The Greek World of Folklore: The Water Nymph and the Veil
Click on the link below to watch Paul’s retelling of the folktale The Water Nymph and
The Greek World of Folklore
“Folktales are prose narratives of fictional content invented by individual people. They are more often
The Promethean Myth in Light of Jungian Psychology
The name Prometheus has cultural associations to creation, theft, progress, evolution, intelligence, and fore-thinking. In
Greek Creation Myths: Hesiod’s Theogony
As we have thus far discerned, myths are humankind’s earliest attempts to explain the phenomena
A Genealogical Chart of Greek Mythology
Harold Newman & Jon O. Newman, A Genealogical Chart of Greek Mythology (Chapel Hill, NC:
Western Alchemy: Child of Greek Philosophy
For centuries the Hellenes had busied themselves with the technai, the crafts, and specifically
The Zodiac: Pisces the Fish
Date of Rulership: 18th February-March 20th
The Greek Gods and Goddesses: Dionysus
In classical mythology, Dionysus was the Greek god of wine and wine-making, merriment and drunkenness,
The Zodiac: Aquarius the Water-Bearer
Date of Rulership: 19th January-18th February
The Zodiac: Capricorn the Goat
Date of Rulership: 21st December-19th January
