Anubis: Mythology Of The Enigmatic Egyptian Jackal God
Introduction to Egyptian God Anubis Anubis (or Anpu or Inpu in Egyptian language; Greek form – ‘Anubis’) is one of the most frequently represented deities…
Introduction to Egyptian God Anubis Anubis (or Anpu or Inpu in Egyptian language; Greek form – ‘Anubis’) is one of the most frequently represented deities…
Introduction to Celtic Mythology When it comes to the ancient Celts, the scope is not really about a singular group of people who dominated some…
Introduction Quetzalcoatl is arguably (and rather uniquely) the most renowned of all mythical entities from Aztec mythology, whose legacy has survived the rigors of time…
Introduction Venerated as the patron deity of Babylon itself, Marduk as one of the major Mesopotamian gods formed an important part of the Babylonian…
Introduction – Ancient Mesopotamia and its Gods When it comes to the early historical scope of Mesopotamia, there were no singular factions or political entities…
ContentsEtymology and Names The Myth of Minotaur The Origins of Minos The Wrath of Poseidon Minotaur’s BirthThe LabyrinthMinos’ Revenge on the Athenians The Deadly Mission…
Why is France called France? Or for that matter, is Chile named ‘oddly’ just because it is shaped like a chili? Well, we will try our…
Probably the most well-known of Slavic gods and goddesses, Perun (or Grom) was venerated as the god of thunder, rain, justice (law), and war.
Introduction – Since ancient times, specific clothing has been used to designate classes of society or differentiate workers from priests and landowners. The evolution of such…
Introduction When we talk about the Japanese gods and goddesses, we must understand that much of the mythology and pantheon is derived from the traditional…