A Book of Myths

About this book

In a world where the boundaries between mortals and the divine blur, "A Book of Myths" by Jean Lang unveils a tapestry of ancient stories that illuminate the complexities of human existence. This collection delves into the intricate relationships between gods and humans, revealing themes of ambition, love, and the dire consequences of defying divine will. Readers will encounter timeless narratives that resonate with the human experience, showcasing the power of myth to explain the unexplainable. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this work invites exploration of the cultural significance of myth-making. Discover the rich legacy of storytelling that shapes our understanding of morality and fate in "A Book of Myths."

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