Videoatlantides
The word atlantides refers to a specific group of nymphs in Greek mythology known for their role as guardians. These figures, typically numbering between three and seven, were tasked with protecting the golden apples that Gaea gave to Hera as a wedding gift. Often identified as the daughters of Atlas, they are also frequently referred to by the more common name, Hesperides. This lesson explores the mythological origins, the sacred duties, and the poetic usage of this specialized term. You will learn about their connection to the labors of Heracles and how the word functions as a proper noun in classical literature. Watch this lesson to deepen your understanding of these legendary guardians.
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