In Greek mythology, Daedalus was commissioned by King Minos to build the labyrinth to imprison the Minotaur, a terrible beast with a bull head. When Athenian hero Theseus penetrated the labyrinth ...

One such ancient story centers on the bronze sentry Talos. Forged by Hephaestus, the Greek god of smiths and artisans, Talos was said to have guarded the island of Crete, off the coast of Greece.

In Greek mythology, mankind begins with a Golden Age. Does this Golden Age have a connection to the Bible’s account of Paradise in Genesis? Credit: Thomas Cole / Public Domain / Wikimedia Commons ...

Apollo became a hawk, like the god Horus; Hermes became an Ibis, like the god Thoth; Artemis became a cat, like Bastet; Hephaestus ... Library of Greek Mythology, Typhon stormed Olympus, throwing ...

Reconstruction of an Iron Age Celtic village. Credit: Wikimedia Commons, Marek Novontak, CC-BY 3.0 The Celts lived far to the west of Greece, so they rarely feature in Greek mythology. They were ...

A similar divide is seen in Europe. Though most Europeans do not wear religious symbols, Greek adults are among the most likely in this survey to say they do so. Fewer than one-quarter of religiously ...

Renowned performance artist Jonathan Kruk, brought his presentation of stories from Greek mythology to sixth grade students at Hommocks Middle School. In two performances on April 23 and 24 ...

Gavin’s vision tapped into the rich Greek mythology surrounding the Narcissus flower, famously linked to the tale of self-obsession. This intriguing connection between vanity and beauty offered a ...

You'd be hard-pressed to find a culture that hasn't been influenced by Greek mythology in some way ... the built-in equity of mythological icons rather than developing new symbols from scratch. “When ...

He wanted to know whether the author of Wonder Woman himself had in his possession any of the items depicted in the stories, “the leather mask, or the wide iron collar from Tibet, or the Greek ...

Rivas joined The Show to discuss how the production is inspired, in part, by three Greek myths: Narcissus, Tantalus, and Sisyphus. CHRISTOPHER RIVAS: Sisyphus is the one that most people know.