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Encyclopedia of mythologies

Mar 21, 2007 - Posted by Julie Ryland
ShareThisThis encyclopedia enables you to explore various aspects of 25 different mythologies, such as Greek mythology, Norse mythology and Celtic Mythology. Each subdivision includes various articles which can be searched or browsed alphabetically. In addition to mythologies, the subdivisions include folklore and folktales from around the world, images from each religion or myth, genealogy tables of prominent Houses and pantheons, a bestiary (collection of stories about the qualities of certain animals, plants or objects) and legendary heroes.

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Submitted by n/a (not verified) on July 3, 2006 - 2:00pm.
It will be interesting to compare the response by US journalists to the rather tepid reaction by Canadians to Myron Thompson's remarks urging the shooting of journalists.

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