Hesiod, Homeric hymns, Olympians, Titans, underworld, heroes, mystery cults, and Greek philosophical reception.
Ask against this tradition's indexed passages, source inventory, and relevant archive parallels. Follow-up questions stay with the same Deep Thought.
Full Theogony import for Chaos, Gaia, Uranus, Cronos, the Titans, Zeus, the Muses, Aphrodite, Typhon, divine succession, monster genealogies, and Olympian order.
Works and Days is indexed for Prometheus, Pandora, the ages of humanity, Zeus, justice, labor, sacrifice, omens, divine timing, and everyday piety.
Andrew Lang's public-domain Homeric Hymns edition for Greek gods, mysteries, divine epithets, and myth comparison.
Homer's Odyssey follows the hero Odysseus on his ten-year voyage home from Troy, encompassing encounters with gods, monsters, prophets, and the dead. This import covers all 24 books in Samuel Butler's public-domain 1900 prose translation, including the divine council on Olympus, Telemachus's journey, the Nekyia in Book XI, and the return to Ithaca.
Homer's Iliad narrates the wrath of Achilles and the Trojan War, centering on cosmic battle, divine intervention, sacrifice, and heroic fate. This import covers all 24 books in Samuel Butler's public-domain 1898 prose translation, including the quarrel of Agamemnon and Achilles, divine councils, battlefield interventions, Hector's death, and Priam's ransom.
The epic of Jason and the Argonauts: the mustering of the heroes, the voyage of the Argo through the Clashing Rocks to Colchis, Medea's love and sorcery, the winning of the golden fleece from the sleepless serpent, and the long wandering home. R. C. Seaton's 1912 prose translation, Books I-IV complete.
public-domain Evelyn-White translation loaded
Full Theogony line-block import from Evelyn-White's public-domain Hesiod volume for Chaos, Gaia, Uranus, Cronos, Zeus, Titans, Aphrodite, Typhon, divine succession, and monster genealogies.
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Indexed separately from Theogony for Prometheus, Pandora, the ages of humanity, justice, labor, sacrifice, omens, divine timing, and everyday piety.
Read on siteSource recordProject Gutenberg public-domain Samuel Butler English translation loaded
Indexed across all 24 books for Odysseus, divine councils, sacrifice, prophecy, the underworld journey, monsters, homecoming, and Greek heroic tradition.
Read on siteSource recordProject Gutenberg public-domain Samuel Butler English translation loaded
Indexed across all 24 books for Achilles, divine intervention, sacrifice, oath, battlefield death, honor, wrath, fate, and Greek heroic tradition.
Read on siteSource recordTexts all public domain; images = Met Open Access (CC0)
AUDIT: texts already indexed (no import/dupes) — Greek: hesiod-theogony, hesiod-works-days, homeric-hymns, iliad-butler, odyssey-butler; Roman: ovid-metamorphoses-books-1-7, ovid-metamorphoses-books-8-15, aeneid. The Gutenberg leads (#348/#1727/#2199/#16338/#21765/#228) correspond to these already-imported PD editions. EVIDENCE: archived 2 Met Open Access (CC0) source-image sidecars (ingest=false, collection greek-roman-mythology): met-greek-odysseus-circe-mirror (obj 248154, Etruscan bronze mirror, Odysseus+Circe -> odyssey-butler) and met-greek-aeneas-neck-amphora (obj 254342, Attic amphora, Aeneas -> aeneid + iliad-butler). FOLLOW-UP IMAGE CANDIDATES (Met dept 13, CC0; verify each then archive ingest=false): obj 255949 white-ground lekythos by the Achilles Painter (highlight; funerary/afterlife exemplar); plus dept-13 searches for Zeus/Titanomachy (Theogony creation/divine-war), Herakles, Hades/Persephone + the Nekyia/underworld (Odyssey XI, Aeneid VI hero-descent), Dionysos and Demeter (Homeric Hymns). Recommend a focused follow-up pass to add ~1-2 images per text with accurate content relationships.
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