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Where do the stories and heroes we hail as the great originate from? Most of them can be traced back to the legendary Greek and Roman tales from epic poetry. Whether Homer, Ovid, or Virgil, their creations have had a tremendous impact on literature as a whole and Danny and the Tsar discuss what makes them tick. From the origins of Gods to the façade of Jason and the Argonauts, the literature duo attack and celebrate what makes history and legend so compelling and addictive.

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