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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Gohar MuradyanPublisher: Brill Imprint: Brill Volume: 5 Weight: 0.884kg ISBN: 9789004519794ISBN 10: 9004519793 Pages: 442 Publication Date: 29 September 2022 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock  We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsAcknowledgements Preface Introduction 1 Ancient Greek Myths in Christian Authors 2 Ancient Greek Myths in Old Armenian Literature 3 Names of Gods and Other Personages of Myths Editorial Principles Texts 1 The Hundred-handed, Titans, Giants, Cerberus, Chimera and Gorgos 2 The Castration of Uranus and the Birth of Aphrodite 3 Cyclopes 4 Children of Uranus and Gea 5 The Birth of Zeus 6 Zeus’ Tomb in Crete 7 Atlas 8 Centaurs 9 Mythical Musicians 10 Musician Thamyris 11 Punishment of Hera, Hephaestus’ Disabling, Aphrodite and Ares 12 The Birth of Athena 13 Founding Eleusis and Attica 14 Leto and Tityos 15 Apollo and Daphne 16 The Court of Areopagus 17 Orion 18 Demeter, Persephone and Triptolemus 19 Zeus and Persephone-Pherephatte 20 Revolt of the Giants against Zeus 21 Prometheus and Hephaestus 22 Deucalion and the Flood 23 Graeci and the Origin of the Name of the Hellenes 24 Ion and the Origin of the Name of the Greeks 25 Otus and Ephialtes 26 The Flight of Phrixus and Helle from Ino 27 The Foundation of Corinth 28 Salmoneus and Tyro 29 Soothsayer Melampus 30 The Argonauts 31 Pelias Killed by Medea 32 Medea Takes Revenge on Jason 33 Medea’s Son Medus 34 The First Kings of Sicyon 35 The First Kings of Argos 36 Zeus and Inachus’s Daughter Io 37 Belus King of Assyria 38 The Daughters of Danaus and Sons of Egypt 39 Bellerophontes and Chimera 40 Zeus and Danae, the Birth of Perseus 41 Perseus and Gorgo Medusa 42 Eurystheus Reigns over Mycenae 43 The Birth of Heracles 44 Heracles and the Fifty Daughters of Thespius 45 Heracles’ Madness 46 Heracles and the Nemean Lion 47 Heracles and the Lernean Hydra 48 The Mares of Diomedes 49 The Amazons 50 Geryon and the Pillars of Heracles 51 Heracles’ Single Combat with Antaeus 52 Heracles and Busiris 53 The Adventures of Theseus and Pirithous 54 Cerberus and Heracles 55 Cercopes and Heracles 56 Heracles Destroys Troy 57 Heracles and Auge, the Birth of Telephus 58 Heracles and the Oxen of Thiodamas 59 Heracles and Deianeira. Heracles’ Death 60 The Apotheosis of Heracles 61 The Return of the Heraclids to Peloponnese, Aristodemus Stricken by a Thunderbolt 62 Distribution of the Towns of Peloponnese among the Heraclids 63 The Birth of Cadmus, Phoenician Letters Introduced to Greece 64 Europa and Zeus 65 Sarpedon in Lycia 66 Minos and Rhadamanthus as Judges 67 Pasiphae and the Bull, the Birth of Minotaur 68 Foundation of Thebes 69 Cadmus and the Sparti 70 Zeus and Semele, the Birth of Dionysus 71 Dionysus’ Upbringing 72 Madness of Athamas and Ino 73 Dionysus and the Tragedy 74 Actaeon 75 Dionysus and the Vine 76 Dionysus Torn Apart by the Titans 77 Dionysus and Pentheus 78 Dionysus’ Apotheosis 79 Labdacus and Lycus Reigning in Thebes 80 Zethus and Amphion, the Musician Arion 81 The Walls of Thebes 82 Niobe and Leto 83 The Sphinx Sent to Thebes 84 The Tragedy of Oedipus 85 Argos’ War against Thebes 86 The Transformation of Tiresias 87 Details of the Theban War 88 Single Battle of Eteocles and Polynices 89 Amphiaraus and Adrastus 90 The Epigones against Thebes 91 Zeus and Callisto, the Birth of Arcas 92 Atalanta and Hippomenes 93 Asclepius Struck by the Thunderbolt 94 Zeus and Leda 95 Dardania and Troy 96 The Rape of Ganymede 97 The Founding of Ilium and the Reign of Priam 98 Aeacus 99 The Birth and Upbringing of Achilles 100 Cecrops 101 Greek Letters Ascribed to Cecrops 102 Phoenix Blinded 103 The Strife of Athena and Poseidon for Athens 104 Cecrops’ Son Erysichthon 105 Phaethon 106 Myrrha, Birth of Adonis 107 Atthis and the Name of Attica 108 Cranaus’ Successors on the throne of Athens 109 The Birth of Erichthonius 110 The Daughters of Pandion, Triptolemus 111 Icarius 112 The Tragedy of Procne and Philomela 113 Erechteus’ Ascension to the Throne, Orythia and Boreas 114 Eumolpus 115 The Seventh to Eleventh Kings of Athens 116 Theseus in Attica 117 Daedalus and Icarus 118 Theseus and the Marathonian Bull 119 Medea’s Banishment from Athens 120 Theseus and Ariadne 121 Daedalus’ Flight and the Murder of Minos 122 Phaedra and Hippolytus 123 Ixion and Hera 124 The Battle of Centaurs and Lapiths 125 Helen Kidnapped by Theseus 126 The Adventures of Theseus and Pirithous in Hades 127 Tantalus’ Punishment 128 The Ivory Shoulder of Pelops 129 Pelops’ Marriage and Ascension to the Throne, the Pelopids 130 Atreus’ and Thyestes’ Ascension to the Throne 131 Agamenon and Menelaus, the Birth of Orestes 132 Helen’s Rape by Paris 133 Proteus Keeps Helen, Proteus’ Transformation, His Sons 134 Odysseus and Palamedes 135 Iphigenia in Aulis and in Tauris 136 Aphrodite Wounded 137 Diomedes Wounded by Paris’ Arrow 138 The Death of Patroclus 139 Achilles and the Scamander River 140 Hector Killed 141 Achilles and Thersites 142 Memnon Protector of Troy, Zarmayr 143 The Conquest of Troy, Polyxene 144 Orestes’ Ascension to the Mycenaean Throne, Pyrrhus Killed 145 The Island of the Cyclopes 146 Odysseus and Polyphemus 147 The Island of Circe 148 The Sirens 149 Scylla and Charybdis 150 On the Island of Calypso 151 Penelope’s Bridegrooms 152 The Birth of Pan 153 The Foundation of Rome 154 Narcissus Appendices 1 Mentions of Greek Gods, their Armenian Equivalents and Images 2 Complete Narrations about the Trojan War 3 Shaking Olympus 4 Candaules and Gyges, Midas 5 Halcyon 6 Hayk’s Grandson Cadmus Bibliography Literature Index of NamesReviewsAuthor InformationGohar Muradyan, PhD (1986) and DSc (2005), is Head of the Department of Translated Literature at Matenadaran (Institute of Ancient Manuscripts, Armenia). She has published numerous articles and several monographs on translated literature and the Hellenizing School of Armenian translators, as well as critical editions of old Armenian translations from Greek, including Physiologus: The Greek and Armenian Versions with a Study of Translation Technique (Peeters, 2004), Grecisms in Ancient Armenian (Peeters, 2012), and David the Invincible, Commentary on Porphyry’s Isagoge (Brill, 2014). She has also translated, in collaboration with Aram Topchyan, many Greco-Roman classics into modern Armenian (Homer, Euripides, Aristophanes, Longus, Virgil, Ovid, Marcus Aurelius et al.). Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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