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I. Pan
II.
Hippolyta (part one: The Chocolate Cake Incident)
III.
Hippolyta (part two: A Matter of National Security)
IV.
Sisyphus and Jill
V.Icarus
(part one)
VI.
Galatea
VII.
Jocasta
VIII. Ode
to TVs, VCRs, and the Internet (the gods of the twentieth century)
IX.
Facing Medusa
X.
Interlude (the first)
XI.
Sprite's Concerns
XII.
A Promise to Sprite
XIII.
Styx and Stones
XIV.
Orpheus
XV.
Persephone
XVI.
Frizell, goddess of ice and snow
XVII.
Eros (Cupid)
XVIII.
Mnemosyne (Memory)
XIX.
Interlude (the second)
XX.
Aristaeus, keeper of the bees
XXI.
Acheron, river of woe
XXII. Hephaestus,
son of Hera
XXIII.
Hera
XXIV. Aine,
goddess of poetry and madness
XXV. Eos,
goddess of the dawn
XXVI. Memnon,
dark-skinned son of Eos
XXVII. Clytemnestra,
daughter of Leda
XXVIII. The
House of Atreus
XXIX.
Aonghus (Mac Og)
XXX.
Adonis
XXXI.
Chimaera
XXXII.
Echo and Narcissus
XXXIII.
Endymion and Selene
XXXIV.
Apollonius and Lamiai
XXXV.
Interlude (the third)
XXXVI. Pomona
and Vertumnus
XXXVII.
Leda . . . (part one)
XXXVIII.
Pandora
XXXIX.
Leda . . . (part two)
XL. Erebos
XLI.
Leda . . . (part three)
XLII.
Nemesis
XLIII.
Bachus
XLIV.
Hey Jupiter
XLV.
Phoenix
XLVI.
Lillith (part one)
XLVII.
Lillith (part two)
XLVIII.
Icarus (part two)
XLIX.
Dido
L.
Drowning While the Moon Sleeps
LI. .
. . and the Swan
LII.
Interlude (the final)
LIII.
Eloi
