I have this available on my community too, where I and friends are able to answer any questions- and or give more recommendations.
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→ Useful websites
• Theoi.com
• Poetryintranslation.com
• Loeb Classical Library.com (my fave)
• Jstor (for modern scholarship but be very careful.
• Internet archive can be used for specific books that cannot be found on Poetry in translation or loeb.
• Warwick University Classical Civilisation AS and A-level resources. (this is not where I go to university before you ask, just has an extremely useful amount of learning resources.)
• YouTube and Wiki can be a good resource if you know what you're looking for.
Sources on Religion →
• Theoi.com will give you specialised information on different deities – it's great.
• Wearwick Uni Classical Civilisation Resourcesfor specifically the Greek religion resources.
• Use Loeb to get Athenian court cases. These are the best way of learning how ancient people were expected to worship.
Books I'd recommend based on your god deity →
General(applies to all): Homeric Hymns, Orphic Hymns.
Zeus: Hesiod, Theogony; Apollodorus The Library of Greek Mythology. (For Jupiter → Ovid's Metamorphoses.)
Poseidon: Hesiod Theogony (again, I know), Apollonius Argonautica.
Hera: Ovid's Metamorphoses; Apollodorus Library; Nonnus Dionysiaca . (These are her surviving sources – it does not depict her in the best light. I'm sorry.)
Hermes: Pseudo-Hyginus, Astronomica; Apollodorus, Library of Greek Mythology.
Demeter: Pausanias, Description of Greece; Diodorus-Siculus, Library of History.
Athena: Homer Odyssey; Apollodorus – Library of Greek Mythology; Ovid's Metamorphoses; Hesiod Theogony; Homer Iliad.
Ares: Apollodorus' Library of Greek Mythology; Homer Iliad; Pseudo-Hyginus Fabulae; Dionysiaca (Nonnus).
Hephaestus: Hesiod Theogony; Homer Odyssey; Apollodorus' Library; Homeric Hymn 3; Homer Iliad.
Aphrodite: Sappho; Homer Iliad; Virgil Aeneid; Homer Odyssey; Apollodorus Library; Ovid Metamorphoses
Artemis: Hesiod Theogony; Homeric Hymns; Ovid's Metamorphoses; Pausanias Description(s) of Greece; Callimachus Hymn 3 to Artemis.
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I have a pre-existing qualification in classics through college. I’m now in my second year of university doing classics. I am pagan, and have been worshiping Apollo and Dionysus for over 4 years now- my family have a long history of paganism. I came on here to try and spread healthy information about worship- ‘helpol’ social media seems to be a gatekeeping shit show. Feel free to ask me anything I will try to answer. And here are my altars, just for something to add.