Mount Ida on Crete, known to locals as Psiloritis, is the location where, according to Greek mythology, Zeus was born.

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King Ixion, who tried to seduce Hera, queen of the gods, caused the wrath of Zeus who brought the most cruel and eternal ...

The new film extols the value of a rules-based world order. That’s far more radical than any casting decision says Labour MP and classicist Peter Swallow ...

Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ is all about the breaking of Zeus’s Law—here’s the significance and historical fact behind the sacred rule, explained. In the original Greek epic, “xenia” is the ...

Imagine a world where hospitality to strangers is the law—on pain of divine punishment—and guests are bound to repay it with grace and gratitude. A world where the treatment of outsiders is a test of ...

The first time the words 'Zeus’s Law' are uttered in Christopher Nolan’s long-awaited adaptation of The Odyssey, they come courtesy of Penelope (Anne Hathaway), queen of Ithaca and wife to the Trojan ...

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is packed with gods, monsters and legendary battles, but one of the story's most important ideas isn't a weapon or a mythical creature, it's Zeus' law of hospitality, ...

If you’re not familiar with Homer’s original epic poem, you might be a little confused by the concept of “Zeus’ Law of Hospitality,” something that characters mention (a lot) throughout Nolan’s film.

Imagine a world where hospitality to strangers is the law – on pain of divine punishment – and guests are bound to repay it with grace and gratitude. A world where the treatment of outsiders is a test ...