Aphrodite. [online] Available:

This website provided helpful information on Aphrodite’s involvement in the

Trojan War and also about her affair with Ares.

Cotterell, Arthur. Classical Mythology. New York: Lorenz Books, 1999.

This book contains information on many different Gods and Goddesses

in classical Greek mythology. It was useful for general information on the

two goddesses as well as providing a good source of artwork representing

Aphrodite, Hera, and also many other gods and goddesses.

Hera and Her Impact on Greek Art and Culture. [online] Available:

This website was pretty informative on Hera. It is very similar to a

Website that I used for Aphrodite. Both websites were very helpful,

although they contained information that clashed with other sources.

King, Ursula. Women in the World’s Religions: Past and Present. New

York: Paragon House, 1987.

This book provided information on many women who have been

Well-known in religion. It also gave some general information on

Aphrodite and Hera and how they influenced greek mythology.

Kluth, John. Aphrodite in Ancient Greek Art. [online] Available:

This website provided information about Aphrodite’s birth, family, powers,

and just about any other information known about her. It was very helpful,

although some of the information conflicted with several other sources about

Aphrodite.

Lombardi, Anne. Aphrodite: Her Power and Her Art. [online]

This website was very helpful in providing information about Aphrodite.

The facts about Aphrodite that I found on this site were all very similar to

the information I had found in other sources.

Morford, Mark P.O. Classical Mythology, Fourth Edition. New York:

Longman Publishing Group, 1991.

This book was somewhat helpful for finding general information on both

Goddesses, as well as their husbands.

Powell, Barry B. Classical Myth. New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 1995.

This book was excellent at providing general information about both

goddesses, as well as providing many of the legendary stories of each

goddess.

Slater, John E. The Glory of Hera: Greek Mythology and the Greek Family. Boston: Beacon Press, 1968.

This book was helpful for finding a wide range of information about

Hera.

Sosa, Sylvia. Hera: The First Greek Goddess. [online] Available:

(April 18, 2002)

This website was very informative on Hera. It had many facts about Hera and

her life as a goddess.

This work has been submitted by Lindsay McCann for Issues and Ideas 402 at Monmouth College.