A re-written version of the ancient Greek of Beasts and Gods.
A complete Encyclopedia to:
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+ Sea Mythological Creatures
+ Underworld Mythological Creatures
+ Sky Mythological Creatures
+ Land Mythological Creatures
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+ Greek Gods and God...
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Medusa, a famous folklore told for all ages, a woman, its beauty of all times, completed with a head full of snakes, ready to strike for anyone that comes close.
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The body of a serpent on her lower half, it makes it easier to move and glide on the ground. In Greek mythology, she is the most famous for being a Monster figure with the top half of a female full of serpent hair, while the lower half being beautiful while carrying a large serpent tail. She is also commonly known as one of the Grogons.
She was sometimes represented as very beautiful, an immortal beauty, whose powers could freeze a man to stone, if looked straight in the eyes, as if that were true. Gorgon, a monster figure of the underworld were portrayed as winged female creatures, their hair consisted of snakes, and they were roundfaced, flat-nosed, and tongues lolling out and with a large projecting teeth, and immensedly portrayed to be beautiful, elegant and immortally young.
Medusa-who in later art is depicted as beautiful although deadly-was the only one of the three who was mortal. (copied).
In Greek mythology, the Grogon sisters were 3. In the stories, Stheno and Euryale were Medusa's biological sisters and considered immortal, but it was their sister, Medusa, who met a tragic end by being turned to stone.
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