3. The Olympians Bash Some Heads

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 Heads

First revision: Apr.27, 2023
Last change: Dec.11, 2024
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.

The River Styx, Etching by Gustave Doré (1861), Image via Wikimedia Commons and via again from brewminate.com, Access date: May 02, 2023.

Tartarus

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.

References:
01. Ref. "Percy Jackson's Greek Gods," written by Rick Riordan, Translated into Thai Version by Davis Chanchaiwanich, Enter Books publishing 2^nd edition, March 2, 2016.
02. Ref. "Percy Jackson and The Greek Gods," Rick Riordan, ISBN: 978-1-4847-8980-3, Penguin Random House, UK, 2015.
03. Ref. "The Iliad," Written by Homer, Translated by Robert Fagles, Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition, USA., 51^stprinting, 1998.
04. Ref. "The Odyssey," Written by Homer, Translated by Robert Fagles, Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition, USA., 54^th printing, 1996.
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