Deletion of List of recorded inscriptions in ancient Greek mythology

Comment: I'm with FPaS on this. Odysses seems to be under the impression that all references to writing in "mythological" narratives date to some immemorial period before the accepted time of the development of writing among the Greeks, whereas the overwhelming probability is that most, if not all, of them are simply anachronisms introduced into the narratives at relatively late date. If one discounts that tendentious underpinning, the list becomes a purposeless collection of trivia—like a list of all mentions of plate armour in medieval and Renaissance accounts of ancient Greece and Rome. Taken merely as a stand-alone list, this runs afoul of ; taken as an attempt to compile examples that illustrate a point, it runs afoul of 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Stand-alone lists (WP:SALAT||WP:NOR)