Nikolai Kun: What the Greeks and Romans Told About Their Gods and Heroes
Nikolai Kun: What the Greeks and Romans Told About Their Gods and Heroes
Nikolai Kun: What the Greeks and Romans Told About Their Gods and Heroes
Nikolai Kun: What the Greeks and Romans Told About Their Gods and Heroes
Nikolai Kun: What the Greeks and Romans Told About Their Gods and Heroes
Nikolai Kun: What the Greeks and Romans Told About Their Gods and Heroes
Nikolai Kun: What the Greeks and Romans Told About Their Gods and Heroes
Nikolai Kun: What the Greeks and Romans Told About Their Gods and Heroes

Nikolai Kun: What the Greeks and Romans Told About Their Gods and Heroes

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This book by the renowned Russian historian, writer, and researcher of antiquity Nikolay Albertovich Kun introduces readers to the intricate labyrinth of classical mythology in an engaging and accessible way.

The first section, "Gods," recounts the creation of the world and the birth of the gods, introducing Zeus the Thunderer, Poseidon the lord of the seas, Hades the master of the underworld, Apollo and Artemis, Athena, Aphrodite, and other characters of the ancient Greek pantheon.

The second section, "Heroes," contains legends about the exploits of Perseus, Heracles, and Theseus, the flight of Daedalus and his young son Icarus, the abduction of Europa, the love of the cyclops Polyphemus for the Nereid Galatea, and many others.
The book is illustrated with delicate graphic works by Anna Khopta.

Author: Nikolay Kun 

Illustrations: Anna Khopta

Pages: 288 (offset paper). Hardcover

Dimensions: 248x180x25 mm