
The Odyssey
Ten years of storms, monsters, and a goddess who will not let him go stand between a soldier and his own front door. Every adventure story since descends from Odysseus.

Ten years of storms, monsters, and a goddess who will not let him go stand between a soldier and his own front door. Every adventure story since descends from Odysseus.

The king kills lions released into an arena to prove he can protect his people, and the dying animals are carved with startling tenderness.

Chaos comes first, then gods who overthrow their fathers in turn until Zeus wins and holds. Hesiod then turns to his idle brother to explain when to plow and why work is holy.
My son, keep thy father's commandment, and forsake not the law of thy mother: