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PREFACEPART ¢ñ MYTHSINTRODUCTIONFirst DynastyOrigin of the WorldUranus and GaeaSecond DynastyCronus (Saturn)RheaDivision of the WorldTheories as to the Origin of ManThird DynastyOlympian DivinitiesZeus (Jupiter)Hera (Juno)Pallas-Athene (Minerva)ThemisHestia (Vesta)Demeter (Ceres)Aphrodite (Venus)Helios (Sol)Eos (Aurora)Phoebus-ApolloRoman ApolloHecateSelene (Luna)Artemis (Diana)Hephaestus (Vulcan)Poseidon (Neptune)Sea DivinitiesOceanusNereusProteusTriton and the TritonsGlaucusThetisThaumas, Phorcys, and CetoLeucotheaThe SirensAres (Mars)MarsNike (Victoria)Hermes (Mercury)Dionysus (Bacchus)Aides (Pluto)Plutus Minor DivinitiesThe HarpiesErinyes, Eumenides (Furiae, Dirge)Moirae or Fates (Parcae)NemesisNight and Her Children. Death, Sleep, and DreamsNyx (Nox)Thanatos (Mors) and Hypnus (Somnus)MorpheusThe GorgonsGraeaeSphinxTyche (Fortuna) and Ananke (Necessitas)KeroAteMomusEros (Cupid, Amor) and PsycheHymenIris (The Rainbow)Hebe (Juventas)GanymedesThe MusesPegasusThe HesperidesCharites (Gratiae) GracesHorae (Seasons)The NymphsThe WindsPan (Faunus)The SatyrsPriapusAsclepias (Aesculapius) Roman DivinitiesJanusFloraRobigusPomonaVertumnusPalesPicusPicumnus and PilumnusSilvanusTerminusConsusLibitinaLavernaComusThe CamenaeGeniiManesLemures (Larwe) and LaresPenatesPublic Worship of the Ancient Greeks and RomansTemplesStatuesAltarsPriestsSacrificesOraclesSoothsayers (Augurs)FestivalsGreek FestivalsEleusinian MysteriesThesmophoriaDionysiaPanathenaeaDaphnephoriaRoman FestivalsSaturnaliaCerealiaVestaliaPART ¢ò LEGENDSCadmusPerseusIonDaedalus and IcarusThe ArgonautsPelopsHeracles (Hercules)BellerophonTheseusEdipusThe Seven against ThebesThe EpigoniAlcmaeon and the NecklaceThe HeraclidaeThe Siege of TroyReturn of the Greeks from Troy