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Myths and Legends of All Nations

by Logan Marshall

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Read by Lucy Lo Faro, Mark, Graham Redman and others · 8 h 58 min · 27 parts

  1. Preface

    2:27

  2. Prometheus the Friend of Man

    6:53

  3. The Labors of Hercules

    33:43

  4. Deucalion and Pyrrha

    7:52

  5. Theseus and the Centaur

    7:19

  6. Niobe

    7:53

  7. The Gorgon's Head

    56:41

  8. The Golden Fleece, part 1

    34:32

  9. The Golden Fleece, part 2

    38:25

  10. The Cyclops

    21:15

  11. Œdipus and the Sphinx

    3:52

  12. Antigone, a Faithful Daughter and Sister

    22:05

  13. The Story of Iphigenia

    51:08

  14. The Sack of Troy

    26:40

  15. Beowulf and Grendel

    27:57

  16. The Good King Arthur: narrative and The Coming of Arthur

    37:41

  17. The Good King Arthur: The Passing of Arthur

    31:10

  18. The Great Knight Siegfried

    14:34

  19. Lohengrin and Elsa the Beautiful

    10:12

  20. Frithiof the Bold

    11:43

  21. Wayland the Smith

    11:55

  22. Twardowski, the Polish Faust

    12:32

  23. Ilia Muromec of Russia

    4:18

  24. Kralewitz Marko of Servia

    7:06

  25. The Decision of Libuscha

    3:26

  26. Count Roland of France

    33:25

  27. The Cid

    12:10

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Prometheus carries a spark from the sun to help people warm themselves, cook food and build better homes. His dispute with Jupiter opens this anthology, translated and edited by Logan Marshall. The collection brings together tales of gods, heroes and legendary rulers, including Hercules, Beowulf, King Arthur, Siegfried and the Cid. Its contents draw on Greek, German, English and other sources, giving readers a range of traditions within one volume.

The stories also turn grand conflicts into conversations between family members. In the account of Iphigenia, Agamemnon weighs the demands of his army while his daughter greets him affectionately and asks why he is weeping. That exchange puts a child's trust beside a ruler's troubled responsibilities. Dedicated to children, the book offers an introduction to familiar figures from mythology and legend.

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Reading time
About 6 hours
Pages
229
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Lucy Lo Faro, Mark, Graham Redman and others