<p> Following last episode on the Gigantomachy, this episode (22) discusses another threat to the Olympians: the monster Typhon. This humanoid serpentine enemy of Zeus was lurking in the background of a few of the past episodes. I discuss different versions for his birth, physical description, and his battles with Zeus for control of the universe. </p>

Following last episode on the Gigantomachy, this episode (22) discusses another threat to the Olympians: the monster Typhon. This humanoid serpentine enemy of Zeus was lurking in the background of a few of the past episodes. I discuss different versions for his birth, physical description, and his battles with Zeus for control of the universe.

<p>&nbsp;Following last episode on the Gigantomachy, this episode (22) discusses another threat to the Olympians: the monster Typhon. This humanoid serpentine enemy of Zeus was lurking in the background of a few of the past episodes. I discuss different versions for his birth, physical description, and his battles with Zeus for control of the universe.&nbsp;</p>

Typhon – Most Powerful Monster of Greek Mythology

Myths from around the world with some history on the people and civilizations that told them.

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Typhon – Most Powerful Monster of Greek Mythology

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