| Hint | Answer |
|---|
| In one of Ovid's best stories, this boy travels to the Sun before riding the Sun's chariot | |
| This boy was mortal on his mother's side--who was called____ | |
| Name of the Sun-god | |
| Who used to laugh at the boy because he said he was the son of the Sun? | |
| The sun-god promised by this river that he would give anything his son desired, because he wished to prove that the boy was his son | |
| Name one animal which will try to harm those riding the Sun's chariot in the sky | |
| Name another. | |
| Name another. | |
| Name another. | |
| Obviously the boy could not master the wild horses---Name one of the four mountains which was first to burn | |
| Name another. | |
| Name another. | |
| Name another. | |
| Which river was said to hide its head and flee (where it is still hidden) because of this event? | |
| _____uttered a great cry which reached up to the gods | |
| | Hint | Answer |
|---|
| He killed the boy with a thunderbolt | |
| This mysterious river put out the flames and received the dead boy | |
| these people buried the boy | |
| the boy's sisters, the Heliades, were changed into these kinds of trees, mourning at his grave | |
| Original name for the city of Corinth | |
| This man in Hades must forever roll a stone uphill because he once betrayed a secret of Zeus | |
| This king of Corinth was the betrayer's (mentioned in previous question) son | |
| The king of Corinth committed a terrible act, feeding his horses this | |
| This man was held to be the son of the King of Corinth | |
| _____was the mother of the son of the King of Corinth | |
| _____the actual father of the son of the King of Corinth | |
| This boy desired above all else a winged horse, by the name of ______ | |
| When that winged horse's hoof struck the earth, this spring sprang up on Helicon | |
| The horse had sprung from this beast's blood | |
| This wise seer advised Bellerophon to go to Athena's temple and sleep there | |
| | Hint | Answer |
|---|
| The winged horse was found drinking at this far-famed spring of Corinth | |
| Athena gave this to the young man who desperately wished to ride the winged horse | |
| This king of Argos purified the rider of the winged horse when the rider killed his brother | |
| The wife of the previous question, called _____, loved the rider, who refused to have an affair with her | |
| The King of Argos was tricked into believing that Bellerophon had wronged the rider's wife-----he sent the rider to the King of _____ | |
| The King of the place where the rider of the winged horse went received the youth for these many days | |
| The youth was sent to kill this part-lion, part-serpent, part-goat, which could breathe out fire | |
| These sharp things were used to kill the part-lion, part-serpent, part-goat | |
| The youth after a long time decided to fly to this place with Pegasus, but was thrown off the horse because of the terrible crime. | |
| These twin-giants were ambitious, tall, and very strong. | |
| They were the sons of this god | |
| Common name used to refer to the twin giants collectively | |
| Name one of two possible names of the twins' mother | |
| The twins naughtily imprisoned this god with chains of brass | |
| This god of thievery cunningly freed the imprisoned god by night | |
| | Hint | Answer |
|---|
| Then the twins decided to place this Mountain on Mount Ossa | |
| One of the giants, with the shorter name, wished to carry off this goddess | |
| The other, with the longer name, wished to carry off this goddess | |
| The twins were led by the goddess from the previous question to this wooded island | |
| These weapons killed the twin Giants | |
| This architect from Crete was imprisoned in his own Labyrinth | |
| This Cretan king imprisoned him | |
| The architect had showed this lover of Theseus how to escape the Labyrinth | |
| The architect made these for himself and his son to escape the Labyrinth | |
| This was the name of the foolish son of the architect | |
| The boy drowned, because he did this | |
| The afflicted father made his way to this island, where he was received by the King | |
| The angry Cretan king proclaimed that a reward would be given for passing a thread through this | |
| The architect attached this to thread to win the prize. | |
| | |
|
