A Greek myth is summed up best by;
Pliny the Elder, Natural History:
"the Arimaspi whom we have spoke of already, people remarkable for having one yes in the centre of their forehead. Many authorities, the most distinguished being Herodotus [Greek historian C5th B.C.] and Aristeas of Proconnesus [Greek poet C7th B.C.], write that these people wage continual war with the Grypes (Griffins), a kind of wild beast with wings, as commonly reported, that digs gold out of mines, which the creatures guard and the Arimaspi try to take from them, both with remarkable covetousness."
Myth does not say.
In Greek myth, the one eyed Arimaspoi.
The Griffin was a mythical beast which had the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion. In Greek myth it guarded the gold of the Rhipaean mountains.
The Griffin represents power, strength, majesty and it is most like the lion and the eagle because a griffin is half and half
The other names for a griffin are griffen and gryphon.
In Greek myth the griffin warred with the Arimaspians.
You don't they are only from myth.
Myth does not say.
Greek & Roman Mythology
You don't they are only from myth.
a griffin is a myth dufis, you cant find ANY ANYWHWERE
In most accounts of myth, no one fights a griffin so there are is no method.
The griffin in myth was a beast with the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion. The griffins of Greek myth lived in the Rhipaean mountains and protected the gold there.
In Greek myth the griffin protected gold in the Rhipaean mountains, protecting it from the Arimaspians.
In Greek myth, griffins liked gold.
In Greek myth, the one eyed Arimaspoi.
In Greek myth gold in the Rhipaean mountains.