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12. Give two examples of how we have learned about Greek myths that are thousands of years old.

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stiks02 [169]3 years ago

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From the beginnings of antiquity to the present, many examples of Greek myths have managed to filter down into modern society. Arguably, Greek mythology is the most widely studied of all mythologies. They wrote such vast and colorful volumes, that much of it found its way into western and, now, popular culture.

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