The Greek Myths

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The Greek Myths is Robert Graves’s influential two-volume retelling and interpretation of ancient Greek mythology, combining narrative versions of the myths with extensive scholarly commentary.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
mythology book
author Robert Graves NERFINISHED
basedOn ancient Greek literary sources
archaeological evidence
classical scholarship
contains myth retellings
scholarly commentary
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre classical studies
mythology
reference work
hasEdition hardcover edition
paperback edition
single-volume edition
hasPart The Greek Myths, Volume 1 NERFINISHED
The Greek Myths, Volume 2 NERFINISHED
hasPerspective idiosyncratic historical interpretations
includesMythCycle Heracles myths
Olympian gods myths
Theban cycle NERFINISHED
Theseus myths
Trojan War cycle NERFINISHED
influenced popular understanding of Greek myths
influencedBy Hesiod NERFINISHED
Homer NERFINISHED
classical Greek authors
tragedians of classical Athens
language English
mediaType print
notableFor influence on modern reception of Greek mythology
interpretative commentary
systematic retelling of Greek myths
numberOfVolumes 2
publicationYear 1955
publisher Cassell NERFINISHED
Penguin Books NERFINISHED
subject Greek mythology
targetAudience general readers
scholars of mythology
students of classics
timePeriodCovered Archaic Greece NERFINISHED
Classical Greece NERFINISHED
Hellenistic period NERFINISHED
usesMethod anthropological interpretation
comparative mythology
etymological analysis

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Robert Graves notableWork The Greek Myths