The Ancient Egyptian Roots of Mythical Ancient Greek Women: How Ancient Greek Men Remade Themselves in Ancient Women's Image

This book shows how ancient Greek men, after the 400-year ancient Greek famine of 1250 BC - 850 BC, remade themselves as women, plundering women's roles, women's titles, and women's farms.

Zeus, Apollo, Cronus and many other ancient Greek mythical men assumed either women's roles, titles, or both. Apollo is invented to assume the role of the ancient Egyptian female scarab that takes flight across the sky. Apollo is invented and written as being pulled across the sky by swans.

This book is a must-read for women around the world who wonder how and when they began their loss of women's rights. When Ancient Greek women lost their rights, it was the beginning of the end for all women and girls worldwide.