Hercules and the Lernaean Hydra
Gustave Moreau developed a highly personal vision that combined history, myth, mysticism, and a fascination with the exotic and bizarre. Rooted in the Romantic tradition,...
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Modesty (1752) — Antonio Corradini
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Nymphs Dancing to Pan’s Flute (1920) — Joseph...
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Mesoamerica, 1519 — No Steel, No Firearms, No...
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PrayStation 5 — the Church That Looks Like...
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Girl: God Wants Me Healthy, Wealthy, and Comfortable....
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In Ancient Greece, Slaves Were Not Allowed to...
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Billy the Kid Looked Like the Kind of...
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Female Rulers Are MORE Likely Than Men to...
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Fall Wishlist for the Roman-Era Standards Girlie
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I Have Offended God and Mankind by Doing...
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I Aim for the Stars, but I Keep...
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The Three Levels of Knowledge — People Who...
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The Pearls of Aphrodite — Herbert James Draper,...
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Britain Invents ‘Soccer’, Abandons It, Mocks America for...
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A Nymph in the Forest — John Collier,...
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The Eclipse of the Sun in Venice, July...
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Historical Figure: Doesn’t Sleep With 200 Women. Historians:...
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Me Trying to Leave Rome — All Roads...
9gods Mythology and History Memes - Page 133 of 246 - Daily mythology and history memes on Greek, Egyptian, and Norse gods, legendary creatures, ancient civilizations, and classic stories.
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Bend it Like Alcibiades
Alcibiades A born and raised Athenian, he lived from about 450 to 404 BC. His father was Cleinias, and he was killed in battle when...
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Sedna the goddess of the sea
A bronze statue of Sedna, the goddess of the sea and a cast of Arctic characters, at the water’s edge in Nuuk, Greenland.
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3 Quick Facts About the Palace of Knossos in Crete
Knossos Crete The Palace of Knossos is located just south of modern-day Heraklion near the north coast of Crete. Built by a civilization that we...
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Satyr satisfies Nymph
“Satyr satisfies Nymph” – Arthur Fischer (1900)
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The myth of Narcissus according to Roman writer Ovid.
Narcissus The myth according to Roman writer Ovid. Narcissus is very handsome but cruelly refuses the advances of Echo. The lovely nymph, heartbroken, wastes away...
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Pegasus as a Symbol
#Πήγασος (#Pegasos, #Pegasus). His father was #Poseidon, and his mother was #Medusa. In one version of myth, Pegasos sprang forth when #Perseus beheaded Medusa, and...
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Too Thicc to Care
Carlotta Chabert, dancer of the first half of the nineteenth century, loved by Count Girolamo Malfatti, had the honor, thanks to the high-ranking client, of...
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Zeus up to his old tricks again
Daria Kropacheva