Greek mythology

Greek mythology is a magnificent treasure left to us by the people who lived in ancient Greece thousands of years ago—although scholars still debate just how long ago. Although the Greeks lived in an unenlightened society, they were an accomplished people, and the stories they produced are beautiful and powerful, having a profound influence on later civilizations, particularly in art and literature. Translator: Momoko Ishii (From the Preface)

[Table of Contents] Prometheus' Fire Pandora Deucalion's Great Flood Apollo and Daphne Apollo and Hermes Hermes and Argos Demeter and Persephone Phaethon and the Chariot of the Sun Perseus King Cadmus Jason and the Golden Fleece Bellerophon and Pegasus Echo Narcissus Arachne Hera and Harcyone King Midas The Twelve Adventures of Hercules Theseus Daedalus and Icarus Orpheus and Eurydice Eros and Psyche The Trojan War Odysseus' Adventures (24 stories)