Bulfinch's Mythology
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Bulfinch Thomas. Bulfinch's Mythology
Bulfinch's Mythology
Table of Contents
STORIES OF GODS AND HEROES
KING ARTHUR AND HIS KNIGHTS
THE MABINOGEON
HERO MYTHS OF THE BRITISH RACE
LEGENDS OF CHARLEMAGNE
GLOSSARY. STORIES OF GODS AND HEROES
CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION
ROMAN DIVINITIES
CHAPTER II
PROMETHEUS AND PANDORA
CHAPTER III
APOLLO AND DAPHNE—PYRAMUS AND THISBE CEPHALUS AND PROCRIS
APOLLO AND DAPHNE
PYRAMUS AND THISBE
CEPHALUS AND PROCRIS
CHAPTER IV
JUNO AND HER RIVALS, IO AND CALLISTO—DIANA AND ACTAEON—LATONA AND THE RUSTICS
CALLISTO
DIANA AND ACTAEON
LATONA AND THE RUSTICS
CHAPTER V
PHAETON
CHAPTER VI
MIDAS—BAUCIS AND PHILEMON
BAUCIS AND PHILEMON
CHAPTER VII
PROSERPINE—GLAUCUS AND SCYLLA
GLAUCUS AND SCYLLA
CHAPTER VIII
PYGMALION—DRYOPE-VENUS AND ADONIS—APOLLO AND HYACINTHUS
—S. G. B. DRYOPE
VENUS AND ADONIS
APOLLO AND HYACINTHUS
CHAPTER IX
CEYX AND HALCYONE: OR, THE HALCYON BIRDS
CHAPTER X
VERTUMNUS AND POMONA
CHAPTER XI
CUPID AND PSYCHE
CHAPTER XII
CADMUS—THE MYRMIDONS
THE MYRMIDONS
CHAPTER XIII
NISUS AND SCYLLA—ECHO AND NARCISSUS—CLYTIE—HERO AND LEANDER. NISUS AND SCYLLA
ECHO AND NARCISSUS
"ON A BEAUTIFUL YOUTH, STRUCK BLIND BY LIGHTNING
"ON AN UGLY FELLOW
CLYTIE
HERO AND LEANDER
"ON A PICTURE OF LEANDER
CHAPTER XIV
MINERVA—NIOBE. MINERVA
"UPON A LADY'S EMBROIDERY
NIOBE
CHAPTER XV
THE GRAEAE OR GRAY-MAIDS—PERSEUS—MEDUSA—ATLAS—ANDROMEDA. THE GRAEAE AND THE GORGONS
PERSEUS AND MEDUSA
PERSEUS AND ATLAS
THE SEA-MONSTER
THE WEDDING FEAST
CHAPTER XVI
MONSTERS. GIANTS, SPHINX, PEGASUS AND CHIMAERA, CENTAURS, GRIFFIN, AND PYGMIES
THE SPHINX
PEGASUS AND THE CHIMAERA
THE CENTAURS
THE PYGMIES
THE GRIFFIN, OR GRYPHON
CHAPTER XVII
THE GOLDEN FLEECE—MEDEA. THE GOLDEN FLEECE
MEDEA AND AESON
CHAPTER XVIII
MELEAGER AND ATALANTA
ATALANTA
CHAPTER XIX
HERCULES—HEBE AND GANYMEDE. HERCULES
—S. G. B. HEBE AND GANYMEDE
CHAPTER XX
THESEUS—DAEDALUS—CASTOR AND POLLUX. THESEUS
OLYMPIC AND OTHER GAMES
DAEDALUS
CASTOR AND POLLUX
CHAPTER XXI
BACCHUS—ARIADNE. BACCHUS
CHAPTER XXIX
ARIADNE
CHAPTER XXII
THE RURAL DEITIES—ERISICHTHON—RHOECUS—THE WATER DEITIES—CAMENAE—WINDS. THE RURAL DEITIES
ERISICHTHON
RHOECUS
THE WATER DEITIES
NEPTUNE
AMPHITRITE
NEREUS AND DORIS
TRITON AND PROTEUS
THETIS
LEUCOTHEA AND PALAEMON
THE CAMENAE
THE WINDS
CHAPTER XXIII
ACHELOUS AND HERCULES—ADMETUS AND ALCESTIS—ANTIGONE—PENELOPE. ACHELOUS AND HERCULES
ADMETUS AND ALCESTIS
ANTIGONE
PENELOPE
CHAPTER XXIV
ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE—ARISTAEUS—AMPHION—LINUS—THAMYRIS—MARSYAS—MELAMPUS—MUSAEUS. ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE
ARISTAEUS, THE BEE-KEEPER
AMPHION
LINUS
THAMYRIS
MARSYAS
MELAMPUS
CHAPTER XXV
ARION—IBYCUS—SIMONIDES—SAPPHO
ARION
IBYCUS
SIMONIDES
SAPPHO
CHAPTER XXVI
ENDYMION—ORION—AURORA AND TITHONUS—ACIS AND GALATEA. DIANA AND ENDYMION
ORION
AURORA AND TITHONUS
Book I., 1., 182. ACIS AND GALATEA
CHAPTER XXVII
THE TROJAN WAR
"THE ILIAD"
CHAPTER XXVIII
THE FALL OF TROY—RETURN OF THE GREEKS—ORESTES AND ELECTRA. THE FALL OF TROY
MENELAUS AND HELEN
AGAMEMNON, ORESTES, AND ELECTRA
TROY
CHAPTER XXIX
ADVENTURES OF ULYSSES—THE LOTUS-EATERS—CYCLOPES—CIRCE—SIRENS—SCYLLA AND CHARYBDIS—CALYPSO. RETURN OF ULYSSES
THE LAESTRYGONIANS
SCYLLA AND CHARYBDIS
CALYPSO
CHAPTER XXX
THE PHAEACIANS—FATE OF THE SUITORS. THE PHAEACIANS
FATE OF THE SUITORS
CHAPTER XXXI
ADVENTURES OF AENEAS—THE HARPIES—DIDO—PALINURUS. ADVENTURES OF AENEAS
DIDO
FROM THE LATIN
PALINURUS
CHAPTER XXXII
THE INFERNAL REGIONS—THE SIBYL. THE INFERNAL REGIONS
ELYSIUM
THE SIBYL
CHAPTER XXXIII
CAMILLA—EVANDER—NISUS AND EURYALUS—MEZENTIUS—TURNUS
OPENING THE GATES OF JANUS
CAMILLA
EVANDER
INFANT ROME
NISUS AND EURYALUS
MEZENTIUS
PALLAS, CAMILLA, TURNUS
CHAPTER XXXIV
PYTHAGORAS—EGYPTIAN DEITIES—ORACLES. PYTHAGORAS
SYBARIS AND CROTONA
EGYPTIAN DEITIES
MYTH OF OSIRIS AND ISIS
ORACLE OF TROPHONIUS
ORACLE OF AESCULAPIUS
ORACLE OF APIS
CHAPTER XXXV
ORIGIN OF MYTHOLOGY—STATUES OF GODS AND GODDESSES—POETS OF MYTHOLOGY. ORIGINS OF MYTHOLOGY
STATUES OF THE GODS
THE OLYMPIAN JUPITER
THE MINERVA OF THE PARTHENON
THE VENUS DE' MEDICI
THE APOLLO BELVEDERE
THE DIANA A LA BICHE
THE POETS OF MYTHOLOGY
VIRGIL
"ON MILTON
OVID
CHAPTER XXXVI
MODERN MONSTERS—THE PHOENIX—BASILISK—UNICORN—SALAMANDER. MODERN MONSTERS
THE PHOENIX
THE COCKATRICE, OR BASILISK
THE UNICORN
THE SALAMANDER
CHAPTER XXXVII
EASTERN MYTHOLOGY—ZOROASTER—HINDU MYTHOLOGY—CASTES—BUDDHA—GRAND LAMA. ZOROASTER
III., 91
HINDU MYTHOLOGY
VISHNU
SIVA
JUGGERNAUT
CASTES
BUDDHA
THE GRAND LAMA
PRESTER JOHN
CHAPTER XXXVIII
NORTHERN MYTHOLOGY—VALHALLA—THE VALKYRIOR. NORTHERN MYTHOLOGY
OF THE JOYS OF VALHALLA
THE VALKYRIE
OF THOR AND THE OTHER GODS
OF LOKI AND HIS PROGENY
THE RECOVERY OF THE HAMMER
CHAPTER XXXIX
THOR'S VISIT TO JOTUNHEIM. THOR'S VISIT TO JOTUNHEIM, THE GIANT'S COUNTRY
CHAPTER XL
THE DEATH OF BALDUR—THE ELVES—RUNIC LETTERS—ICELAND—TEUTONIC MYTHOLOGY—NIBELUNGEN LIED. THE DEATH OF BALDUR
THE ELVES
RAGNAROK, THE TWILIGHT OF THE GODS
RUNIC LETTERS
THE SKALDS
ICELAND
TEUTONIC MYTHOLOGY
THE NIBELUNGEN LIED
THE NIBELUNGEN HOARD
WAGNER'S NIBELUNGEN RING
CHAPTER XLI
THE DRUIDS—IONA. DRUIDS
IONA
KING ARTHUR AND HIS KNIGHTS
CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION
THE TRAINING OF A KNIGHT
FREEMEN, VILLAINS, SERFS, AND CLERKS
TOURNAMENTS
MAIL ARMOR
HELMETS
ROMANCES
METRICAL ROMANCES
CHAPTER II
THE MYTHICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Book III, Canto IX., 38.]
BLADUD
LEIR
FERREX AND PORREX
DUNWALLO MOLMUTIUS
BRENNUS AND BELINUS,
ELIDURE
LUD
CASSIBELLAUNUS
KYMBELINUS, OR CYMBELINE
ARMORICA
CHAPTER III
MERLIN
CAER-MERDIN, OR CAERMARTHEN (IN WALES), MERLIN'S TOWER, AND THE IMPRISONED FIENDS
CHAPTER IV
ARTHUR
KING ARTHUR
ARTHUR CHOSEN KING
GUENEVER
CHAPTER V
KING ARTHUR SLAYS THE GIANT OF ST. MICHAEL'S MOUNT
KING ARTHUR GETS A SWORD FROM THE LADY OF THE LAKE
CHAPTER VI
SIR GAWAIN
SIR GAWAIN'S MARRIAGE
CHAPTER VII
CARADOC BRIEFBRAS; OR, CARADOC WITH THE SHRUNKEN ARM
"THE BOY AND THE MANTLE
CHAPTER VIII
LAUNCELOT OF THE LAKE
SIR LAUNCELOT
CHAPTER IX
THE ADVENTURE OF THE CART
CHAPTER X
THE LADY OF SHALOTT
CHAPTER XI
QUEEN GUENEVER'S PERIL
CHAPTER XII
TRISTRAM AND ISOUDE
CHAPTER XIII
CHAPTER XIV
SIR TRISTRAM'S BATTLE WITH SIR LAUNCELOT
SIR TRISTRAM AS A SPORTSMAN
CHAPTER XV
THE ROUND TABLE
CHAPTER XVI
SIR PALAMEDES
CHAPTER XVII
SIR TRISTRAM
CHAPTER XVIII
PERCEVAL
CHAPTER XIX
THE SANGREAL, OR HOLY GRAAL
SIR GALAHAD
SIR GAWAIN
CHAPTER XX
SIR LAUNCELOT
SIR PERCEVAL
CHAPTER XXI
SIR BOHORT
SIR GALAHAD
CHAPTER XXII
SIR AGRIVAIN'S TREASON
CHAPTER XXIII
MORTE D'ARTHUR
THE MABINOGEON
INTRODUCTORY NOTE
CHAPTER I
THE BRITONS
THE WELSH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
THE WELSH BARDS
THE TRIADS
CHAPTER II
THE LADY OF THE FOUNTAIN. KYNON'S ADVENTURE
CHAPTER III
OWAIN'S ADVENTURE
CHAPTER IV
GAWAIN'S ADVENTURE
THE ADVENTURE OF THE LION
CHAPTER V
GERAINT, THE SON OF ERBIN
CHAPTER VI
CHAPTER VII
CHAPTER VIII
PWYLL, PRINCE OF DYVED
CHAPTER IX
BRANWEN, THE DAUGHTER OF LLYR
CHAPTER X
MANAWYDDAN
CHAPTER XI
KILWICH AND OLWEN
CHAPTER XII
CHAPTER XIII
TALIESIN
HERO MYTHS OF THE BRITISH RACE
BEOWULF
CUCHULAIN, CHAMPION OF IRELAND
HEREWARD THE WAKE
ROBIN HOOD
LEGENDS OF CHARLEMAGNE
INTRODUCTION
THE PEERS, OR PALADINS
ORLANDO
ROLAND AND FERRAGUS
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER
RINALDO
THE TOURNAMENT
THE SIEGE OF ALBRACCA
ADVENTURES OF RINALDO AND ORLANDO
THE INVASION OF FRANCE
BRADAMANTE AND ROGERO
ASTOLPHO AND THE ENCHANTRESS
THE ORC
ASTOLPHO'S ADVENTURES CONTINUED, AND ISABELLA'S BEGUN
MEDORO
ORLANDO MAD
ZERBINO AND ISABELLA
ASTOLPHO IN ABYSSINIA
THE WAR IN AFRICA
ROGERO AND BRADAMANTE
THE BATTLE OF RONCESVALLES
RINALDO AND BAYARD
DEATH OF RINALDO
HUON OF BORDEAUX
OGIER, THE DANE
GLOSSARY
B
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FEAR
FORTUNATE FIELDS
G
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M
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PHOCIS
POLE STAR
PYTHIAN GAMES. PYTHIAN ORACLE
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ROMANCES
ROME
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SHALOTT, THE LADY OF
SPRING
SWAN, LEDA AND
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THESSALY
THRACE
TROJAN WAR
TYRIANS
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WELSH LANGUAGE. WESTERN OCEAN. WINDS, THE. WINTER
WOOD NYMPHS
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Thomas Bulfinch
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The Greeks believed the earth to be flat and circular, their own country occupying the middle of it, the central point being either Mount Olympus, the abode of the gods, or Delphi, so famous for its oracle.
The circular disk of the earth was crossed from west to east and divided into two equal parts by the Sea, as they called the Mediterranean, and its continuation the Euxine, the only seas with which they were acquainted.
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