1. MYTHOLOGY
By Akylie Holterman

2. ZEUS: GOD OF THE SKY AND KING OF
OLYMPUS, (ROMAN NAME: JUPITER)
symbols include oak and the thunderbolt

4. HERA: GODDESS OF
MARRIAGE AND THE QUEEN
OF OLYMPUS (ROMAN
NAME: JUNO)
Symbols include peacock and the cow

6. POSEIDON: GOD OF THE
SEA (ROMAN NAME:
NEPTUNE)
Symbols include the horse and the trident

8. HADES: KING OF THE
UNDERWORLD (ROMAN
NAME: PLUTO)

10. APHRODITE: GODDESS OF
LOVE AND BEAUTY (ROMAN
NAME: VENUS)
Symbols include the myrtle tree and the dove

12. APOLLO: GOD OF MUSIC
AND HEALING
Symbols include the laurel tree, the cow and the
dolphin

14. ARES: GOD OF WAR
(ROMAN NAME: MARS)
Symbols include vulture and the dog, and he often
carried a bloody spear

16. ARTEMIS: GODDESS OF THE
HUNT AND THE PROTECTOR
OF WOMEN IN CHILDBIRTH
(ROMAN NAME DIANA)
Symbols include the cypress tree and the deer

18. ATHENA: GODDESS OF
WISDOM (ROMAN NAME:
MINERVA)
Symbols include the owl and the olive tree

20. HEPAESTUS: GOD OF FIRE
AND THE FORGE (ROMAN
NAME: VULCAN)
Symbols include the anvil and the forge

22. HESTIA: GODDESS OF THE
HEART (ROMAN NAME
VESTA)
Fire is among her symbols

24. HERMES: MESSENGER
GOD, A TRICKSTER, AND A
FRIEND TO THIEVES
(ROMAN NAME: MERCURY)

26. DEMETER: GODDESS OF
THE HARVEST (ROMAN
NAME CERES)
Symbols include wheat

28. DIONYSUS: GOD OF WINE
(ROMAN NAME: BACCHUS)
Symbols include ivy, the snake and grapes

30. MINOR GODS
 Ampitriet: sea goddess; wife of  Fortuna: Roman goddess of fortune
Poseidon  Gaea: Goddess of earth
 Anteros: God who avenged  Graces: beautiful goddesses
unrequited love
 Hebe (Juventas): Goddess of youth
 Astarte: Phoenician goddess of
love  Hymen: god of marriage
 Astraea: Goddess of Justice  Hecate: goddess of sorcery and
witchcraft
 Aurora: Goddess of Dawn
 Helios (Sol): God of sun
 Bellona: Roman goddess of war
 Hypnos (Somnus): God of sleep
 Caos: Formless Void; personified
as first of gods  Iris: Goddess of Rainbow
 Cronos: Personification of time  Janus: Roman god of gates and
doors
 Cubele: Anatolian nature goddess
 Lucina: Roman Goddess of
 Eris: Goddess of discord childbirth
 Eros (Amor or Cupid): God of Love  Mnemosyne: Goddess of memory
 Fates: Goddess of Destiny  Momus: God of ridicule
 Flora: Roman goddess of flowers  Morpeus: god of dreams

31. MINOR GODS CON.  Selene: goddess of moon
 Muses: Goddesses presiding over  Silvanus: Roman god of woods and
arts and sciences fields
 Nemesis: Goddess of retribution  Tellus: Roman goddess of heart
 Nike: goddess of victory  Terminus: Roman god of
Nyx (Nox): goddess of night boundaries and landmarks
 Pales: roman goddess of  Terra: Roman heart goddess
shepherds and herdsmen  Tanatos (Mors) god of death
 Pan (Faunus): god of woods and  Vertumnus: Roman god of fruits
fields and vegetables
 Penates: Roman household gods  Winds: Aeolus (keeper of
 Plutus: god of wealth winds), Boreas (Aquilo) (north
 Pomona: Roman goddess of fruits
wind), Eurus (east wind), Notus
(Auster) (south wind), Zepyrus
 Pontus: sea god (Favonius) (west wind)
 Priapus: God of regeneration  Achelous: River god
 Proteus: sea god
 Quirinus: roman war god

33. WARRIORS OR HERO'S
 Achilles: Greek warrior
 Hercules: Hero and strong man
 Jason: Leader of the Argonauts
Odysseus (Ulysses): King of Ithaca and a celebrated warrior
Perseus: Completed dangerous feats with his quick thinking and
talents
 Theseus: Known for his triumph over numerous monster

34. WEAPONS
 Ancile: Sacred shield that fell from heavens
 Argo: Ship in which Jason and followers sailed to Colcis for
Golden Fleece

36. MONSTERS
 Argus: Monster with hundred  Minotaur: Monster, half man and
eyes half beast
 Briareus: Monster of hundred  Peripetes: giant
hands  Poypemus: Cyclops
 Carybdis: Female monster  Procrustes: giant
 Cimera: Female monster with  Scylla: female monster inhabiting
head of lion, body of goat, tail of rock opposite Carybdis
serpent
 Sirens: Minor deities who lured
 Cyclopes: race of one-eyed sailors to destruction with their
giants singing
 Gorgons: female monsters  Spinx: Monster of Tebes’s body
 Graeae: sentinels for Gorgins of lion, wings and head and bust
 Harpies: Monsters with heads of of woman
women and bodies of birds  Python: Serpent born from slime
 Hydra: Nine-headed monster in left by Deluge
mars of Lerna

39. TITANS: EARLY GODS FROM WHICH OLYMPIAN
GODS WERE DERIVED
 Atlas: Titan
 Cronus (Saturn): Titan
 Dione: Titan goddess
 Hyperion: Titan
 Iapetus: Titan
 Oceanus: Eldest of titans; god of waters
 Prometeus: Titan
 Rhea (Ops): Daughter of Uranus and Gaea
 Themis: Titan goddess of laws of physical
phenomena
 Uranus: Personification of heaven

40. NYMPHS
 Calypso: Sea nymph
 Dapne: Nymph
 Dryads: Wood nymphs
 Eco: Nymph who fell hopelessly in love with Narcissus
 Eurydice: Nymph
 Galatea: Sea nymph
 Hamadryads: Trees nymph
 Naiads: Nymphs of waters, streams, and fountains
 Napaeae: wood Nymphs
 Nereids: Sea nymphs
 Oceanids: ocean nymphs
 Oenone: Nymph of mount Ida
 Oreads: mountain nymphs
 Syrinx: Nymph pursued by Pan Sirens: Minor deities who lured sailors
to destruction wit their singing

42. HELPERS TO DEMIGODS OR GODS
 Centaurs: Beings half man and half horse
 Cerberus: Tree-headed dog guarding entrance to Hades
 Charon: Boatman on Styx who carried souls of dead to Hades
 Ciron: Most famous Centaurs
 Circe: Sorceress
 Fauns: Roman deities of woods and groves
 Lares: Roman ancestral spirits protecting descendants and
homes
 Pegasus: winged horse tat sprang from Medusa’s body at her
death
 Satyrs: hoofed demigods of woods and fields
 Sileni: Minor woodland deities similar to satyrs

44. SPIRITS
 Furies: Avenging spirits
 Aeacus: One of three judges of dead in Hades
 Alecto: One of Furies
 Atropos: cutter of thread
 Clotho: spinner of thread of life
 Decuma: One of several Fates
 Erinyes: One of Furies
 Eumenides: One of Furies
 Erebus: Spirit of darkness
 Fates: Goddesses of Destiny
 Lachesis: determiner of length
 Megaera: one of Furies
 Tisiphone: one of Furies

45. RIVERS OF UNDERWORLD
 Acheron: Woe River of Underworld
 Cocytus: Wailing Rivers of Underworld
 Lethe: Forgetfulness River of Underworld
 Phlegethon: Fire River of Underworld
 Styx: Across which souls of dead were ferried by
Charon River of Underworld

46. KINGS AND QUEENS  Cepheus: King of Ethiopia
 Hippolyte: Queen of Amazons  Creüsa:Princess of Corinth
 Persepone (Proserpine):  Danae: Princess of Argos
Queen of infernal regions
 Dido: Founder and Queen
 Admetus: King of Thessaly of Carthage
 Aeëtes: King of Colchis  Ixion: King of Lapithae
 Aeson: King of Ioclus  Memnon: Ethiopian King
 Agamemnon: King of  Menelaus: King of Sparta
Mycenae
 Mezentius: Cruel Etruscan
 Atalanta: Princess who King
challenged her suitors to a
 Midas: King of Phrygia
foot race
 Atreus: King of Mycenae

47. KINGS AND QUEENS CON.
 Minos: King of Crete
 Nestor: King of Pylos
 Odysseus (Ulysses): King of Ithaca
 Oedipus: King of Thebes
 Pelias: King of Ioclus
 Priam: King of Troy
 Pygmalion: King of Cyprus
 Sarpedon: King of Lycia
 Sisyphus: King of Corinth
 Tantalus: Cruel King
 Turnus: King of Rutuli in Italy

48. FAMILY  Andromeda: Daughter of
 Aegeus: Father of Theseus Cepheus
 Aegisthus: Son of Thyestes  Anteia: wife of Proetus
 Aegyptus: Brother of Danaus  Antigone: Daughter of Oedipus
 Aethra: Mother of Theseus  Ariadne: Daughter of Minos
 Alcestis: Wife of Admetus  Cadmus: Brother of Europa
 Alcmene: Wife of Amphitryon  Cassandra: Daughter of Priam
 Althaes: Wife of Oeneus  Clytemnestra: Wife of
 Amphitryon: Husband of Agamemnon
Alcmene  Creon: Father of Jocasta
 Anchises: Father of Aeneas  Creusa: Wife of Aeneas
 Andraemon: Husband of Dryope  Danaïdes: Daughter of Danaüs
 Andromache: Wife of Hector  Danaüs: Brother of Aegyptus

49. FAMILY CON.
 Dioscuri: Twins Castor and  Hypermnestra: Daughter of
Pollux Danaüs
 Electra: Daughter of  Icarus: Son of Daedalus
Agamemnon and Clytemnestra  Iphigenia: daughter of Agamenon
 Epimetheus: Brother of  Ismene: Daughter of Oedipus/
Prometheus Sister of Antigone
 Eteocles: Son of Oedipus  Jason: Son of Aeson
 Haemon: Son of Creon  Jocasta: Wife of Laius
 Hector: Son of Priam  Laius: Father of Oedipus
 Hecuba: wife of Priam  Lavinia: Wife of Aeneas after
 Heliades: Daughters of Helios defeat of Turnus
 Helle: Sister of Phrixos  Lynceus: Son of Aegyptus
 Hippolytus: Son of Theseus and  Maia: daughter of Atlas
Hippolyte  Meleager: Son of Althaea
 Hippomenes: Husband of
Atalanta

50. FAMILY CON.  Polynices: Son of Oedipus
 Neoptolemus: Son of Achilles
 Polyxena: Daughter of Priam
 Niobe: Daughter of Tantalus
 Procris: Wife of Cephalus
 Orestes: Son of Agamemnon
 Proetus: Husband Anteia
 Paris: Son of Priam
 Remus; Brother of Romulus
 Pelops: Son of Tantalus
 Semele: Daughter of Cadmus
 Penelope: wife of Odysseus
 Telemachus: Son of
 Perseus: Son of Zeus and
Odysseus
Danaë
 Theseus: Son of Aegeus
 Phaedra: Daughter of Minos
 Thyestes: Brother of Atreus
 Phaethon: son of Helios
 Phrixos: Brother of Helle
 Pirithous: So of Ixion

52. THE TWELVE LABORS OF HERCULES
 One: Kill the Nemean Lion  Seven: Capture the Cretan
 Two: Kill the Lernean Hydra Bull
 Three: Capture the Cerynian  Eight: Capture the Horses of
Hind Diomedes
 Four: Capture the  Nine: Take the Girdle of the
Erymanthian Boar Amazon Queen Hippolyte
 Five: Clean the Augean  Ten: Capture the Cattle of
Stables Geryon
 Six: Kill the Stymphalian  Eleven: Take the Golden
Birds Apples of the Hesperides
 Twelve: Capture Cerberus

54. RADOM MORTALS  Briseis: Captive maiden given to
 Acaeon: Hunter Achilles
 Adonis: Beautiful youth loved by  Cephalus: Hunter
Aphrodite  Chryseis: captive maiden given
 Aeneas: Trojan to Agamemnon
 Ajax; Greek warrior  Daedalus: Athenian artificer
 Alectryon: Youth changed by  Diomedes: Greek hero
Ares into cock  Diomedes: owner of man-eating
 Amphion: Musician horses
 Arachne: Maiden who  Dryope: Maiden changed to
challenged Athena to weaving Hamadryad
contest  Endymion: Mortal loved by
 Arion: Musician Selene
 Asclepius (Aesculapius): Mortal  Europa: Mortal loved by Zeus
son of Apollo  Galatea: Statue of maiden
 Avernus: Infernal regions carved from ivory by Pygmalion
 Bellerophon: Corinthian Hero  Ganymede: beautiful boy

55. RADOM MORTALS CON.
 Glaucus: Mortal who became sea  Narcissus: Beautiful youth loved by
divinity by eating magic grass Echo
 Helen: fairest woman in world  Orion: Hunter
 Hero: Priestess of Aphrodite  Palinurus: Aeneas’ pilot
 Hyacinthus: Beautiful youth  Pandora: Opener of box containing
accidentally killed by Apollo human ills
 Io: Mortal maiden loved by Zeus  Patroclus: Great friend of Achilles
 Laocoön: Priest of Apollo  Philcotetes: Greek warrior who
 Leander: Swam Hellespoint nightly to possessed Hercules’ bow and arrows
see Hero  Psych: Beloved of Eros
 Leda: Mortal loved by Zeus in form of  Pyramus: Babylonian youth
swan  Sciron: Robber
 Leto (Latona): Mother by Zeus of  Sibyis: Various prophetesses
Artemis and Apollo
 Symplegades: Clashing rocks at
 Marsyas: shepherd entrance to Black Sea
 Mento: Tutor of Telemachus

56. RADOM MORTALS CON.
 Thisbe: Beloved of Pyramus
 Tiresias: Blind soothsayer of Thebes
 Tithonus: Mortal loved by Eos

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58. BIBLIOGRAPHY CON.  Akylie Holteman dolphin N.d.
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May 2012
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