4 books · c. 100 C.E.
The Library, also known as the Bibliotheca, is a compilation of Greek myths and heroic legends that runs from the origin of the gods to the Trojan War and the return of Odysseus. It was long credited to Apollodorus of Athens, but the text as it survives was compiled in the first or second century C.E.
David Sacks, Encyclopedia of the Ancient Greek World, rev. Lisa R. Brody (New York: Facts On File, 2005), 36.
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