Uncovering the Symbols of the Myth of Europe
Europe was the daughter of Telephassa or Cassiopeia and Phoenix, son of Agenor or Agenor himself.
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Europe was the daughter of Telephassa or Cassiopeia and Phoenix, son of Agenor or Agenor himself.
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We love Crete and Chania for many reasons and one of them is the local products and food.
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Clean Monday took its name from Christians and marks the spiritual and physical “purification”.
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Summer in Heraklion? Of course, because the capital of Crete is a unique meeting place of different experiences.
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When God Eros was struck by his arrows and fell madly in love with a mortal, Psyche. What did Aphrodite do to punish the lovers? Find out below the legend of God Eros and Psyche according to Greek Mythology.
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This romantic article is all about finding out the origins of Valentine’s Day. Therefore, we want you to find out what is the Greek version of this sensual holiday, however, we also want to explore the history of Saint Valentine along with modern-day traditions that we do to celebrate Valentine’s Day today.
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The greatest politician of modern Greece, who connected his name with the vision of Greater Greece.
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Nikos Kazantzakis, writer, poet, playwright, critic, translator, philosopher, journalist, politician. Nikos Kazantzakis was born on February 18, 1883 in Heraklion, Crete.
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The New Year traditions in Crete were the “signs” of the first day of the year that “guided” the people in the new year.
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