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Numa Pompilius
Numa Pompilius was the second king of Rome. It is a common belief among scholars that Numa came from Sabine stock, since he came from the same Sabi...
By Jimmy Joe
Daedalus
Talus Daedalus and Icarus Death of Minos Talus Daedalus (Daidalos or Δαίδαλος) was originally an Athenian master craftsman and inventor. Daedalus w...
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Myrmidons
The Myrmidons (Μυρμιδών) were originally worker ants. On the island of Aegina, Hera sent a plague that wiped out the inhabitants of the island. Aea...
By Jimmy Joe
Isis
Egypt was another province that was added to Alexander's empire; Egypt was polytheistic in their beliefs. Of all the Egyptian gods, the mother godd...
By Jimmy Joe
Fornax
Fornax was the Roman goddess of bread-making. Nothing else is known about her, except that her festival was held on February 17, on the same day th...
By Jimmy Joe
Siegfried
My Noble Falcon Wooing of Brunhild Death of Siegfried Treasure of the Nibelungs My Noble Falcon It began with Kriemhild having a dream. Kriemhild w...
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Hel
Goddess of the dead. Hel was the daughter of Loki and Angerboda . She was the sister of Jörmungand (Jormungand), the evil Misgard Serpent, and Fenr...
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Tyr
One-handed god of war. Tyr was possibly the son of Odin and of Frigg or the giantess Fjörgyn (Fjorgyn), and younger of brother of Thor . Snorri Stu...
By Jimmy Joe
House of Odysseus
Other Children of Odysseus In later myths, Odysseus was the son of Sisyphus , king of Corinth. Sisyphus ravished Autolycus' daughter, Anticleia, as...
By Jimmy Joe
Descendants of Aeacus
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Houses of Athens
The first family tree shows only two early kings of Attica. At the time, Attica was originally called either Acte or Actaea, after Actaeus . His so...
By Jimmy Joe
Houses of Arcadia