Who was Who in Roman Times: Religious events from the Greek mythology

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Religious events from the Greek mythology

The Argonauts
The Golden Fleece goes to Colchis Pelias and Jason The Argonauts at Lemnos The Argonauts and the Dolionians The abduction of Hylas The Argonauts and the Bebrycians The Argonauts and the Harpies The Argonauts and the Clashing Rocks. The Argonauts arrive at Colchis Jason performs the tasks of Aeetes Medea brings the Golden Fleece The Argo flees form Colchis Purification by Circe The Argonauts pass the Sirens The Argonauts at Corcyra Pelias murders Jasons relations Death of Pelias

Oedipus, the Seven against Thebes and the Epigones.
Oedipus and family Birth of Oedipus Death of Laius Oedipus and the sphinx Oedipus king of Thebes The plague at Thebes	The Seven against Thebes The daughters of Adrastus The march through Nemea The Siege of Thebes Antigone The march of Theseus	The Epigones Death of Eriphyle

Ilias and Odyssee
The Trojan War Wedding of Peleus and Thetis The Judgement of Paris The Trojan War (1193-1184 BC?) - The sacrifice of Iphigeneia - Achilles and Tenes - Aeneas against Diomedes - Aeneas against Achilles - Diomedes against Ares - Diomedes against Aphrodite - Helen and Deiphobus - Agamemnon and Chryses - The Row of Achilles and Agamemnon - Death of Patroclus - The death of Hector - The Amazons help the Trojans - The death of Achilles - The fall of Troy - The Wooden Horse - Words and death of Laocoon - The Sack of Troy - The Flight of Aeneas - The fate of Andromache after the Trojan war	The Odyssee Ulysses/Odysseus and Circe Ulysses/Odysseus and the Cyclop Ulysses/Odysseus visits the Underworld Ulysses/Odysseus and the sirens Ulysses/Scylla and Charybdis Ulysses/Odysseus and the Phaeacians The return of Ulysses/Odysseus