Greek fantasies were a significant piece of the instruction of
Greek residents. The fantasies were frequently recounted resoundingly, not
just to engage, however to show many subjects,
like the accompanying:
― Obligations of people
― Shortcomings and qualities of people
― Feelings
― Contention and clashes
― Thoughts regarding detestable and great
― Thoughts regarding affection and disdain
― Good and bad way of behaving
― Thoughts regarding the nature and job of ladies, men,
furthermore, youngsters
― Family connections and between generational
clashes
― Clarifications of nature and the actual world
― Accounts of beginnings
― Perspectives toward gallantry and mental fortitude
― Clarifications of the secrets of life

Most Greek legends incorporate components of imagination, experience, and viciousness, however they
were not seen by the Greeks as essentially "energizing stories." Large numbers of them were utilized
as "paradeigma" or schooling as a visual demonstration; others were admonitions to individuals
about conduct the divine beings viewed as unsuitable. The Greek divine beings at times
represented thoughts or occasions in human existence that are challenging to comprehend, for example,
Demise, Time, or Destiny.
Most Greek divine beings had comparable attributes, both great and awful, to people.
They were depicted as men or ladies, however they were believed to be unfading and
to hold extraordinary powers. The divine beings could practice their powers on each other and on
individuals as they wished, for their own retribution or delight. Hence
it was vital to focus on the divine beings and to pacify them by making food
contributions like nectar and ambrosia, or by making creature penances at the
sanctuaries.
The main Greek divine beings were the 12 Olympians, who were said to live on
Mount Olympus and to have plunged from the original of Divine beings: the
Titans. Greek stories and legends additionally incorporate accounts of diving beings and legends, who
had a portion of the exceptional abilities of the divine beings however who were not undying. These
included Map book, Achilles, Heracles, Daedelus and Icarus, and Narcissus.