The book "The Gods of Greece" by the great classical philologist and religious scholar Walter F. Otto (1874-1958) is one of the unparalleled classic representations of myth and religion in ancient Greece. First published in 1929, the book is guided by the central idea that the manifestations of Greek religion are based on a concept of unprecedented significance. Ancient Greek religion captured the things of this world with an incomparable sense of reality and recognized the divine lines in natural ideality. It does not shut itself off from the testimony of experiences; rather, these experiences come together with the entire richness of their apparent diversity into the grand images of the deities.