It's January. The name of this month is not a linguistic accident; it's a magical invocation that has survived millennia. It derives from Ianuarius , the month consecrated to Ianus (Janus), the ancient and primordial Roman god who presides over all beginnings, all transitions, and all endings.

Entre todos os deuses do Olimpo, nenhum é tão onipresente, tão versátil e tão fundamental para o funcionamento do cosmos quanto Hermes.

In the annals of Egyptian mythology, alongside the solar power of Ra and the passionate magic of Isis, stands a figure of supreme intellect and quiet authority: Thoth (or Djehuty).

Enki, whose name means "Lord of the Earth," is one of the most important and complex deities in the Sumerian pantheon.

He sends those he strikes with his sword to the realm of Hades. Thanatos is depicted as a winged or black-cloaked man carrying a sword.

The Thuatha Dé Danann, known as the "People of the Goddess Danu", are one of the most important mythical races in Irish mythology.

Apollo, one of the most significant gods in Greek mythology, personifies many aspects of ancient Greek culture and religion.