classical mythology

A translation of classic Roman poet Ovid's epic work that includes introduction, historical sketch, explanatory notes, and a glossary and index of names.

"In this story based on an exciting tentpole episode, Elena visits the West Coast of Avalor, where she meets mysterious underwater creatures called sirenas--and encounters the evil sorceress Shuriki once again!"--From the publisher's web site.

Recounts the story of the mythological hero Hercules, child of Zeus and a mortal woman, including his twelve labors and ending with his ascension to Mount Olympus as a god.

"Explores the stories of some of the most prominent figures in Roman mythology, such as Romulus and Remus, Jupiter, Venus, Mars, and Apollo and the story of the Aeneid. Each tale includes a detailed introduction to the culture of ancient Rome, as well as expert commentary written by scholars and specialists."--Provided by publisher.

Simplified retellings of Greek and Roman myths, including those about Icarus, the boy whose father made him wings, and King Midas, who had the golden touch.

A collection of 48 myths and epics from around the world.

A king finds himself bitterly regretting the consequences of his wish that everything he touches would turn to gold.

Cover title: Usborne illustrated guide to Greek myths and legends. Includes brief outlines of the most famous stories. Lists over 200 entries.

A collection of twenty Greek and Roman myths including "Apollo and Diana," "Arcas and Callisto," and "Pomona and Vertumnus.".

Contains animated retellings of several myths of Greek gods, explaining how Zeus became king of the gods, describing the gods' relationships with each other and with humans, and discussing related themes that shed light on ancient Greek life and beliefs.