Enlight Return of Telemachus to Ithaca Having left Odysseus, who had turned into a beggar, the goddess Pallas Athena headed to Sparta and quickly reached it. She went to the palace of King Menelaus, straight to the chamber where Telemachus... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
Enlight Return of Perseus to Serif Perseus did not remain long after this bloody battle in the kingdom of Kepheus. Taking with him the beautiful Andromeda, he returned to Serif to King Polydectes. Perseus found his mother Danae in grea... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
Enlight Return of Odysseus to Ithaca The next day the Phaeacians prepared to sail. They loaded the rich gifts presented to Odysseus onto the ship. Alcinous himself supervised all the preparations. When everything was ready, a sacrifice w... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
Enlight Return of the Greeks to their homeland The Greeks captured rich booty in Troy, which rewarded them for all the troubles they experienced during the ten-year siege. The Greeks took a lot of gold and silver, a lot of utensils and countless b... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
Enlight Return of the Argonauts When the Argo entered the open sea, a fair wind blew. The heroes spread their sails, and the Argo quickly rushed along the waves of the Euxine Pontus. The heroes sailed for three days. Finally, the sh... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
Enlight The fight between Zeus and Typhon But the struggle did not end there. Gaia-Earth was angry with the Olympian Zeus for treating her defeated titan children so harshly. She married the gloomy Tartarus and gave birth to the terrible hund... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
Enlight The struggle between Apollo and Python and the foundation of the Delphic oracle The young, radiant Apollo rushed across the azure sky with a cithara in his hands, with a silver bow over his shoulders; golden arrows rang loudly in his quiver. Proud, jubilant, Apollo rushed high ab... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
Enlight Boreas and Orithia Grozen Boreas, god of the indomitable, stormy north wind. Furious, he rushes over the lands and seas, causing all-crushing storms with his flight. One day Boreas, flying over Attica, saw the daughter ... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
Enlight Battle near ships The battle began right next to the ships. Zeus no longer looked at the battle, since he was sure that none of the gods would dare to help the Greeks. Seeing this, the god Poseidon quickly went from th... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
Enlight Fight for the body of Patroclus King Menelaus saw the corpse of Patroclus lying in the dust and rushed to him: he did not want to allow the Trojans to desecrate the corpse of the hero who fought for him. Like a formidable lion, he w... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
Enlight Battle of the Greek Camp As soon as the east was illuminated by the first light of the coming morning, Zeus sent the goddess Enmity to the camp of the Greeks. The goddess stood up on Odysseus’s huge ship, screamed loudly and ... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
Enlight Battle with the Ethiopians. Memnon It became even more difficult for the Trojans to repel the onslaught of the Greeks after the death of Penthesilia. But unexpectedly, help came to them once again. From the shores of the gray Ocean, sw... Myths Myths of Ancient Greece
