Greek mythology is the spiritual product of primitive clan society and the earliest literary form in Europe. It came into being in the 8th century BC, and it was based on the long-term oral spread of ancient Greek aborigines and referred to the myths spread to Greece and other countries.
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Historians Herodotus and Dior Dorus, as well as geographers Pausanias and Strappo have all traveled to Greece. They all recorded the stories they heard along the way. Their records confirm the myths and legends in different regions, and there are a large number of unknown versions.
Herodotus, in particular, studied many traditions and discovered many historical or mythical roots of Greece and the East. He also tried to reconcile these origins and integrate different cultural concepts.
Hellenistic civilization and ancient Roman poetry are more literary and artistic.