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Cerberus the dog of Hades

Maurice Bloomfield
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Duration
40m
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Ink and Marble

About

At the threshold of the underworld stands Cerberus, a figure both familiar and strangely elusive, and Maurice Bloomfield follows the trail of that idea across languages, myths, and centuries.
Cerberus the dog of Hades is a compact work of comparative mythology that listens for the older echoes behind a famous Greek monster. Rather than retell a single legend, Bloomfield traces how the image of a guardian dog takes shape, shifts meaning, and gathers new details as stories move between cultures. Listeners encounter myth as a living record: a network of motifs, names, and symbols that reveal how ancient people imagined death, the afterlife, and the boundaries no one should cross.
Clear, focused, and scholarly in tone, this audiobook suits fans of classical mythology, Greek religion, and the underworld in myth, as well as anyone curious about mythological symbolism and the history of ideas. If you enjoy myth studies, ancient languages in translation, and the careful craft of tracing a legend through world mythology, this is a rewarding listen.
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Related Subjects

  • Folklore & Mythology
  • Social Science
  • Juvenile Nonfiction

Artists

Maurice BloomfieldAuthor
Emily FosterReader