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Exploring Symbolism in Greek and Roman Mythology: From Romulus and Remus to Hogwarts Houses

Dive into the symbolism within Greek and Roman myths, from the legendary tale of Romulus and Remus to the magical world of Hogwarts houses. Discover the significance of mythical characters like the Griffin, Satyr, and Centaur, and explore intriguing mythological objects such as the Golden Apple and the Philosopher's Stone. Uncover the hidden meanings behind iconic figures like Bacchus, Vulcan, and Venus, as well as mythical places like the Elysian Fields and the River Styx. Join us on a journey through ancient mythologies and modern interpretations, delving into symbolism that transcends time.

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Exploring Symbolism in Greek and Roman Mythology: From Romulus and Remus to Hogwarts Houses

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  1. Symbolism from Mythology and Elsewhere by Don L. F. Nilsen and Alleen Pace Nilsen

  2. Part II: Greek and Roman Mythology

  3. Romulus and RemusRome, Italy

  4. Saturn, Bacchus & DionysusSaturnalia, Bacchinalia, & the Planet Saturn

  5. The Phoenix Rising vs. J. K. Rowling’s Phoenix Rising

  6. The Sphinx:“Riddle of the Sphinx”

  7. Tantalus (the Catch 22 god)and Tantalizing

  8. Thalia (Music, Dance, Song)Thanatos (Death)

  9. The Titans and The Titanic

  10. Boticelli’s Venus, Venus Fly Trap, Venus De Milo (Le Louvre) and the Planet Venus

  11. Vulcan vs. Spock (A Vulcan)

  12. Milky Way Galaxy and the Zodiac

  13. Astronomy and the ZodiacNorthern & Southern Constellations

  14. Mythological Places:Elysian Fields and Champs Elysees in Paris

  15. Scylla & Charybdis

  16. The River Styx (with Charon)The River Lethe & Phlegethon

  17. The Iliad & The Odyssy

  18. Helen of Troy

  19. The Trojan Horse

  20. Mythological ObjectsThe Golden Apple and the Judgment of ParisJason and the Golden Fleece

  21. The Philosopher’s Stone and the Beginnings of Chemistry

  22. Mythical Characters:Griffin, Satyr, Centaur, Unicorn

  23. Hogwarts Houses

  24. An Invented PlatformAnd An Invented Alley

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