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 2. Top 10 Heroes of Greek Mythology
 3. Top 10 Heroes of Greek Mythology - TeacherVision


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Later, to save the princess Andromeda from being eaten by a sea monster, Perseus
pulled out Medusa's head and turned the creature to stone. See also: The Model
Hero: Perseus. Yet Prometheus eventually angered Zeus by stealing fire and
bringing it to mankind. As punishment, Zeus gave Pandora and, with her, all the
evils of the world to man, and condemned Prometheus to be chained to a rock in
the Caucasus Mountains, where his liver was eaten daily by an eagle.

According to some versions of the story, Prometheus was eventually freed by
Hercules. He fought in the Trojan War on the side of the Trojans, and, largely
due to the fact that he was favored by Aphrodite , Apollo and Poseidon , was one
of the few men on that side not to die at the hands of the Greeks. When the war
ended, he fled and ended up in Italy, where his descendants built Rome. When he
played the lyre, he could charm wild animals and even make rivers stand still.

When Orpheus' wife, Eurydice, died, he went down to the underworld to find her.
There, his music softened the heart of Hades , who let Orpheus take Eurydice
back to the living world on one condition: Orpheus had to walk in front of
Eurydice and he couldn't look back at her until they had both left the
underworld.


TOP 10 HEROES OF GREEK MYTHOLOGY

But the temptation to see his beloved was too great, and Orpheus looked back.
Eurydice vanished forever. Theseus Theseus Theseus was known for his triumph
over numerous monsters, especially the Minotaur, which lived in a labyrinth on
the island of Crete. Every year the people of Athens had been forced to send
fourteen young people for the Minotaur to eat alive. But Theseus, using a ball
of magic thread from the princess Ariadne, found his way in and out of the
labyrinth and killed the beast.

Theseus was the son of either Aegeus, king of Athens, or the sea god Poseidon.
In later life he became king of Athens and a famous warrior. Eyewitness: Ancient
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same features. In the succeeding Archaic c. Greek mythology. Article Media. Info
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Introduction Sources of myths: literary and archaeological The Homeric poems:
the Iliad and the Odyssey The works of Hesiod: Theogony and Works and Days Other
literary works Archaeological discoveries Forms of myth in Greek culture
Religious myths Legends Folktales Types of myths in Greek culture Myths of
origin Myths of the ages of the world Myths of the gods Myths of heroes Myths of
seasonal renewal Myths involving animal transformations Other types Greek
mythological characters and motifs in art and literature.

See Article History. Top Questions. Greek religion. Read more below: Sources of
myths: literary and archaeological. Minoan civilization. Start Your Free Trial
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More About. Articles from Britannica Encyclopedias for elementary and high
school students.

More about this book. Chapter 1 [PDF]. Dominguez, Bryn Mawr Classical Review. It
should be required reading by anyone doing work at the graduate and professional
levels in the fields of mythology, cultural poetics, and Greek colonization.
Claude Calame. Subject Areas.


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