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Mount Olympus in Greek Mythology: A Guide to the Home of the Gods

What is Mount Olympus? Mount Olympus in Greek Mythology is the home of the Greek Gods and the tallest mountain in Greece. It has been said that it is about 9,570 feet tall. The term “Mount Olympus” usually refers to a specific mountain in Greece, but sometimes can refer to any high place where gods … Read more

Who is the Greek God Dionysus?

The Greek God Dionysus is associated with wine, vegetation, fertility, festivals, insanity, and pleasure. According to his origins, he goes by a variety of names. In Rome, he is known as Bacchus, and in the Greco-Roman religion, he is known as Liber Pater. Since the 13th century BCE, during the Mycenaean period, his occurrence has … Read more