal Touch
      Free
      The Personal Touch
      By J. Wilbur (John Wilbur) Chapman
      The Mind of Jesus
      Free
      The Mind of Jesus
      By John R. (John Ross) Macduff
      A Proposal for the Better Supplying of Churches in Our Foreign Plantations, and for Converting the Savage Americans to Christianity, By a College to Be Erected in the Summer Islands, Otherwise Called the Isles of Bermuda
      Free
      A Proposal for the Better Supplying of Churches in Our Foreign Plantations, and for Converting the Savage Americans to Christianity, By a College to Be Erected in the Summer Islands, Otherwise Called the Isles of Bermuda
      By George Berkeley
      The Revision Revised
      Free
      The Revision Revised
      By John William Burgon
      Also Available On
      Categories
      Arts & Photography491Biographies & Memoirs81Business & Money158Children's Books1555Christian Books & Bibles933Comics & Graphic Novels1Computers & Technology867Cookbooks, Food & Wine31Crafts, Hobbies & Home208Education & Teaching3820Engineering & Transportation1Gay & Lesbian1Health, Fitness & Dieting15History5850Humor & Entertainment162Law153Literature & Fiction19797Medical Books1Mystery, Thriller & Suspense22Other3133Parenting & Relationships10Politics & Social Sciences1469Professional & Technical39Reference10Religion & Spirituality1698Romance268Science & Math1217Science Fiction & Fantasy205Self-Help51Sports & Outdoors47Teen & Young Adult136Test Preparation161Travel114
      Curated Lists
      Solutions
      Corporate & Other BusinessesPublishers & AuthorsReaders
      About BookFusion
      About UsBlogContact Us
      Copyright © 2021 BookFusion
      AboutCopyrightsTerms & ConditionsPrivacyHelp