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Daniel Soulard
Daniel holds a bachelor’s degree in Classical Civilizations from Concordia University, Montreal, and is currently applying for his master’s in the same field. His areas of interest are Greek history from the Classical period through the conquests of Alexander the Great, as well as the ancient Greek language. He loves nothing more than to share his passion for history with anyone who will listen, and even with those who won’t.
Education:Concordia UniversityBASc Classical CivilizationsExpertise:Articles by Daniel Soulard
Croesus was the famously wealthy and powerful king of Lydia, but his hubris led to the fall of Sardis.
Discover the influences from Greek mythology that informed Frank Herbert’s famous science-fiction novel, Dune.
Zeus was renowned for his affairs with countless lovers, resulting in many children, mortal and divine, who played important roles in Greek mythology.
The line between human and divine was often blurred in Greek mythology, and being born mortal didn’t mean you couldn’t one day become an immortal.
In Greek myth, when Pandora opened the fabled box given to her by the gods, it released all the evils. Yet one thing remained inside: Hope.
Discover nine myths about the Greek god Hephaestus, the lame god. Master of fire and forge, he created all the great divine weapons.
Hermes, known as Mercury among the Romans, was the messenger of the gods in Greek Mythology and also a bit of a trickster.
Athena was the ancient Greek goddess of wisdom, war, and weaving. Daughter of Zeus and patron of Athens, the Olympian was worshiped throughout the Greek world.