Bibliotheca
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The 'Bibliotheca' is a compendium of Greek mythology attributed to Apollodorus, offering a systematic account of gods, heroes, and mythological events.
Beginning with the creation of the world, it covers the major myths and legends of ancient Greece.
The text provides genealogies of gods and heroes.
It recounts famous episodes such as the Trojan War, the Labors of Heracles, and the voyages of Jason.
As a valuable resource for understanding Greek mythology, it connects disparate stories into a cohesive narrative.
The 'Bibliotheca' has influenced countless works of art and literature.
Beginning with the creation of the world, it covers the major myths and legends of ancient Greece.
The text provides genealogies of gods and heroes.
It recounts famous episodes such as the Trojan War, the Labors of Heracles, and the voyages of Jason.
As a valuable resource for understanding Greek mythology, it connects disparate stories into a cohesive narrative.
The 'Bibliotheca' has influenced countless works of art and literature.
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