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• ↓ Paleothea
• ↓ The Cretan Bull
• ↓ Rhea’s Gamble
• ↓ Pelops and the Rigged Chariot Race
• ↓ Andromache: The Good Wife in a Golden Cage
• ↓ Myths of Divine Disguise: Loom, Door, Mask
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"A who’s-who on all females in Greek mythology, with a section on Greek Men, a collection of myths, and a lot of beautiful images."

"There are myths that arrive like hymns, clean and ceremonial, all laurel and incense. And then there are myths that kick down the palace doors, drag silk across the floor, and leave hoofprints in the sanctuaries. The story of the Cretan Bull belongs to the second kind. It begins as a divine favor,..."

"Some myths are built on thunder and heroics. This one is built on a mother’s hands, moving quickly in the dark. Rhea is often introduced like a background figure in a story that belongs to men. Cronus eats. Zeus strikes. The cosmos rearranges itself accordingly. But Zeus survives because Rhea..."

"Some myths open on sea spray and heroic speeches. This one opens on a kitchen, and not the charming kind with olive oil and hearth-smoke curling like prayer. Pelops begins as a child reduced to ingredients, because his father Tantalus decides to perform the most arrogant experiment imaginable: test..."

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Paleothea

The Cretan Bull

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Pelops and the Rigged Chariot Race

Andromache: The Good Wife in a Golden Cage

Myths of Divine Disguise: Loom, Door, Mask