Bulfinch ́s Mythology: The Age Of FableBoD – Books on Demand, 2019-09-25 - 380 psl. Reproduction of the original: Bulfinch ́s Mythology by Thomas Bulfinch |
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STORIES OF GODS AND HEROES I Introduction | 9 |
Prometheus and Pandora | 19 |
Apollo and DaphnePyramus and ThisbeCephalus and Procris | 25 |
Juno and her Rivals Io and CallistoDiana and Actaeon Latona and the Rustics | 33 |
Phaeton | 41 |
MidasBaucis and Philemon | 47 |
ProserpineGlaucus and Scylla | 53 |
PygmalionDryopeVenus and AdonisApollo and Hyacinthus | 61 |
Meleager and Atalanta | 127 |
HerculesHebe and Ganymede | 132 |
Theseus and DaedalusCastor and PolluxFestivals and Games XXI Bacchus and Ariadne | 139 |
The Rural DeitiesThe Dryads and Erisichthon RhoecusWater DeitiesCamenaeWinds | 152 |
Achelous and HerculesAdmetus and AlcestisAntigone Penelope | 161 |
Orpheus and EurydiceAristaeusAmphionLinus ThamyrisMarsyasMelampusMusaeus | 168 |
ArionIbycusSimonidesSappho | 176 |
EndymionOrionAurora and TithonusAcis and Galatea | 184 |
Ceyx and Halcyone | 67 |
Vertumnus and PomonaIphis and Anaxarete XI Cupid and Psyche | 77 |
CadmusThe Myrmidons | 87 |
GiantsSphinxPegasus and ChimaeraCentaurs GriffinPygmies | 114 |
The Golden FleeceMedea | 120 |
The Trojan | 190 |
The Fall of TroyReturn of the GreeksOrestes and Electra | 203 |
Adventures of UlyssesThe LotuseatersThe Cyclopes CirceSirensScylla and CharybdisCalypso | 210 |
The PhaeaciansFate of the Suitors | 219 |
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Pagrindiniai terminai ir frazės
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