Explore the roots and reach of world mythologies in a clear, organized edition of The New Pantheon.
This book surveys Grecian, Roman, Indian, Buddhist, and other traditions, showing how ancient beliefs shaped temples, myths, and daily life. It frames myths as a global conversation about gods, heroes, and the human need to explain the world.
The text is structured to help readers compare beliefs across cultures. It traces origins, classifications of deities, and the roles mythic figures play in history, ritual, and art. It blends summary with accessible explanations, making a broad topic approachable for study or curiosity.
- Clear definitions of myth, idolatry, and the major classes of gods and heroes
- Profiles of celestial, terrestrial, and infernal powers from multiple traditions
- Context for how myths influenced religion, philosophy, and daily life
- A map of connections between ancient mythologies and later cultural legacies
Ideal for readers of classical myths, religious history, and cross‑cultural traditions seeking a broad, grounded overview.