Museum of Greek and Roman Mythology, Wi '23
CLAS 430 Winter 2023
The Museum of Greek and Roman Mythology is a digital instantiation of a museum in the original sense of a place for the Muses and the arts they inspire. Additionally, it is a museum in the sense exemplified by the Museum of Alexandria: a place for scholars to engage in research.
This museum consists of both a collection of media related to Greek and Roman myth and a collection of scholarship on these mythological media produced by the students of Classics 430.
Visitors to the museum are encouraged to take a tour through the places and spaces of Greco-Roman myth and explore their divine and mortal inhabitants through the collections of texts and resources.
Background image: ruins of the Temple of Olympian Zeus at Athens, Jan. 15, 2006, CC BY-SA 2.5
Cover image: Oedipus and the sphinx, Attic red-figure kylix, ca. 475 BC, Gregorian Etruscan Museum, Vatican City
Texts
Curators' Remarks
Achilles
by Iris Miree ChoePublished- This text has 9 annotations
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Aphrodite
by Lillian Liu, Abbie GrayPublished- This text has 7 annotations
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Apollo and Daphne
by Qianwen Shen, Yinglin ZhenPublished- This text has 6 annotations
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- This text has 7 annotations
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Cassandra
by Diamond SinghPublished- This text has 4 annotations
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Circe
by Margaret Jappert, Jasmina Marie UxaPublished- This text has 4 annotations
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CUPID/EROS
by James N DoanPublished- This text has 3 annotations
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Dionysus
by Alex Froelich, Denis ZharynPublished- This text has 3 annotations
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Hades
by Katrina Andrea Alejandro, Franklin ThaiPublished- This text has 10 annotations
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Heracles
by Rylee Jessica Holtorf , Esha JainPublished- This text has 13 annotations
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Hermes
by Julius Buelow, Grace Margaret KaricPublished- This text has 3 annotations
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Jason and Medea
by Swetha PuvvadaPublished- This text has 3 annotations
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Lucretia
by Tristen Alecia Krumenauer, Gianluca ShinnPublished- This text has 2 annotations
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Mars and Venus (Ares and Aphrodite)
by Kelby Reese Steinmetz, Yuxin LiuMars and Venus Sculpture, Antonio Canova, 1817-1822
Published- This text has 4 annotations
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Medusa
by Jimin Park, Ria R PatelPublished- This text has 9 annotations
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The Muses
by Ixchel Franco BaronPublished- This text has 2 annotations
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Oedipus
by Zhaochen Li, Ernie LiuPublished- This text has 7 annotations
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Penelope
by Marie La FondPublished- This text has 1 annotation
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Poseidon
by Varshini Nadar, Tess Ellie KadianPublished- This text has 6 annotations
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Prometheus
by Arsh Bath, Lawrence Shen, Vic ZhangPublished- This text has 3 annotations
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Scylla
by Elizabeth FeraugePublished- This text has 3 annotations
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Thetis
by Michael Erik BodholtPublished- This text has 2 annotations
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Zeus
by Jiahao Chen, Yanbo FuPublished- This text has 8 annotations
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