Mythology and Folklore of the World

(01/02/06) Happy New Year! I’ve added a fragmentary play by Sophokles, The Tracking Satyrs or Ichneuate, to the Greek Section, in both Greek and English. I’ve also added the Greek version of the Oidipodea to The Epic Cycle.

(9/04/05) I’ve added several new items to the Greek section, inluding Aeschylus’ Oresteia, Sophocles’ Theban Trilogy, a poem by Sappho, all of the Homeric Hymns in English, the rest of the Hesiodic fragments, Homer’s Epigrams, and all of Pindar’s Odes. I’ve created a Tibetan section, and added a portion of the Epic of King Gesar; and I created the Old English section and added Beowulf in Anglo-Saxon.

(5/29/05) I’ve added several plays in Greek to the Greek section, and The Library of Apollodorus in Greek. I’ve added The Fall of Troy by Quintus Smyrnaeus as well. Also, I’ve created the Middle English Mythology section, with Sir Gawain and Canterbury Tales in Middle English. Additionally, I’ve added The Federalist Papers, the USS Cole Commission Report, and Yankee Doodle to the American section, which I’ve divided into supra-subsections of History and Mythology

(5/23/05) I’ve added several new texts to the American section, too many to list here. They include The Paris Treaty, the Constitution of the Confederate States, and the Emancipation Proclamation. Several have been added to the Revolutionary and Civil War subsections.

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