• Theoi -Information is really brief and concise, but for beginners, it is excellent.
• Julian Hellenism - Hellenic Faith
• Orphism - Hellenic Gods
• Topos Text - This database has direct translations of the texts, and if you want to know about a specific character you can go to the "people" section and it will provide you with all texts in the database that includes that character.
• Mythopedia -Guide.
• Minneapolis University -This is the Minneapolis Institute of Art's site. Select the link "Art by Culture" for art from Ancient Greek and Rome. Select "Art by Theme" to explore art work relating to God myths, hero myths, animal myths, etc.
• Companion Website -A companion to a Greek mythology book.
• Classics Uneviled -Classics Unveiiled is a great source of information for classical studies incorporating various aspects of Greek mythology, Roman history, Roman life, and Latin vocabulary and derivatives.
• Sacred Texts -Sacred texts.
• Baring The Aegis -A blog run by some pagans.
• Maicar -A good source.
• Temple Of Dionysus -Use their calendar. They also have some stories. If you have some money, PLEASE DONATE at least €1. I do not work with them but they are really kind. They also answer doubts related to anything in a few hours.
• Greek Mythology -Yup, it helps a lot.
• Thought Co. -A group of articles on mythology.
• Myth Web -Important. It is mainly written in zoomer language.
• God Checker -Includes a Greek gods section.
• World History -Learn the practices of ancient Greek people.
• Pantheon -An encyclopedia specifically for mythology.
• Perseus -Another excellent source. It is literally a library. Read their books.
• Hellenic Faith -I literally forgot this website. This is like the OG website.