There are several full productions of William Shakespeare plays in Connecticut this week, plus readings, discussions and ...

Ancient Greek physician Hippocrates was first to use the word hysteria, from the Greek hysteron (uterus), for an ailment that affected women.

Typhon, or Typhoeus as he was also called, was a monstrous, serpentine creature with a hundred heads that could shoot fire ...

I have seen, loved, and understood more than others. This alone grants me some measure of solace in the midst of ...

evokes appropriate erotic connotations and at the same time reminds us of her birth from the sea. There is also a pair of outstanding carved glass cameo plaques of Bacchus (Dionysus) and Ariadne ...

Dionysus: Although not one of the original Olympians ... Miracles and Healing in the Roman World In Matthew's gospel, Jesus' birth is heralded by the heavenly portent of a star rising in the ...

Known as Eleutherios, the liberator, Dionysus released his followers from ... is divined through the art of synastry, a kind of birth chart cross-examination that considers the whole star scape ...

His mother Semele was an unfortunate village girl who had caught Zeus’ wandering eye, and she died just before his birth when Zeus’ wife Hera took revenge. As a result, the boy was raised as a girl to ...

Birth control, or contraception, is a device, medication, or procedure that helps prevent pregnancy. Types include barrier methods, hormonal birth control pills, intrauterine devices (IUDs), and ...