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The Population of the Earth --
2. The Ascent Of The Olympian Gods --
In the Beginning --
War against the Titans --
War against the Giants --
Zeus and His Brothers --
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Zeus the King --
Hera --
Hestia --
Demeter --
Aphrodite --
Ares --
Hephaestus --
Athena --
Apollo --
Artemis --
Hermes --
Dionysus --
4. The Age Of Heroes --
The Flood --
The Line of Deucalion --
The Argonauts and the Golden Fleece --
The Calydonian Boar Hunt --
Io and the Danaids --
Perseus and the Gorgon --
Bellerophon --
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Oedipus --
The Seven against Thebes --
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The Curse of the House of Atreus --
Atreus and Thyestes --
The End of the Atreid Curse --
7. Athens In The Age Of Heroes --
The First Athenian Kings --
The Labours of Theseus --
Theseus and the Minotaur --
King Theseus --
8. Heracles --
The Birth of Heracles. Contents note continued: The Twelve Labours of Heracles --
Heracles the King-Maker --
Heracles Becomes a God --
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The Marriage of Peleus and Thetis --
The Judgement of Paris --
The Abduction of Helen --
The Greeks Prepare for War --
The Greek Landing --
Achilles Withdraws --
Agamemnon's Dream --
Menelaus and Paris --
Diomedes' Day of Glory --
Hector Triumphant --
Envoys and Spies --
The Assault on the Ships --
The Deception of Zeus --
The Death of Patroclus --
The Return of Achilles --
The Death of Hector --
Two Funerals --
The Death of Achilles --
The Wooden Horse --
The Fall of Troy --
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Telemachus' Journey --
Odysseus on Scheria --
The Cyclops Polyphemus --
Aeolus, the Laestrygonians, and Circe --
The Underworld --
Dangers at Sea --
The Cattle of the Sun --
Odysseus Reaches Ithaca --
At the Swineherd's Hut --
In the Palace --
Penelope Meets the Beggar --
Vengeance --
Reunion --
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