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Greek Myths / Burn, Lucilla 1990  Book
Burn, Lucilla Book
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Edition 2008
Publication Great Britain, The British Museum Press, 1990.
Description 80pBlack Spine
Series The Legendary Past
Summary/Abstract Included in this volume are some of the most exciting and influential of all Greek myths. The author introduces the complex pantheon of Olympic gods and goddesses, describing their attitudes, genealogies and often their comic relationships. It illustrates the personalities and their stories by drawing upon the artistry of the ancient culture which created them. The book also includes in a final chapter the powerful and continuing imaginative legacy of Greek myth, from Botticelli to Freud.
Contents Map of the Greek world The labours of Herakles Theseus of Athens The Trojan War The Story of Odysseus Jason, Medea and the Golden Fleece Perseus and Medusa Oedipus and the Theben Cycle The imaginative Legacy
Standard Number 0714120618 Pb.
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ID:   010855


Greek myths / Burn, Lucilla 2006  Book
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Publication New Delhi, Orient Blackswan, 2006.
Description 80pBlack spine
Series The Legendary Past
Summary/Abstract Some of the most exciting and enduring of all Greek myths are depicted in the book such as the Trojan War, the voyages of Odeysseus and the heroic adventures of Jason, Hercules and other invincible heroes.
Contents Map of the Greek world Introduction The labours of Herakles Theseus of Athens The Trojan War The story of Odeysseus Jason, Medea and the Holden fleece Perseus and Medusa Oedipus and the Theban cycle The imaginative legacy Suggestions for furthur reading Index and picture credits
Standard Number 9788125039471 Pb.
Key Words Mythology - Greece 
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ID:   010630


Hindu myths / Dallapiccola, A. L. 2010  Book
Dallapiccola, A. L. Book
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Publication India, Orient Blackswan, 2010.
Description 80pBlack Spine
Series The Legendary Past
Summary/Abstract Mythology being the backbone of Indian culture is retold in its colourful and dramatic splendour, touching the key narrative themes of creation, preservation, destruction, delusion and bestowal of grace. Also potrays the main deities of the Hindu pantheon - Shiva, Vishnu and Devi-and their relationships with anti-gods, nymphs and ascetics.
Standard Number 9788125039488 Pb.
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ID:   011050


Persian myths / Curtis, Sarkhosh Vesta 2010  Book
Curtis, Sarkhosh Vesta Book
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Publication New Delhi, Orient Blackswan, 2010.
Description 80pBlack Spine
Series The Legendary Past
Summary/Abstract Retells the stirring legends of ancient Iran, which have inspired centuries of manuscript illustrations.
Contents Map of ancient Iran Introduction The gods and creation of the ancient Iranian world Demons, fabulous creatures and heroes The book of kings: Firdowsi's Shahnameh Fabulous mythological creatures of the Shahnameh Stories of Zoroaster, Cyrus and Alexander Continuation of an ancient tradition Fairy tales and passion plays Conclusion
Standard Number 9788125039495 Pb.
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Roman myths / Gardner, Jane F. 2010  Book
Gardner, Jane F. Book
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Publication New Delhi, Orient Blackswan, 2010.
Description 80pBlack Spine
Series The Legendary Past
Summary/Abstract Retells some of the best-known stories, and a few less well-known, examining their place in the society, religion and literature of ancient Rome.
Contents Map Introduction Aeneas and the destiny of Rome Founding fathers: Romulus and the kings of Rome The hero and the state Legendary ladies Some gods old and new Cults and festivals Conclusion Suggestions for further reading Index
Standard Number 9788125039501 Pb.
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