If a newspaper had been published in ancient Athens and sold in the Agora
Thargelion - 8. Mesountos
Provoking the wrath of Zeus, Prometheus was chained to a rock by him.
Seeking to avenge his father Agamemnon, Orestes killed his mother.
Helen, by fleeing with Paris, put Menelaus in a difficult position.
Orestes is being tried at the Areopagus.
Iphigenia, serving as a priestess of Goddess Artemis in Tauris, escapes with her brother Orestes.
Iphigenia is being sacrificed to Goddess Artemis by her father, Agamemnon, to bring favorable winds.
Having lost his close friend in the Trojan War, Achilles held a funeral for Patroclus.
With Dracon, we planted stones into the ground; with Solon, we removed them; and with Cleisthenes, we are painting them from top to bottom.
Struggling on his journey back from the Trojan War, Odysseus managed to survive thanks to the wine of Ismaros.
Until now, Sisyphus had outwitted the gods, but now he is firmly in their grasp.
During the Trojan War, when a fierce dispute arose between them, Achilles threatened Agamemnon.
Welcomed as a hero upon his return from the Trojan campaign, Agamemnon was killed in his palace.
With a statement he made during Orestes' trial at the Areopagus, Athena angered the women of Athens.
Under the leadership of Lysistrata, Athenian women seized control of the government, leaving Athenian men utterly bewildered.
Olympos is shaken to its core! A single apple falling into the heart of the feast has thrown all the goddesses into turmoil.
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