Greek mythology is full of deities, demigods, monsters and hybrid beasts, both fascinating and terrifying. Most of these fictional creatures ...

The myth of Apollo and Daphne is a tragic love story of unrequited love and loss. It has been depicted in art and literature for centuries and its many ...

In Greek mythology, Iris was the goddess of the rainbow and was also known as one of the goddesses of the sky and sea. She was a messenger of the Olympian ...

When someone says the word ‘Swastika’ (卐 or 卍), what instantly comes to mind is the clockwise facing geometrical symbol of a cross with bent arms featured ...

In Greek mythology, beauty was always a strong theme, and the story of the handsome Narcissus was proof of it. His beauty and his arrogance would lead to ...

Psyche was a mortal princess of unparalleled beauty, whose parentage is unknown. Her beauty was so astonishing that people began to worship her for it. ...

A princess of Thebes, Semele was the only mortal to ever become the mother of a god in Greek mythology. Also known as ‘Thyone’, Semele was the youngest ...

In Greek mythology, the deity Styx played a central role in the War of Titans and was so highly respected by both mortals and gods that their unbreakable ...

Dionysus (Roman equivalent Bacchus) is the god of wine, grape-harvest, ritual madness, theater and fertility in Greek mythology, known for giving humans the ...

The Aztecs were a Mesoamerican people who lived in Mexico from the years 1300-1500. The Aztec empire consisted of various ethnic groups, cultures, and ...