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THE GODS
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| Stats & facts, birth, lovers & children,
and an image are provided for each of the gods by Tonya James in her web
site. Click on the Character Index on the homepage. |
Nick Pontikis, the Myth Man, provides wonderful
information on Greek mythology for students on his Myth Mania site.
You'll find images and detailed information on the gods. Nick Pontikis
is the owner of the Thanasi's Olympus Greek Restaurant in Detroit, Michigan. |
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| Laurel Bowman of the Department
of Greek and Roman Studies at the University of Victoria, provides images
of the gods along with a brief definition and links to text from the Perseus
Project. |
Brief explanations of the individual gods,
heroes, figures, Titans, and places of Greek mythology. |
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| Windows to the Universe, from the University
Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) at the University of Michigan,
lets you select beginner, intermediate, or advanced information on the
gods. |
"Greek Mythology is a Web site
devoted to early Greek Mythology. If you need detailed, referenced information
about Greek Mythology, these pages have it." The Immortals section
is an alphabetical list of the gods with links to information, pronunciation,
and where they appear in either the Iliad or the Odyssey. |
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| Brief explanations of the gods from a web
site which serves as a companion to the book, Classical Mythology,
by Morford and Lenardon. |
Carlos Parada, author of Genealogical Guide
to Greek Mythology, provides detailed information on the Greek gods.
Check out the Biographies and Image links at the top of the home page.
Scroll down the page to find listings of the gods. |
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| J.M. Hunt,
the author of this web site, divides the information on the Greek gods
into three sections: the Titans, the Olympians, and the Lesser Gods.
The amount of information on an individual god ranges from a sentence to
a few paragraphs. |
An award winning Canadian school site
which offers brief explanations of the gods, titans, heroes. |
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| Presents articles on the Greek
gods along with related information on the meaning of the god’s name and
an illustration. |
Detailed information on the individual Greek
gods, goddesses, heroes, heroines, lovers, legends, and animals with links
to images. |
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| An encyclopedia of the Greek gods from
Mythweb, a web site by Joel Skidmore, producer of the CD-Rom “Wrath of
Gods”. The listing for each god provides a pronunciation guide
and an illustration in addition to the two to three paragraph explanation. |
British encyclopaedia of over 100,000 entries
which offers brief definitions of the Greek gods. |
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| A demonstration of a CD-ROM
by Milica Pty. Ltd. on Greek mythology. There are detailed outlines
and images for Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Demeter, Hestia, Aphrodite, Chaos,
Gaea, Uranus, and Cronus. |
Aaron Atsma’s web site is “a guide to the
Ancient Greek Pantheon of Gods (Theoi), Spirits (Daimones) and Monsters
(Theres).” You can find information by using the Encyclopedia, Family
Tree, or Kingdom sections. |
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| Nikki Burke provides fact sheets on the gods which include
an image, story of birth, origin, father, mother, spouse, lovers, children,
other names, special objects, plants, birds, etc. |
presents easy to understand
information on the gods and their relationships. |