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INSPIRED BY THE GODS

Thrilling Greek stories about gods, heroes, and monsters told more than 2,700 years ago have had a lasting effect. Here is how Greek myths and gods still factor into our everyday lives.

MYTHS

Before the invention of modern sciences, ancient Greeks tried to explain natural events such

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