A Handbook of Greek Mythology: Including Its Extension to Rome

according Aeschylus already ancient Aphrodite Apollod appears Artemis Athena authors became brother brought called carried Chapter child common connected cult daughter death deity Dionysos divine early earth especially Euripides example fact famous father figure finally foll follows frag further gave give given goddess gods Greece Greek Hades head Hence Hera Herakles Hermes hero Hesiod Homer human idea identified Iliad important instance island Italy killed kind king known land late later least legend less lived manner married means mentioned mother myth mythology natural Odysseus once origin Ovid passages perhaps Pindar popular Poseidon probably reason references represented Roscher says schol seems Servius sons sort story supposed taken tale things told took tradition turned various VIII wife worshipped Zeus