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| Author of Bacchants and Medea |
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| Founder of Thebes; Brother of Europa |
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| Was eaten by his own hunting dogs; Artemis myth |
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| Ripped apart by Titans; heart was saved |
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| Wand of Maenads entwined with ivy and topped with a pinecone |
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| 'tearing apart of wild animals and scattering of pieces' |
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| 'eating of raw animal flesh' |
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| Completes a full heroic biography with Dionysus |
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| Where Zeus places the second baby Dionysus |
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| Lydian sailors were turned into this |
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| Second mother of Dionysus |
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| Person who tries to kill the first Dionysus |
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| Who the Sacred Bull belongs to |
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| Ferrymen of the Underworld |
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| Guardian of the Gates of the Underworld |
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| The building where the Titans reside (three words) |
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| Heaven in the Underworld (two words) |
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| Tried to rape Leto; Punishment: vultures eat his liver |
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| Tried to rape Hera; Punishment: on spinning wheel of fire |
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| Rats on Zeus; Punishment: continuously pushing boulder |
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| Fed his son to the gods; Punishment: surrounded by food and drink but can't reach either |
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| 49 killed their husbands, one did not |
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| The term of 100 years of life and 900 years of purification |
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| Son of Thetis; a great warrior |
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| Greatest Trojan warrior who is killed by Achilles |
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| Prince of Troy; also judged three goddesses |
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| The book that explains Odysseus' journey home after the Fall of Troy |
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| As long as this object was in here, Troy would not fall |
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| The only supposedly neutral god in the Trojan War |
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| Her husband is gone for 20 years; has a contest for a new husband |
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| They eat the fruit of a specific flower, which makes Odysseus' men forget their nosdos |
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| 'homecoming' in greek; a main idea in the Odyssey |
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| The cyclops encountered by Odysseus and his men; he eats two of his men, they blind him |
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| Name of war where it was Greeks vs. Trojans |
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| The name of the first lady that the war was over |
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| The name of the second (more popular) lady that the war was over |
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| The book that explains the Trojan War |
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| Concubine of Agamemnon; Dad = Cryses |
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| Concubine of Achilles; Taken by Agamemnon; reason #1 for Trojan War |
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| The goddess that is hurt in the battle between Aeneas and Diomedes |
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| The god that is hurt in the battle between Hector and Diomedes |
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| The friend of Achilles who borrows his armor; faces Hector and loses |
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| Killer of Achilles, helped by Apollo |
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| The river Achille's mother dips him in |
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| Greatest of Greek Heroes; God-like |
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| Another name for the 12 labors of Heracles |
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| National Hero of Athenians/Attica |
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| The stage of man's life when he's between the age of youth and adulthood |
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| The mother of the Medes/Persians |
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| Who King Minos is supposed to sacrifice the Bull of Marathon to, but doesn't |
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| Wife of King Minos who mates with the Bull |
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| Architect of the bull suit and the labyrinth |
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| The son of King Minos' wife and the Bull |
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| Daughter of King Minos who helps Theseus by giving him a clew of thread for the labyrinth |
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| Friend of Theseus who wants Persephone as his bride |
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| Daughter of King of Argos; she will have a son who will kill him; showered by Zeus' golden rain in her bronze chamber |
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| Son of the daughter of the King of Argos |
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| The creature in which Perseus is sent by Polydectes to kill |
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| The name of the magic purse, given by the Nymphs of Hyperborea, that can adjust in size to anything |
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| The goddess' shield that Medusa's head is placed on |
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| The creature that is born from Medusa's decapitated body |
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| Has his ears liked by serpents, allowing him to understand their language |
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| The term that describes the following: parents care for their children, then, in return, the children care for the aged parents |
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| The Boeotian King married to Nephale |
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| The son of the Boeotian king and Nephale |
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| The daughter of the Boeotian king and Nephale |
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| The stepmother of the children of the Boeotian King |
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| The object that Phrixus hangs up after sacrificing the ram to Zeus (two words) |
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| The 50 rowers who accompanied Jason |
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| The greatest warrior who survives the sack of Troy; Also, main character in Vergil's Aeneid |
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| The main origin of the main character of the Aeneid |
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| The object the Sibyl asks for in the Aeneid (two words) |
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| Mother of the main character of the Aeneid (Father is Anchesis) |
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| Where certain souls have their own place (i.e. infants, wrongly executed, suicides, jilted lovers, heroes) (three words) |
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| greek: 'glory or renown'; what mortals hope for - remembrance, usually military related greatness |
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| The type of sacrifice that is specifically for the souls of the underworld |
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| This man travels to the underworld to retrieve his wife, Eurydice. He plays his lyre and sings; enchants Hades and Persephone |
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| The fruit that symbolizes that bond between husband and wife |
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| The daughter of Demeter who is taken by Hades as his wife |
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| The son of Queen Metaneira that Demeter cares for disguised as an old lady |
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| The religious ceremony that is dedicated to the Demeter/Persephone myth |
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| The man in which Demeter entrusts the spread of her agricultural arts; rides in a dragon-winged chariot |
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| The man who refuses to participate in Dionysus' religious, drunken forest festival and is killed by Dionysus' followers for it |
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| Father of Pentheus; was created from dragon's teeth sewn into ground of Thebes by Cadmus |
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