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[[Greek mythology]] is one of the richest collections of myths. It refers to the stories created by the ancient Greeks, concerning gods and heroes like [[Zeus]], [[Athena]], [[Artemis]], [[Odysseus]] and [[Achilles]].
 
[[Greek mythology]] is one of the richest collections of myths. It refers to the stories created by the ancient Greeks, concerning gods and heroes like [[Zeus]], [[Athena]], [[Artemis]], [[Odysseus]] and [[Achilles]].
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[[Ainu mythology|Ainu]],  [[Armenian mythology|Armenian]], [[Assyro-Babylonian mythology|Assyro-Babylonian]], [[Asturian mythology|Asturian]], [[Aztec mythology|Aztec]], [[Basque mythology|Basque]], [[Canaanite Mythology|Canaanite]], [[Cantabrian mythology|Cantabrian]], [[Catalan mythology|Catalan]], [[Celtic mythology|Celtic]], [[Chinese mythology|Chinese]], [[Egyptian mythology|Egyptian]], [[Estonian mythology|Estonian]], [[Etruscan mythology|Etruscan]], [[Filipino mythology|Filipino]], [[Finnish mythology|Finnish]], [[Guaraní mythology|Guarani]], [[Hawaiian mythology|Hawaiian]], [[Hindu mythology|Hindu]], [[Inca mythology|Inca]], [[Latvian mythology|Latvian]], [[Lithuanian mythology|Lithuanian]], [[Lusitanian mythology|Lusitanian]], [[Maori mythology|Maori]], [[Mayan mythology|Mayan]], [[Mesopotamian mythology|Mesopotamian]], [[Norse mythology|Norse]], [[Paleo-Balkanic mythology|Paleo-Balkanic]], [[Persian mythology|Persian]], [[Roman mythology|Roman]], [[Sami mythology|Sami]], [[Shinto mythology|Shinto]], [[Slavic mythology|Slavic]], Arabian and  [[Zoroastrian mythology]] are also important. All are rich sources of myths, legends and heroes.  
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[[Ainu mythology|Ainu]],  [[Armenian mythology|Armenian]], [[Assyro-Babylonian mythology|Assyro-Babylonian]], [[Asturian mythology|Asturian]], [[Aztec mythology|Aztec]], [[Basque mythology|Basque]], [[Canaanite Mythology|Canaanite]], [[Cantabrian mythology|Cantabrian]], [[Catalan mythology|Catalan]], [[Celtic mythology|Celtic]], [[Chinese mythology|Chinese]], [[Egyptian mythology|Egyptian]], [[Estonian mythology|Estonian]], [[Etruscan mythology|Etruscan]], [[Filipino mythology|Filipino]], [[Finnish mythology|Finnish]], [[Gaelic mythology|Irish]], [[Guaraní mythology|Guarani]], [[Hawaiian mythology|Hawaiian]], [[Hindu mythology|Hindu]], [[Inca mythology|Inca]], [[Latvian mythology|Latvian]], [[Lithuanian mythology|Lithuanian]], [[Lusitanian mythology|Lusitanian]], [[Maori mythology|Maori]], [[Mayan mythology|Mayan]], [[Mesopotamian mythology|Mesopotamian]], [[Norse mythology|Norse]], [[Paleo-Balkanic mythology|Paleo-Balkanic]], [[Persian mythology|Persian]], [[Roman mythology|Roman]], [[Sami mythology|Sami]], [[Shinto mythology|Shinto]], [[Slavic mythology|Slavic]], Arabian and  [[Zoroastrian mythology]] are also important. All are rich sources of myths, legends and heroes.  
    
[[Cupid]] is an example of [[Roman mythology]].
 
[[Cupid]] is an example of [[Roman mythology]].

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