I know sometimes you like to use old tales and mythology for some of your work. Here you have Arthurian, Celtic, Nordic and Classical myths and tales. It's quite extensive and would take a long time to get through it all.

He doesn't go into the full stories, but his summaries are good, inspite of his poor spelling and grammar. He usually gives alternative versions where applicable, and he includes alot of genealogy, again multiple versions where applicable.

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"What we do in life, echoes in Eternity"

"Strength and Honour"

I'll check it out.

I seldom need in-depth information, so most of the time I can refer to material on my bookshelves. Failing that, I often just surf the 'net to find material. Most of my work involves fictional characters inside various myths or tales, which means I get to make up most of it anyhow.