Apollodorus

Apollodorus was an ancient Greek scholar, primarily known for his works on mythology and history. He is most famous for "The Library," a comprehensive collection of Greek myths, which serves as an important source for understanding ancient Greek culture, legends, and genealogies of gods and heroes. While much of his original work is lost, later writers referenced him extensively, highlighting his influence on the study of mythology. Apollodorus is often seen as a crucial figure in preserving and organizing the rich tapestry of ancient Greek narratives for future generations.