Classical Greek Mythology Classic Yilin Series Author: Gustav Schwab Translator: Cao Naiyun Publisher: Yilin Press Hardcover

Classical Greek Mythology reflects the social life of ancient Greece from the 11th century BC to the 9th century BC, which is commonly known as the "Homer Age", and praises the wisdom and creativity of the ancient Greek people. It brings people into the ancient civilization of the Aegean Sea region surrounded by islands and intersecting land and sea with rich imagination and vivid plots. The beautiful Greek peninsula is bordered by the Aegean Sea in the east, Ionia in the west, and the Helepton Strait (i.e. Dardanelles) in the north into the Propontis Sea (i.e. Marmara Sea). The Greek peninsula is surrounded by the ocean on three sides, and the more than 480 islands dotted in the Aegean Sea adjacent to it are like jade and agate scattered on the sea. The mountains and waters of the Aegean Sea gave birth to the splendid Greek culture. Classical Greek Mythology was born in it.