1. The Olympian Gods 爱神 Chaos 混沌之神 地狱神 黑夜神 黑暗神 NOX Erebus
黑夜神 Nyx 大地之母 Gaea 爱神 地狱神 黑暗神 Erebus Chaos 混沌之神 1.The Olympian Gods
第二代天神(提坦神) 大地之母 Give birth to Gaea Have an affair 苍穹之神 Uranus The Tita 提坦巨人 The Titans 独目巨灵 百臂巨灵 Cronus and his other 11 brothers and sisters
第二代天神（提坦神） 大地之母 Gaea 苍穹之神Uranus Give birth to Have an affair 提坦巨人The Titans 独目巨灵 百臂巨灵 Cronus and his other 11 brothers and sisters The Titans
第三代天神(奥林匹新神) 六兄弟 六姊妹 The Giants-ZEUS 与 Poseidon 乱伦 阉割 和 Hades三分 吞噬 天下
第三代天神（奥林匹斯神） 六兄弟 六姊妹 The Giants-ZEUS 乱伦 吞噬 阉割 与Poseidon 和Hades三分 天下
以zeus为首,其兄妹子女各司其职的奥匹斯神 ( the Olympian Gods)的统治。因诸神长年居于奥神匹 斯山上,故称为奥匹斯神。奥匹斯山上共有十二主神, 此外,还有余多小神,他们亦分音着各自不同的神职。 尽管希腊罗马神话中共有三代天神,但后世一骰熟 的则是奥匹斯诸神,希腊与罗马的神话区别并不是很大。 在主神方面,大都是头同的,只是称呼不同而已
以Zeus为首，其兄妹子女各司其职的奥林匹斯众神 （the Olympian Gods）的统治。因诸神长年居于奥林匹 斯山上，故称为奥林匹斯神。奥林匹斯山上共有十二主神， 此外，还有众多小神，他们亦分管着各自不同的神职。 尽管希腊罗马神话中共有三代天神，但后世一般熟知 的则是奥林匹斯诸神，希腊与罗马的神话区别并不是很大。 在主神方面，大都是共同的，只是称呼不同而已
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Selected Reading The Greeks believed the earth to be flat and circular, their own country occupying the middle of it, the central point being either Mount Olympus the abode of the gods, or Delphi, so famous for its oracle The circular disk of the earth was crossed from west to east and divided into two equal parts by the Sea, the Mediterranean, and its continuation Euxine (Black sea
Selected Reading The Greeks believed the earth to be flat and circular, their own country occupying the middle of it, the central point being either Mount Olympus, the abode of the gods, or Delphi, so famous for its oracle. The circular disk of the earth was crossed from west to east and divided into two equal parts by the Sea, the Mediterranean, and its continuation Euxine. （Black Sea）
Around the earth flowed the River Ocean, its course being from south to north on the western side of the earth, and in a contrary direction on the eastern side. It flowed in a steady, equable current, unperturbed by storm or tempest The Sea, and all the rivers on earth, received their waters from it
Around the earth flowed the River Ocean, its course being from south to north on the western side of the earth, and in a contrary direction on the eastern side. It flowed in a steady, equable current, unperturbed by storm or tempest. The Sea, and all the rivers on earth, received their waters from it
The abode of the gods was on the summit of Mount Olympus, in Thessaly. A gate of clouds, kept by the goddesses named the Seasons, open ed to permit the passage of the Celestials to earth, and to receive them on their return. The gods had their separate dwellings
The abode of the gods was on the summit of Mount Olympus, in Thessaly. A gate of clouds, kept by the goddesses named the Seasons, opened to permit the passage of the Celestials to earth, and to receive them on their return. The gods had their separate dwellings;
but all, when summoned, repaired to the palace of Zeus(Jupiter or Jove, as did also those deities whose usual abode was the earth. the waters or the underworld. It was also in the great hall of the palace of the Olympian king that the gods feasted each day on ambrosia and nectar, their food and drink, the latter being handed round by the lovely goddess Hebe (later, Ganymede, a Trojan youth noted for his beauty
but all, when summoned, repaired to the palace of Zeus (Jupiter or Jove), as did also those deities whose usual abode was the earth, the waters, or the underworld. It was also in the great hall of the palace of the Olympian king that the gods feasted each day on ambrosia and nectar, their food and drink, the latter being handed round by the lovely goddess Hebe (later, Ganymede, a Trojan youth noted for his beauty)
Here they conversed of the affairs of heaven and earth; and as they quaffed their nectar, Apollo, the god of music, delighted them with the tones of his lyre, to which the Muses sang in responsive strains. When the sun was set the gods retired to sleep in their respective dwellings
Here they conversed of the affairs of heaven and earth; and as they quaffed their nectar, Apollo, the god of music, delighted them with the tones of his lyre, to which the Muses sang in responsive strains. When the sun was set, the gods retired to sleep in their respective dwellings
