Q&A for How to Study Greek Mythology

Percy Jackson is not from Greek mythology. He is a fictional character from the books "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" written by Rick Riordan.

In Greek mythology, Zeus was the most regal, most important of all the gods. He was a thunderous leader.

If you're referring to Edward Edinger's "The Eternal Drama," it's available on Amazon. Edinger was a highly regarded Jungian analyst, having produced a large body of scholarly works.

Go to PoemHunter,com, and search "Hymn of Apollo."

Yes absolutely! "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" is a good read. You can also read Rick Riordan's other books that are all also about mythology, but different cultures. If you want to learn more about the gods and heroes, read "Percy Jackson's Greek Gods and Goddesses" and "Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes".

Aphrodite is married to Hephaestus, however, she has had many other lovers.

One of the most well known modern day interpretations of Herakles is the Disney movie, "Hercules".

It suggests that you are witty and possess great intellectual skills, as Athena is the goddess of wisdom.

Yes. You would need to use different books, but it is applicable to any and all mythologies.