Here's a handy two-page reference that briefly identifies major Greek and Roman mythological figures.

This site provides the English and Greek pronunciations of the names, as well as links to information, for the Olympian Gods, Demigods & Spirits, Monsters, and Greek Heros.

Learn more about Medusa, the monster of Greek Mythology whose hair was snakes and could turn people to stone with a glance.

Read to learn more about Minotaur, a cannibalistic monster who had the body of a man and the head of a bull.

Read about Perseus, the founder of Mycenae and a man of great strength. Learn how he killed the Greek monster Gorgon Medusa.

Learn more about the Harpies of Grek Mythology whose main mission was to steal away the children and snatch the souls of the people.

Learn more about the Giants of Ancient Greece, huge, frightful monsters who tried to attach the Olympian gods.

Learn more about Typhon, a terrifying part man part beast monster whose mission was to destroy the earth and cause problems for Zeus.

Learn more about Cerberus, Hades' monster dog and the guard of the Underworld, who had three heads and snakes on his tail and mane. He guarding the entrance to the underworld to prevent the dead from exiting.

Learn about the frightful Sphinx, his riddle, and who solved it.

Learn more about the Centaurs, the half- horse creatures of ancient Greece and the spirits of the storm, who were generally lawless, aggressive creatures.

Learn more about the Graeae, three old sisters who shared one tooth and one eye and responsible for the guard of the Gorgons.

Learn about the Satyrs, half-man and half-goat mythological creatures, whose leader was Pan.

This is a collection of 18 Grade-Leveled texts (6-12) on the topic of Mythology. From prehistory to the present, mythology has played an essential role in how humans interact with and understand the world around them. Explore a world of...

Learn more about the Cyclopes, mythological giants with only one round eye in their forehead. See why they only have one eye.