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If you live in the northern hemisphere in an area with relatively little light pollution, and you look up at the sky on a clear night sometime between November and February, you will see three prominent constellations overhead.
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Three and a half millennia ago, the people of the Bronze Age Minoan civilization revered the double-headed ax, which is conventionally known today as a labrys (plural form: labryes), as a religious symbol associated with powerful goddesses.
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Most people who know about Greek myth think that Hades is the ruler of the underworld.
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Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is perhaps the most highly anticipated new film of the 2020s.
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Because generative AI is in everything now, a shockingly high number of other blogs have adopted it, and, on Reddit, other people have occasionally accused my comments on that platform of being AI-generated, I’ve decided to make this short post clarifying…
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The new season of HBO’s epic fantasy series House of the Dragon is about to release its fourth episode.
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If I told you to imagine what the Devil looks like, you would probably have a very clear image in your head: a man with horns, red skin, a goatee, cloven hooves, and a tail with a point on the end, holding a pitchfork.
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Even if you know nothing else about the historiography of the late Roman Empire, there is one work of scholarship on the subject that you’ve probably heard of: The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon, which was originally published in six
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It is a fact of life that, for as long as people have been making laws, there have been people who have tried to break those laws and get away with it.
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In the Iliad, Pandaros, son of Lykaon, is a Lykian archer who is allied with the Trojans.
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No one can deny that Death of a Unicorn, released in March of this year, is a very strange film.