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33. Expressions from the Greek Mythology

Ancient Greece may seem very remote from our high tech life. Yet our present language is a living testimony of our Greek heritage. There are so numerous words and abstract concepts created by Ancient Greeks such as “atom” which we were shocked to learn was created, the word and the concept by Democritus ( 460-370 …

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32. Echo and Narcissus

The Story of Echo and Narcissus is one of the most enduring tales from the Greek Mythology. It is a sad tale of self-love and unrequited love, one which has been told over hundreds of years. Certainly to warn about the toxicity about both : self-love as well as unrequited love. The doom of Echo Echo …

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31. The Danaïdes Barrel

The Twin Brothers : Danaus and Aegyptus King Belus of Egypt and the Naiad Anchinoe had twin boys Danaus and Aegyptus. As his kingdom was vast, Belus divided his territory equally between his 2 boys. Surprisingly the 2 now kings fathered both 50 children. Even more surprising, Aegyptus had 50 boys and Danaus 50 girls. …

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30. The Naming of Athens: Athena versus Poseidon

The capital of Greece is named after Athena, the goddess of wisdom. But why ? it has been quite a competitive challenge between the gods to be chosen by the mere mortals who populated this extraordinary city. At the beginning, the city of Athens was named Cecropia, after Cecrops, the supposed first Athenian king. The …

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29. Daedalus and Icarus

“Flying too close to the sun” Daedalus was a descendant of Hephaestus and was famous for his creative mind and his inventions. But one day in Athens, Daedalus was so upset and envious of his nephew Talos who had imagined the compass that he killed him. He had to fled and sailed to Crete. The …

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