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Tag Archives: Apollo
Apollo and Dionysius
In the classical era, the Greeks emphasized intellect over emotion, mind over body. This split still defines much of western thought. But there is a tradition arising in Delphi that suggests a different understanding lived. For nine months of the year, … Continue reading →
Talking Greek mythology with V L Locey
Today we ask what is your favorite story from the Greek legends? V. L. Locey: There are a few. I always enjoyed reading about Heracles and his labors. I`m rather fond of the stories told about Atalanta. There aren`t many … Continue reading →
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