This guide basically consists of tables or tables that offer the information corresponding to each of the characters treated. The tables dedicated to the different gods and divinities have 4 sections (episodes, attributes, functions and representations), while in those dedicated to heroes there are only 3, since the one referring to the functions disappears. The work is completed with four appendices dedicated to the study of specific aspects of classical iconography: the first, to elements and symbols of funerary iconography; the second, to the process of assimilation and appropriation of mythology by Christianity; the third takes a tour of the different valuation and iconographic significance that the figure of Venus and the female nude has had from the Middle Ages to the Baroque; and the fourth and last, to the use of the classical legacy by the authoritarian and absolute monarchies of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries in the configuration of an iconography of political power. The book is completed by an index of names and a bibliographic orientation on classical mythology and iconography.