The Odyssey Part 5 (Final) | Books 17 – 24 | #GreekMyths
The Odyssey ends with the slaughter of the suitors. Here is what happens in books 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 24 in Homer’s Odyssey.
Homer’s Odyssey Part 4 | Books 13-16 | #GreekMyths
The Odyssey books 13-16. What happens when Odysseus reaches Ithaca? Who is Eumaeus and where is Telemachus? Watch the 4th part of helinika’s video series.
Homer’s Odyssey Part 3 | Books 11-12 | #GreekMyths
What is going on in books 11 and 12 of the Odyssey? Ghosts, sirens, sea monsters, and Zeus create new obstacles for Odysseus.
Odysseus’ Nostos Part 2 | Homer’s Odyssey Summary | #GreekMyths
Last time we followed Odysseus from Troy to the land of the Lotus Eaters. We also saw what was happening in Ithaca during his absence. This time, we will continue with book nine of the Odyssey and follow Odysseus’ journey across the
Odysseus’ Journey Part 1 | Homer’s Odyssey Summary | #GreekMyths
Cyclops, sirens, sea monsters, vampires, and trips to the underworld. Homer’s Odyssey, an epic poem from the 8th century BC, has nothing to envy from Hollywood.
Seven Greek Destinations and Sites for People Who Love Greek Mythology
If you have subscribed to Helinika’s YouTube channel, there is a great chance you love ancient Greek mythology and history, while also enjoying travelling. Here are seven Greek destinations and sites for people who would love to visit the most mythical places in Greece. Before we get started, make sure to like this video if you love travelling and mythology!
Top 10 Greek Islands | Ten Breathtaking Islands in Greece
Greece has thousands of islands, with approximately 200 of them being inhabited. That makes it a top summer destination for Europeans but also for people from all around the world. Here is Helinika’s list with the top 10 Greek islands to visit this year. These are some of the most popular and breathtaking islands in the country.
Greek Drama Ep.7: Medea by Euripides (Theatrical Play)
Medea (Μήδεια) is one of the most controversial female heroines to have ever existed. In modern Greek, her name is given to women who end the lives of their children. We know Medea from ancient Greek mythology and specifically the Argonautica. But the character is widely known thanks to the theatrical play with the same name, presented by Euripides in 431 BC.
Greek Drama Ep.4: Helen by Euripides
In 412 BC, the ancient Greek tragedian Euripides presented a trilogy of plays at the annual theatrical competition of Dionysia in Athens. One of those plays was Helen – inspired by the legend of Helen of Troy.
Greek Drama Ep.1: Introduction to Classical Theater (History & More) | Drama 101
Welcome to Helinika’s first episode of the new series on Greek drama. Drama is enjoyed worldwide in theaters, operas, television sets, and computer devices. But did you know that the roots of (western) drama take us back to ancient Greece?
