Greek myth runs through a large part of my Atlantis research. Plato is Greek, and many of the islands, peoples and floods I follow first appear in Greek stories. This page groups my Greek pages so you can start with the gods and move out to the heroes, the islands and the flood.
The gods
I start with the gods and Titans. Zeus is Poseidon’s older brother, and Philo says the Phoenicians called Kronos El.
Heroes and wars
These are the heroes and the wars. One of them is the war Diodorus describes between the Amazons and the Atlantioi.
Islands and far lands
Greek myth keeps pointing west, to islands in the Atlantic and lands at the edge of the world. I read these pages as possible memories of Atlantis.
Women, nymphs and stars
Here are the women, nymphs and star sisters of Greek myth. Two of them, Europa and Telephassa, come from Tyre.
The flood and the oracle
The Greeks had their own flood survivors. Deucalion and Pyrrha landed on Mount Parnassus, the mountain of the Delphic oracle.
For every page I tagged with Greek, see the Greek tag archive.
