Title Thumbnail & Hero Image: Zeus (as being physically strong and imposing, with a long beard), source: mysteriumacademy.com, Access date: Apr.27, 2023
3. The Olympians Bash Some Heads01, 02, 03, 04.
First revision: Apr.27, 2023
Last change: May 07, 2023
Searched, Gathered, Rearranged, and Compiled by Apirak Kanchanakongkha.
Goddess Rhea
The Palace of Cronos (or Kronos) is a Black Castle on Mount Othrys.
Cronos or Cronus Swallows His Young, Source: www.greekmythology.com, Access date: Jan.25, 2017.
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The River Styx, Etching by Gustave Doré (1861), Image via Wikimedia Commons and via again from brewminate.com, Access date: May 02, 2023.
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Tartarus
![](http://www.huexonline.com/uploads/medias/image/Greek_Roman_Gods/02_GreekRomanGods/Campe_01.jpg)
Campe or Kámpē, (Ancient Greek: Κάμπη), Source: http://dragon-discourse.tumblr.com, Access date: May 01, 2023.
Chariot of Poseidon, Greco-Roman mosaic, Bardo National Museum, Source: www.theoi.com, Access date: May 07, 2023.
Sources, Vocabulary, & Narratives:
01. Ref. "Percy Jackson's Greek Gods," written by Rick Riordan, Translated into Thai Version by Davis Chanchaiwanich, Enter Books publishing 2nd edition, March 2, 2016.
02. Ref. "Percy Jackson and The Greek Gods," Rick Riordan, Penguin Random House, UK, 2015.
03. Ref. "The Iliad," Translated by Robert Fagles, Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition, USA., 51st printing, 1998.
04. Ref. "The Odyssey," Translated by Robert Fagles, Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition, USA., 54th printing, 1996.