Totally love Greek Mythology. Though I believe it is not ALL Myth. It is believed there is a grain of truth to most Myths and Legends. A grain. Thank you.🌿🕊🌿
@@adamcoyne1315 Then again they are starting to find remains of creatures similar to all the crazy one's in Greek Mythology. So maybe my Dad had not been wrong.
Don't you see what's happening? If you want to be a hero, Tommy, that's fine, that's fine.... Do you want to be a hero, Tommy? THEN DIE LIKE ONE (proceed to misplace a wither skull)
That was some top level mental retardation; reminded me of Ixion, who was invited by Zeus to a Mt. Olympus party where he tried to get lucky with Hera.
Always like great mythology and kinda think that there is a lot more to these so-called mythical legend/stories at a lot more truth than the lies they tell us now. Always happy to be a subscriber, keep up the spreading of knowledge.
@@nikolaostouloumis1573 That's good to know buddy 😊 nice to meet u , I dont know but I feels some connection with Greeks and gods wish if someday i could visit here
Theseus provides some of the best evidence for how myths could evolve over time to reflect the state of Greek society. Its believed that many of the more primitive myths regarding abductions and violence developed around 1000-800 BC, when much of Greece was going through a dark age of violence and upheavel. As the society's ideas evolved and matured, so did the actions of Theseus, though some of the older stories remained.
According to the cult of hippolatis Artemis was not allowing one of her hunters dieing for such a dumb reason so she called in a favor from a doctor so good he could bring back the dead and he did his thing and brought him back to life Also they believed that Aphrodite placed a curse on Theseus's wife knowing what would happen
In ancient times, Theseus was called king of Athens. But in medieval and Renaissance tales like of Shakespeare and Chaucer, why was he called Duke of Athens?
