Homeric
Hymns: Greek in Roman alphabet transcription ed. Hugh G. Evelyn-White [fill
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Homeric
Hymns: English translation ed. Hugh G. Evelyn-White from the Perseus Project
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Homeric Hymns: English translation of 33 Homeric Hymns from the Online Medieval and Classical Library Release #8
Select Homeric Hymns: copyrighted English translations by Apollonius Sophistes of VI. To Aphrodite, IX. To Artemis, X. To Aphrodite, XI. To Pallas Athena, XII. To Hera, XIII. To Demeter, XIV. To the Mother of the Gods, XVI. To Aesculapius, XX. To Hephaistos, XXI. To Apollo, XXII. To Poseidon, XXIII. To Kronides Most High, XXIV. To Hestia, XXV. To the Muses and Apollo, XXIX. To Hestia, and XXX. To Earth, Mother of All
Lost Homeric Hymns: copyrighted English translation by Areia Daphanaia of 1. To Artemis (I), 2. To Iris (I), 3. To Hebe (I), 4. To Hebe (II), 5. To Selene (I), 6. To Ares (III)
Robert Von Rudloff: "Hekate in Early Greek Religion"
Peter T. Stuck: Article
on the Background to the Eleusinian Mysteries
Peter T. Stuck: Article
on the Eleusinian Mysteries
Peter T. Stuck: Article
on Apollo at Delphi
Peter T. Stuck: Article
on touring Delphi
Peter T. Stuck: Article
on the calendar of Greek Religious Festivals
Timeline
of Delphi: Chronological and mythological
I. Polytheism
A. Chthonic Religion (heroes and the cult of the dead): Homeric Hymn to Heracles
B. Olympian Religion (emphasis on the Pantheon): Homeric Hymns to Zeus, Hera, Hermes, and Hestia
II. Myths and Mythology
A. Origins and Relationships of Divine Powers:
Hesiod, Theogony
Homeric Hymns to Earth and to The Mother of
the Gods
III. Divinities and Festivals, 1: Demeter, Harvest, and the Eleusinian Mysteries
A. Harvest Festivals: Homeric Hymn to Demeter
B. The Eleusinian Mysteries:
IV. Divinities and Festivals, 2: Dionysus, Ghosts, Theater, and Bacchants
A. Dionysus and his Festivals: Homeric Hymns to Dionysus
V. Divinities and Festivals, 3: Athena, Apollo, and the City
A. Myths of Athena and Apollo: Homeric Hymns to Athena and Apollo