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Myth Index: Greek Myth on Numbered Cards
A browsable card index of Greek myth that links each figure and story to its ancient sources.
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- Readers tracing Greek myth across ancient sources
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- The catalogue lists Greek spelling, class, domain, parentage, and a key source for each figure.
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The catalogue promises sortable columns for Greek spelling, class, domain, parentage, and key source; the homepage also groups entries into drawers such as Titans, Underworld, Mortals, and Monsters. Sample cards place distinct tellings in view—for example, the Prometheus entry names Hesiod, a tragedian, and Plato. The stated method says it marks where versions diverge. The domain’s .shop ending does not match the subject, though the extracted page itself is substantive.
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