King Midas was the ruler of Phrygia. One day, Midas found a satyr - a creature with the body of a man and legs of a goat - in need of help. So Midas took the satyr home and looked after him.

Gordion was the capital of ancient Phrygia, an Iron Age kingdom of Anatolia, said to have been ruled by the legendary King ...

Educator Katerina Drosaki and Kraków's Greek language school student Vasilis. Source: Katerina Poutachidou Kraków's Greek language school student Aliki. Source: Katerina Poutachidou Kraków's ...

I can still remember it, as if it was yesterday. During one of those surreal sittings of the Public Accounts Committee which I chair, Keith Schembri had reminisced how Konrad Mizzi, half-jokingly, had ...

Even if you are not a Greek mythology fan, you would have heard of King Midas' golden touch where everything he touches turns into gold. This story is recited as a great lesson of greed as with ...

Key Stage 2 History / English teaching resources covering several of the best-known Ancient Greek myths and legends. Myths include King Midas ... The text of each myth is also available to ...