The Myth

What makes the Ancient Greece religion stand out from other more modern religions is that with the exception of The Illiad, and The Odyssey there are no other written depictions of the religion. The Ancient Greeks have something much more valuable than that: The Myth. Myths are fabled tales that are generally narratives with a moral tale involved. The major "myths" that we know are often attributed to the Ancient Greek Religion.
Among these memorable mythical characters are:

• Medusa
• Hercules
• Perseus
• Narcissus 
• Orpheus and Eurydice