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The Olympians: Gods Of The Greek
Greek Mythology is a collection of many tales and stories about the Gods and the nature of the Universe, told by famous Greek poets: Homer, Hesiod, and Ovid. There are many Gods that were talked about in these tales. Among these Gods is a family of twelve, which are considered the most important of them all. They call themselves Olympians, residing in Mount Olympus, ruled by their king Zeus, Lord of the Skies, feasting on “Nectar” and “Ambrosia”, the godly drink and food.
December 17th, 2009 at 12:10am