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Academic sources and primary texts used in our research
Mythos Atlas draws from primary ancient texts, scholarly translations, and modern academic research to provide accurate and comprehensive information about world mythologies. We prioritize sources that are widely recognized by scholars and institutions.
Hesiod
Ancient Greek poem describing the origins and genealogies of the gods.
Homer
Epic poems central to understanding Greek mythology and heroic tradition.
Ovid
Latin narrative poem chronicling the history of the world from creation to the deification of Julius Caesar.
Snorri Sturluson
Old Norse textbook written in Iceland during the early 13th century, a major source for Norse mythology.
Various
Collection of Old Norse poems from the Icelandic medieval manuscript Codex Regius.
Ancient Egyptian Funerary Texts
Collection of spells and instructions to help the deceased navigate the afterlife.
Ancient Egyptian
Oldest known religious texts in the world, carved into pyramids at Saqqara.
We also reference modern scholarly works from universities and research institutions worldwide. Our team continuously updates and verifies information to maintain accuracy and scholarly integrity.
Note: This is a living document. Sources are continuously being added and updated as we expand our coverage of world mythologies.