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Ancient Greek myths or legends are mostly used in ancient Greek literature, including classics such as the Iliad and the Odyssey in Homer's epic poems, Hesiod's Work and Time and the Theogony, and the Archaic Ode to Homer, as well as the plays of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides.

Greek mythology is a spiritual product of primitive clan societies, the earliest literary form in Europe. Created around the 8th century B.C., it is based on a long period of oral transmission among the indigenous people of ancient Greece and draws on myths that have been passed down to Greece and other countries.

Later, it was recorded in Homer's "Homeric Epic" and Hesiod's "Theogony" and ancient Greek poetry, drama, history, philosophy and other works, and later generations compiled them into the current ancient Greek mythological stories, which are divided into two parts: the story of the gods and the legend of heroes.

There is a group of epic poems that either praise the gods or sing about the deeds of the gods called "Homeric Hymns".

But they don't really have anything to do with Homer, they are actually hymns that have been handed down from the early period known as lyricism. Homer's contemporary, Hesiodus, in his work The Genealogy of the Gods, comprehensively records early Greek mythology about the formation of the world, the origin of the gods, the Titans, and giants, as well as detailed genealogies, folklore, and myths about the history of human diseases.

Hesiod's Work and Time systematically records the knowledge of agricultural production at that time, and shows the calm and beautiful scenes of rural life. It includes descriptions of Prometheus, Pandora, and the Five Eras. These psalms give advice and a complete picture of the best way to live in that perilous time.

The historians Herodotus and Diodorus, as well as the geographers Pausanias and Strabo, all made trips across Greece, and they all recorded the stories they heard along the way, and their records testify to the myths and legends of different regions, all of which have a large number of different versions that are not well known.

Herodotus, in particular, studied a large number of traditions and discovered many historical or mythological roots in Greece and the East. He also tried to reconcile these origins and bring together different cultural ideas.

There are in ancient Greek and Roman mythology.

1) Zeus:

2) Hera:

3) Poseidon

4) Hades:

5) Hestia:

6) Demeter:

7) Ares:

8) Athene:

9) Hermes:

10) Hephaestus:

11) Apollo:

12) Aphrodite):

13) Artemis:

14) Dionysus:

All the planets, except Earth, are names of gods from Roman mythology and Greek mythology...

Europa (that is, continental Europe).

That's how the names of the major states come from, the full name of Europe is Europa, Europa is Zeus's wife, Asia is Asia Minor, and so on.