The document summarizes four Greek myths: Zeus defeating the monster Typhon with thunder and lightning; Hades kidnapping Persephone while she was picking flowers; Perseus undertaking a mission to kill the Gorgon Medusa; and Pandora opening a mysterious box that released all the world's evils despite a warning not to open it.

1. GREEK MYTHS
Drawings by students of Smila
Lyceum, Ukraine
We, Demeter and...the others

2. ZEUS AND TYPHON
When Athena, the
goddess of wisdom,
accused Zeus for
cowardness, he decided
to confront Typhon.
Armed with thunder and
lightnings, he struck at
the monster with a sickle
and then chased him until
Mount Casion, which
rises over Syria.

3. PERSEPHONE AND HADES
Hades fell in love with
Persephone and
decided to kidnap her.
The myth says that in
one of the rare times he
left the Underworld, he
traveled above ground
to pursue her, while she
was gathering flowers in
a field.

4. PERSEUS AND GORGON
MEDUSA
Perseus undertook a
mission to kill the Gorgon
Medusa, on this head. An
adult jellyfish is a medusa
(plural: medusae), named
after the Gorgon Medusa.
The Medusae jelly-fish have
a umbrella-shaped body
called a bell. The medusa's
tentacles hang from the
border of the bell. Its name
derives from its tentacles,
resembling the snakes
borne by Medusa in place
of hair.

5. PANDORA’S BOX
The box was locked. It came
with a note. The note said:
"DO NOT OPEN." Attached to
the note was a key. It was all
very curious.
It was Pandora whose
curiosity got the better of her.
One day, she used the key to
open the box. As she raised
the lid, out flew all the bad
things in the world today -
envy, sickness, hate, disease.
Pandora slammed the lid
closed, but it was too late.