"The Age of Fable", penned by Thomas Bulfinch, is a celebrated work that chronicles and elucidates the myths, legends, and fables of the ancient world. It's the first part of Bulfinch's Mythology, a series that aims to make classic stories of mythology accessible to modern readers. Drawing from Greek, Roman, and Eastern mythology, as well as tales of the Norse gods, Bulfinch weaves a comprehensive tapestry of the adventures of deities, heroes, and fantastical creatures. His narrative is not only engaging but also seeks to shed light on the cultural and historical importance of these myths, explaining their significance and enduring impact on Western literature and art