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Ted NesbittU.S.
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I can answer questions related to classical Greek and Roman mythologies, as well as the myths and folklore of other regions [Norse, Egyptian, Mayan, Incan, etc.] | |
Frank TerveenNetherlands
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I am a long time member of mythological creatures here at all experts I specialize in Greek Mythology and Norse Mythology I also have a lot of knowledge of cross over usage of mythology in books and current day affairs | |
Sean Caruana WebsterMalta
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I can answer quite a few questions regarding Classical Greek & Roman Mythology. Since answers can be sent by email, I may also include descriptive pictures also to help you understand better about the character or story your query is about. | |
William C. UchtmanU.S.
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I have done research into gods and goddesses and have written brief descriptions of them. I have attempted to scale out family trees as I have already seen with the Olympian gods. I have tried to condense entire pantheons by attributing extra names or aliases to one deity. I have also made efforts to parallel myths with ancient history. I am not an expert nor do I hold any degrees. I am a self-taught person with a lot of otherwise useless information. | |
MariaItaly
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Greek and Roman mythology are my area of expertise. | |
Dr. LacosteCanada
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Whether your looking to learn more about Greek or Roman Gods, gain an understanding of some Egyptian or Babylonian heroes, or even wanting to learn a little bit about Native American culture; I can help you. I can answer pretty much anything about Mythology in general; if I am not familiar with your specific question I'll do the research and give you my opinion. |
Hello Victoria, please accept my apologies for a late reply- i was a bit tight in time lately. In Greek mythology, the closest to the creature which you are describing is the gigantic fire-breathing
Hello, Hades (Greek Άδης transliterated as “Aïdes”, “the Unseen”, also called Pluto, or Pluton, “the Rich”), ruler of the kingdom of the underworld, son of the Titans Cronus and
Hello, What really stems from Roman mythology is the myth of Janus (Latin, “Ianus” from “ianua”, door, house-door, an entrance of any sort), not new year's resolutions as a commitment that a person
Since the Roman gods were originally Greek, they would know Ancient Greek, Mycaenaen and Hellenic languages before knowing the Roman languages of their worshippers. They'd possibly be aware of Gaelic and
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