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Mythos : the Greek myths reimagined / by Stephen Fry.

Fry, Stephen, 1957- (author.).

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  • ISBN: 9781452178912
  • ISBN: 1452178917
  • Physical Description: 351 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm
  • Publisher: San Francisco, California : Chronicle Books, [2019]

Content descriptions

General Note:
Originally published: London, England : Michael Joseph, 2017.
Bibliography, etc. Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note:
Foreword -- The beginning, part one: Out of chaos -- The first order -- The second order -- Gaia's revenge -- The sickle -- Night and day, light and dark -- Ouranos gelded -- Erinyes, Gigantes, and Meliae -- From the foam -- Rhea -- The children of Rhea -- The switch -- The Cretan child -- The oath of allegiance -- The Cretan boy -- The oceanid and the potion -- Rebirth of the five -- The beginning, part two: Clash of the Titans -- The proliferation -- The Muses -- Threesomes -- Spirits of air, Earth, and water -- Disposer supreme and judge of the Earth -- The third order -- Hestia -- The lottery -- Hades -- Poseidon -- Demeter -- Hera -- A new home -- The runt -- It's war -- The enchanted throne -- The lame one -- The hand of Aphrodite -- The wedding feast -- Food of the gods -- Bad Zeus -- The mother of all migraines -- Athena -- Metis within -- Seeking sanctuary -- Twins! -- Artemis -- Apollo -- The wrath of Hera -- Maia Maia -- The infant prodigy -- Half brothers -- The twelfth god -- The Olympians -- The toys of Zeus, part one: Prometheus -- Kneading and firing -- A reduced set -- A name is found -- The golden age -- The fennel stalk -- The gift of fire -- The punishments -- The gift -- The brothers -- When it's a jar -- The chest, the waters, and the bones of Gaia -- Death -- Prometheus bound -- Persephone and the chariot -- The pomegranate seeds -- Hermaphroditus and Silenus -- Cupid and Psyche -- Erotes -- Love, love, love -- Psyche -- Prophecy and abandonment -- The enchanted castle -- Voices, visions, and a visitor -- Sisters -- A drop of oil -- Alone -- The task of Aphrodite -- The union of love and soul -- The toys of Zeus, part two: Mortals -- Io -- The semen-soaked scarf -- Phaeton -- The son of the sun -- Father and sun -- Daybreak -- The drive -- The fallout -- Cadmus -- The white bull -- The quest for Europa -- The oracle speaks -- The Phocian games -- The water dragon -- The dragon's teeth -- The marriage of Cadmus and Harmonia -- Cosigned to the dust -- Twice born -- The eagle lands -- The eagle's wife -- The manifestation -- The newest god -- Thirteen at the table -- The beautiful and the damned: Angry goddesses -- Actaeon -- Erysichton -- The doctor and the crow -- The birth of medicine -- Crime and punishment -- Ixion -- Consequences -- Tantalus -- Sisyphus -- Brotherly love -- Sisyphean tasks -- The eagle -- Cheating death -- Life without death -- Burial rites -- Rolling the rock -- Hubris -- All tears -- Apollo and Marsyas: Puffed cheeks -- The competition -- Judgment -- Arachne -- The weaver -- The weave-off -- The reward -- More metamorphoses -- Nisus and Scylla -- Callisto -- Procne and Philomela -- Ganymede and the eagle -- Moon lovers -- Lailaps and Alopex Teumesios -- Endymion -- Eos and Tithonus -- Love and first sight -- The boon -- Be careful what you wish for -- The grasshopper -- The bloom of youth -- Hyacinthus -- Crocus and Smilax -- Aphrodite and Adonis -- Echo and Narcissus -- Tiresias -- Narcissus -- Echo -- Echolaila -- Echo and Narcissus -- The boy in the water -- The gods take pity -- Lovers -- Pyramus and Thisbe -- Galateas -- Acis and Galatea -- Galatea II -- Leucippos II, Daphne, and Apollo -- Galatea III and Pygmalion too -- Hero and Leander -- Arion and the dolphin -- Overboard -- The monument -- Philemon and Baucis, or hospitality rewarded -- Phrygia and the Gordian knot -- Midas -- The ugly stranger -- Goldfinger --- King Midas's Ears -- Appendices: The brothers, a sidebar -- Hope -- Giant leaps -- Feet and toes -- Afterword.
Subject: Mythology, Greek.
Mythology, Classical.
Legends > Greece.

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24510. ‡aMythos : ‡bthe Greek myths reimagined / ‡cby Stephen Fry.
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500 . ‡aOriginally published: London, England : Michael Joseph, 2017.
504 . ‡aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
50500. ‡tForeword -- ‡tThe beginning, part one: Out of chaos -- ‡tThe first order -- ‡tThe second order -- ‡tGaia's revenge -- ‡tThe sickle -- ‡tNight and day, light and dark -- ‡tOuranos gelded -- ‡tErinyes, Gigantes, and Meliae -- ‡tFrom the foam -- ‡tRhea -- ‡tThe children of Rhea -- ‡tThe switch -- ‡tThe Cretan child -- ‡tThe oath of allegiance -- ‡tThe Cretan boy -- ‡tThe oceanid and the potion -- ‡tRebirth of the five -- ‡tThe beginning, part two: Clash of the Titans -- ‡tThe proliferation -- ‡tThe Muses -- ‡tThreesomes -- ‡tSpirits of air, Earth, and water -- ‡tDisposer supreme and judge of the Earth -- ‡tThe third order -- ‡tHestia -- ‡tThe lottery -- ‡tHades -- ‡tPoseidon -- ‡tDemeter -- ‡tHera -- ‡tA new home -- ‡tThe runt -- ‡tIt's war -- ‡tThe enchanted throne -- ‡tThe lame one -- ‡tThe hand of Aphrodite -- ‡tThe wedding feast -- ‡tFood of the gods -- ‡tBad Zeus -- ‡tThe mother of all migraines -- ‡tAthena -- ‡tMetis within -- ‡tSeeking sanctuary -- ‡tTwins! -- ‡tArtemis -- ‡tApollo -- ‡tThe wrath of Hera -- ‡tMaia Maia -- ‡tThe infant prodigy -- ‡tHalf brothers -- ‡tThe twelfth god -- ‡tThe Olympians -- ‡tThe toys of Zeus, part one: Prometheus -- ‡tKneading and firing -- ‡tA reduced set -- ‡tA name is found -- ‡tThe golden age -- ‡tThe fennel stalk -- ‡tThe gift of fire -- ‡tThe punishments -- ‡tThe gift -- ‡tThe brothers -- ‡tWhen it's a jar -- ‡tThe chest, the waters, and the bones of Gaia -- ‡tDeath -- ‡tPrometheus bound -- ‡tPersephone and the chariot -- ‡tThe pomegranate seeds -- ‡tHermaphroditus and Silenus -- ‡tCupid and Psyche -- ‡tErotes -- ‡tLove, love, love -- ‡tPsyche -- ‡tProphecy and abandonment -- ‡tThe enchanted castle -- ‡tVoices, visions, and a visitor -- ‡tSisters -- ‡tA drop of oil -- ‡tAlone -- ‡tThe task of Aphrodite -- ‡tThe union of love and soul -- ‡tThe toys of Zeus, part two: Mortals -- ‡tIo -- ‡tThe semen-soaked scarf -- ‡tPhaeton -- ‡tThe son of the sun -- ‡tFather and sun -- ‡tDaybreak -- ‡tThe drive -- ‡tThe fallout -- ‡tCadmus -- ‡tThe white bull -- ‡tThe quest for Europa -- ‡tThe oracle speaks -- ‡tThe Phocian games -- ‡tThe water dragon -- ‡tThe dragon's teeth -- ‡tThe marriage of Cadmus and Harmonia -- ‡tCosigned to the dust -- ‡tTwice born -- ‡tThe eagle lands -- ‡tThe eagle's wife -- ‡tThe manifestation -- ‡tThe newest god -- ‡tThirteen at the table -- ‡tThe beautiful and the damned: Angry goddesses -- ‡tActaeon -- ‡tErysichton -- ‡tThe doctor and the crow -- ‡tThe birth of medicine -- ‡tCrime and punishment -- ‡tIxion -- ‡tConsequences -- ‡tTantalus -- ‡tSisyphus -- ‡tBrotherly love -- ‡tSisyphean tasks -- ‡tThe eagle -- ‡tCheating death -- ‡tLife without death -- ‡tBurial rites -- ‡tRolling the rock -- ‡tHubris -- ‡tAll tears -- ‡tApollo and Marsyas: Puffed cheeks -- ‡tThe competition -- ‡tJudgment -- ‡tArachne -- ‡tThe weaver -- ‡tThe weave-off -- ‡tThe reward -- ‡tMore metamorphoses -- ‡tNisus and Scylla -- ‡tCallisto -- ‡tProcne and Philomela -- ‡tGanymede and the eagle -- ‡tMoon lovers -- ‡tLailaps and Alopex Teumesios -- ‡tEndymion -- ‡tEos and Tithonus -- ‡tLove and first sight -- ‡tThe boon -- ‡tBe careful what you wish for -- ‡tThe grasshopper -- ‡tThe bloom of youth -- ‡tHyacinthus -- ‡tCrocus and Smilax -- ‡tAphrodite and Adonis -- ‡tEcho and Narcissus -- ‡tTiresias -- ‡tNarcissus -- ‡tEcho -- ‡tEcholaila -- ‡tEcho and Narcissus -- ‡tThe boy in the water -- ‡tThe gods take pity -- ‡tLovers -- ‡tPyramus and Thisbe -- ‡tGalateas -- ‡tAcis and Galatea -- ‡tGalatea II -- ‡tLeucippos II, Daphne, and Apollo -- ‡tGalatea III and Pygmalion too -- ‡tHero and Leander -- ‡tArion and the dolphin -- ‡tOverboard -- ‡tThe monument -- ‡tPhilemon and Baucis, or hospitality rewarded -- ‡tPhrygia and the Gordian knot -- ‡tMidas -- ‡tThe ugly stranger -- ‡tGoldfinger --- King Midas's Ears -- ‡tAppendices: The brothers, a sidebar -- ‡tHope -- ‡tGiant leaps -- ‡tFeet and toes -- ‡tAfterword.
520 . ‡aRediscover the thrills, grandeur, and unabashed fun of the Greek myths, stylishly retold by Stephen Fry. The legendary writer, actor, and comedian breathes life into ancient tales, from Pandora's box to Prometheus's fire, and transforms the adventures of Zeus and the Olympians into emotionally resonant and deeply funny stories, without losing any of their original wonder. Classical artwork inspired by the myths and learned notes from the author offer rich cultural context.
650 0. ‡aMythology, Greek.
650 0. ‡aMythology, Classical.
650 0. ‡aLegends ‡zGreece.
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