Ancient Greek Myths

Below you will find a collection of ancient Greek myths. We wish you an enjoyable journey through Greek mythology.

Theogony (Origin of the Gods)

The Theogony is a poem written by Hesiod, an ancient Greek poet. The poem presents a comprehensive account of the gods, their offspring, and mythological creatures. Hesiod describes the origins of the gods, their relationships, conflicts, loves, and defining traits. The poem serves as an excellent introduction to the mythological world, guiding the reader through the major figures, genealogies, and events of Greek myth.

Prometheus Bound (by Aeschylus), Play

Here is a piece of the Prometheus myth, telling of the gift of fire to humanity, stolen from Olympus and carried by Prometheus to early humans. Written by Aeschylus as a play and translated from Greek.