mythology, roman

Explores the religion of ancient Rome, focusing on how particular gods and goddesses were part of, and honored in, the everyday lives of the Roman people.

Presents six stories from ancient Roman mythology including Romulus and Remus and the foundation of Rome, the voyages of Aeneas, and Numa Pompilius.

Retells the story of the legendary demi-god and his twelve tasks.

Includes the stories of the major Roman gods and heroes along with commentaries on each myth.

An introduction to classic mythology that recounts the stories of the gods and goddesses, monsters, magical beasts, and heroes that make up Greek and Roman mythology.

A retelling of the story about Romulus, the legendary founder of Rome, and his twin brother, Remus, who were raised with wolves.

Tells the story of the constellation Cassiopeia, named after the queen of Ethiopa, who thought she was more beautiful than Jupiter's sea nymphs.

Presents nine illustrated Roman myths, each followed by a double-page information section that focuses on a related aspect of Roman culture and society, such as religion, food and feasts, war, and art.

Over 2,000 entries with simple, complete explanations of classical myths, heroes, authors, works, place names, and symbols.