Anatolian Gods and Goddess

The Ancient Anatolian Gods and Goddess have been a source of huge interest, each containing incredible stories of mystery, power, compassion, control and freedom. Comparable to modern day superheroes, the Anatolian Gods immortality, wisdom and powers often came at the cost of 'human' weakness that threatened or destroyed their seat of power. The Anatolian Gods and Goddess provide an excellent insight into the Anatolian religions and cultures of old, their stories illustrating a morale code, sociocultural desire of legal design to steer the Anatolian society forward in a common belief.

In the Anatolian Gods and Goddess section we categorise the Anatolian Gods and Goddess into their related religions/cults/myths. Each Anatolian God and Goddess is then reviewed and analysed with relationships to other Gods/Goddess and religions/cults/myths to illustrate how the Anatolian Gods and Goddess have, through time, shaped our lives, culture, society and beliefs.

• Book 1: The Twelve Labours of Hercules
• Book 2: Neptune
• Book 3: Minerva
• Book 4: Proserpina
• Book 5: Venus