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The Legendary Adventures of Perseus: Birth and Triumphs in Ancient Greece

Explore the epic tale of Perseus, from his miraculous birth to heroic feats against Medusa and the Kraken. Follow his journey through youth, encounters with mythical beings, and ultimate triumphs. Discover the captivating legends of Acrisius, Danæ, Polydectes, and other important figures in Greek mythology.

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The Legendary Adventures of Perseus: Birth and Triumphs in Ancient Greece

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  1. Perseus

  2. Important names Acrisius and Danæ Dictys and Polydectes Athena The Grææ The Gorgons (Medusa) NOT Pegasus The Kraken Cepheus Cassiopeia Andromeda Phineus Important objects The Cap of Darkness The Winged Shoes of Swiftness The Purse Perseus

  3. The Story of Perseus • I. Birth (Acrisius, Danæ, and Zeus) • II. Youth (Dictys and his Polydectes, the king of Seriphos) • III. Adventures • A. The Grææ

  4. Grææ

  5. The Story of Perseus • I. Birth (Acrisius, Danæ, and Zeus) • II. Youth (Dictys and his Polydectes, the king of Seriphos) • III. Adventures • A. The Grææ • B. Medusa

  6. Medusa

  7. The Story of Perseus • I. Birth (Acrisius, Danæ, and Zeus) • II. Youth (Dictys and his Polydectes, the king of Seriphos) • III. Adventures • A. The Grææ • B. Medusa • C. The Kraken (and Phineus)

  8. The Kraken

  9. Pegasus (not appearing in this story)

  10. The Story of Perseus • I. Birth (Acrisius, Danæ, and Zeus) • II. Youth (Dictys and his Polydectes, the king of Seriphos) • III. Adventures • A. The Grææ • B. Medusa • C. The Kraken (and Phineus) • D. Seriphos again • E. Acrisius and the discus • F. Retirement in Asia; Perses

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