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Herakles

By Gregory Nagy, Pausanias commentary

Questions while viewing Greek myths and rituals through the lens of Pausanias, II: In Mycenaean times, was Athena a goddess who was worshipped only in Athens?

By Gregory Nagy, Pausanias commentary

Questions while viewing Greek myths and rituals through the lens of Pausanias, I: Did Athena, goddess of Athens, belong only to the Athenians?

By Gregory Nagy

About Greek goddesses as mothers or would-be mothers

By Gregory Nagy

Comments on comparative mythology 7, finding a cure for the anger of Hērā

By Gregory Nagy

Comments on comparative mythology 6, trifunctionality and the goddess Hērā

By Gregory Nagy

Comments on comparative mythology 3, about trifunctionality and the Judgment of Paris

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