S3·E41 The Powerful Gods of Mt. Olympus
Synopsis
Twelve great gods, overlooking classical Greece from atop Mount Olympus. Their anger was capable of boiling the oceans, electrifying the skies or splitting the earth. They seduced mortal women and castrated their enemies. From Zeus to Apollo, Poseidon to Demeter, the gods and goddesses were all powerful and unpredictably fickle. The great writer Homer dared to mock the gods. Yet, from Eleusis to Athens, the Greek people built magnificent temples and cult sites. Ceremonies of birth and death were played out and sacrifices were made as the mysteries were celebrated. Propitiating the gods was a duty executed with lyrical devotion and savage passion.
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When did Season 3 Episode 41 of Ancient Mysteries air?
Season 3, Episode 41 ('The Powerful Gods of Mt. Olympus') originally aired on July 11, 1996.
How long is Season 3 Episode 41 ('The Powerful Gods of Mt. Olympus')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for Ancient Mysteries.
What happens in Ancient Mysteries Season 3 Episode 41?
Twelve great gods, overlooking classical Greece from atop Mount Olympus. Their anger was capable of boiling the oceans, electrifying the skies or splitting the earth. They seduced mortal women and castrated their enemies. From Zeus to Apollo, Poseidon to Demeter, the gods and goddesses were all powe...
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