Persephone was the daughter of Demeter, the Goddess of the harvest, and lived with her mother on the Island of Sicily. A volcano on the island erupted and Hades emerged from his underworld kingdom.

Persephone’s journey between the underworld and the earth transforms the seasons, where love, loss and the eternal cycle of ...

Erysichthon of Thessaly is a fascinating figure in Greek mythology, who is not very well-known, whose story teaches us a lesson about nature.

The former physical therapist-turned-artist reimagines Demeter and other mythological figures in modern New York City scenes ...

The Moirai, usually also known as the Fates, stand for the idea of destiny in the expansive sphere of ancient Greek mythology ...

Take it all in and prepare to add more Greek mythology know-how to your ... Her mother, the Greek goddess of agriculture, Demeter, then scoured the Earth for her lost daughter.

Today the symbol may seem as American as, well, Thanksgiving—but it didn’t start out that way.Baby Zeus’s Big BreakIn Greek ...

Virgo, the maiden, is linked to the goddess of agriculture and harvest, Demeter, in Greek mythology. Virgo symbolizes purity, fertility, and the nurturing aspects of the feminine. Libra, the scales, ...

Persephone is, indeed, making her way deep into the Underworld. For those unfamiliar with Greek myth, Persephone was the ...

One of the wonders of the ancient world, the Temple of Artemis stood for millennia, wearing natural and manmade disasters. A ...

The ancient Greek statue targeted by Just Stop Oil activists at the British Museum depicts the goddess Demeter . She was known in ancient Greece for her role in agriculture, fertility and sacred law.