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Gods, Heroes and Men of Ancient Greece
Mythology's Great Tales of Valor and Romance
Taschenbuch von W. H. D. Rouse
Sprache: Englisch

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The Adventures that Shaped the Western World

First published in 1934, Gods, Heroes and Men of Ancient Greece has become one of the most popular, enduring--and captivating--retellings of the ancient myths for modern readers. Recognizing the sheer entertainment value of these timeless adventures, world renowned classical scholar W.H.D. Rouse delighted his students at the Perse School in Cambridge, England, with a conversational style and childlike wonder that made the legends come alive--a rare storytelling gift that continues to engage young and old alike.

Many of the characters in this book are familiar to us--Helen of Troy, Icarus, Zeus, Athena, to name just a few--but rarely have their stories of war and adventure, bravery and romance, been so simply and thrillingly told. From the strong-arm heroics of Heracles, to the trickery of the Trojan Horse, from the seductions of Circe the sorceress, to the terrors of the Cyclops and Minotaur, these legends have outlived the culture that bore them. But while the ancient Greeks may be long gone, their fables and morals, their heroes and heroines, live on today…

The Adventures that Shaped the Western World

First published in 1934, Gods, Heroes and Men of Ancient Greece has become one of the most popular, enduring--and captivating--retellings of the ancient myths for modern readers. Recognizing the sheer entertainment value of these timeless adventures, world renowned classical scholar W.H.D. Rouse delighted his students at the Perse School in Cambridge, England, with a conversational style and childlike wonder that made the legends come alive--a rare storytelling gift that continues to engage young and old alike.

Many of the characters in this book are familiar to us--Helen of Troy, Icarus, Zeus, Athena, to name just a few--but rarely have their stories of war and adventure, bravery and romance, been so simply and thrillingly told. From the strong-arm heroics of Heracles, to the trickery of the Trojan Horse, from the seductions of Circe the sorceress, to the terrors of the Cyclops and Minotaur, these legends have outlived the culture that bore them. But while the ancient Greeks may be long gone, their fables and morals, their heroes and heroines, live on today…

Über den Autor
W. H. D. Rouse
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Note
Preface
Introduction
Part 1
I. The Beginning of Things
II. The Gods
III. Prometheus
IV. Demeter
V. Athena
VI. The Olympian Household
VII. Apollo and Artemis
VIII. Pan
IX. Hermê
X. Artemis
Part 2
XI. The Flood
XII. Athena and Poseidon
XIII. The Heroes: Heraclês
XIV. Typhon
XV. Cadmos
XVI. Dionysos
XVII. Asclepios
Part 3
XVIII. Jason
XIX. The Ram with a Golden Fleece
XX. The Argonauts
XXI. Cupid and His Mother
XXII. Jason and Medeia
XXIII. The Brazen Bulls and the Dragon's Teeth
XXIV. The Golden Fleece
Part 4
XXV. Theseus and the Robbers
XXVI. Theseus and Medeia
XXVII. Theseus and the Minotaur
XXVIII. Daidalos and Icaros, and the End of Theseus
XXIX. Meleagros and the Brand
XXX. Atalanta
XXXI. Peleus and Thetis
XXXII. Apollo and Admetos
XXXIII. Helios and Phaëthon
Part 5
XXXIV. Orpheus and Eurydicê
XXXV. Danaê and the Shower of Gold
XXXVI. Perseus and the Gorgon Medusa
XXXVII. Perseus and Andromeda
XXXVIII. Pegasos and Bellerophon
XXXIX. Iamos the Pansy-Child
XL. The Golden Apple of Discord
XLI. The Armes of Achillês
XLII. Arês in Battle
XLIII. Odysseus
XLIV. Cupid and Psychê
XLV. Great Pan Is Dead

Pronouncing Index
Genealogical Chart

Über den Autor
W. H. D. Rouse
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Note
Preface
Introduction
Part 1
I. The Beginning of Things
II. The Gods
III. Prometheus
IV. Demeter
V. Athena
VI. The Olympian Household
VII. Apollo and Artemis
VIII. Pan
IX. Hermê
X. Artemis
Part 2
XI. The Flood
XII. Athena and Poseidon
XIII. The Heroes: Heraclês
XIV. Typhon
XV. Cadmos
XVI. Dionysos
XVII. Asclepios
Part 3
XVIII. Jason
XIX. The Ram with a Golden Fleece
XX. The Argonauts
XXI. Cupid and His Mother
XXII. Jason and Medeia
XXIII. The Brazen Bulls and the Dragon's Teeth
XXIV. The Golden Fleece
Part 4
XXV. Theseus and the Robbers
XXVI. Theseus and Medeia
XXVII. Theseus and the Minotaur
XXVIII. Daidalos and Icaros, and the End of Theseus
XXIX. Meleagros and the Brand
XXX. Atalanta
XXXI. Peleus and Thetis
XXXII. Apollo and Admetos
XXXIII. Helios and Phaëthon
Part 5
XXXIV. Orpheus and Eurydicê
XXXV. Danaê and the Shower of Gold
XXXVI. Perseus and the Gorgon Medusa
XXXVII. Perseus and Andromeda
XXXVIII. Pegasos and Bellerophon
XXXIX. Iamos the Pansy-Child
XL. The Golden Apple of Discord
XLI. The Armes of Achillês
XLII. Arês in Battle
XLIII. Odysseus
XLIV. Cupid and Psychê
XLV. Great Pan Is Dead

Pronouncing Index
Genealogical Chart

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