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Stories also abounded of heroes and fantastical beasts.  The most courageous acts of courage were from humans, or at least those who were half human.  The concept of intermarriage or mating between gods and man caused many demi-gods who would then go on and continue to mate with humans themselves.  Many parts of ancient Greece claimed some connection with godhood as did much of the world (again, except for Judaism).
 
Stories also abounded of heroes and fantastical beasts.  The most courageous acts of courage were from humans, or at least those who were half human.  The concept of intermarriage or mating between gods and man caused many demi-gods who would then go on and continue to mate with humans themselves.  Many parts of ancient Greece claimed some connection with godhood as did much of the world (again, except for Judaism).
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==The Greek Pantheon==
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==Important Figures in Greek Mythology==
    
Achaeans: The '''Achaeans''' was a collective name for the ancient [[Greeks]] and their allies who fought against the [[Troy|Trojans]] during the [[Trojan War]].  
 
Achaeans: The '''Achaeans''' was a collective name for the ancient [[Greeks]] and their allies who fought against the [[Troy|Trojans]] during the [[Trojan War]].  
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