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- At what age did Hercules accomplish his first labor?
- Where did Odysseus spend most of his time returning from Troy to his homeland?
- Why was Alectryon, servant of Ares, turned into a rooster?
- Why did Theseus and Pirithous descend into the underworld?
- Why did Hercules have to fight the Amazons?
- How did Amphitrion make sure which of the twins born to Alcmene was his son?
- How did the Argonauts manage to get hold of the Golden Fleece?
- How did the world originate, according to Homer and the Orphics?
- How did the universe come into being according to the Olympian creation myth?
- How did Hephaestus take revenge on his mother, who threw him from Olympus immediately after birth?
- How did Dionysus punish the daughters of King Minius who did not want to participate in the Bacchic processions?
- How did Zeus punish people for Prometheus stealing fire?
- How did the golden fleece end up in Colchis?
- How and why did Ariadne help Theseus defeat the Minotaur?
- How did Odysseus get Penelope, the daughter of a powerful Spartan king, as his wife?
- How did Paris manage to kidnap Helen?
- How did Perseus manage to kill Medusa, who can turn a person into stone with just a glance, and what did he need for this?
- How did Achilles, the greatest Greek hero of the Trojan War, die?
- How did the famous singer Orpheus die?
- How was the goddess Athena born?
- How was the Minotaur born?
- How was the god Dionysus born?
- How, according to the views of the Pelasgians, did the universe come into being?
- What animals were the inhabitants of the Augean stables?
- What animals in mythology are not just animals?
- What was the Greek island of Delos like before the birth of Apollo and Artemis?
- How did Daedalus and his son Icarus escape from Crete?
- What condition did Hades set for Orpheus, who descended for his wife into the kingdom of the dead?
- What question did the Sphinx ask the passing Thebans, and who taught her this question?
- What role did moira play in the life of gods and people?
- Who was Oedipus the king?
- When were traditional myths and legends first written down?
- Whom did the ancient Greeks consider to be the progenitors of modern mankind?
- Who was Theseus' father?
- Who was born of the Immaculate Conception?
- Who led the rebellion of the Olympian gods against Zeus?
- Who led the Trojans in their fighting against the Achaeans?
- Who is the main god in the Slavic pagan pantheon?
- Who lived on Olympus, and who lived on Parnassus?
- Who swam to Colchis and why?
- Who is Elena Troyanskaya?
- Who are the Amazons?
- Who are the gnomes?
- Who are the graces?
- Who are centaurs?
- Who are the Muses?
- Who are mermaids?
- Who are the titans?
- Who is Achilles?
- Who is Hercules?
- Who is a unicorn?
- Who keeps the home?
- Who reigned on Olympus?
- Where did Apollo get the lyre from?
- Why did Alcmene give birth to twins?
- Why did Aphrodite protect the Trojans in the Trojan War, while Hera and Athena helped the Achaeans?
- Why was the great Hercules forced to obey the insignificant Eurystheus?
- Why is the she-wolf one of the main symbols of the city of Rome?
- Why did Zeus give the Nereid Thetis as a wife to a mortal?
- Why did Zeus, the youngest son of Kronos and Rhea, become the main among the Olympian gods?
- Why is a mirror considered dangerous?
- Why did the famous Athenian Daedalus flee from his native city?
- Why and how did Oedipus become blind?
- Why was Carthage at odds with Rome?
- Why did the Colchis princess Medea fall in love at first sight with Jason?
- Why did Prometheus steal fire and give it to people?
- Why did the Scythians wear golden bowls on their belts?
- Why did the titan Atlas lead his brothers in the fight against the Olympian gods?
- How many great Olympian gods were there and who were among them?
- How many wise men came to worship Jesus?
- How many sheep were on Noah's ark?
- What was the difference between the god of war Ares and the goddess of war Athena?
- What made Hercules (Hercules) famous?
- What is Atlas holding on his shoulders?
- What did NASA mean by sending the Juno research station to Jupiter?
- What links Diogenes' barrel and Pandora's box?
- What is the Castal Key?
- What is the Flying Dutchman?
- What is mythology?
- What is Sisyphean labor?
- What is a Pandora's box?
- What animal skin did Hercules use as his only clothing?
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