Classical Lit & Mythology

Hell hath no fury! Women warriors have been present in every major time period throughout history. Their stories have added spice to the meal for anyone studying the dramatic turning points in most civilizations.

In recent years, it has become more and more common to find some "new" revelation about the role of women in early civilizations. Some of the muddy waters have come from the fact that often

Classical Lit & Mythology The history and significance of the goddess: Brynhild

by Dean Traylor

Brynhild is possibly the most iconic character in opera. Her chain mail dress, horned helmet, blonde ponytail, sword, shield, and

Classical Lit & Mythology Analysis of Virgil's Aeneid

by Roelien Steenkamp

VIRGIL AND HIS ATTITUDE TOWARDS HIS CHARACTERS AND AUGUSTAN IDEALS

Throughout the Aeneid readers are constantly reminded of the inevitability

Classical Lit & Mythology Political issues in ancient Greek writing

by Randy Pinion

Given that he wrote the Iliad many hundreds of years after the fact, Homer was destined for an eternity of skeptical questions, and

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