Mythology #1 Crossword
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1) Women in the train of Dionysus who seem mad with joy4) goddess of wisdom, war, civilization and crafts;5) Queen of gods; wife of Zeus, "protector of marriage"7) messenger god, god of trade, commerce and thieves; "8) described or thought of as having a human form or human attributes10) god of war14) "flaming monster with a hundred heads," who rose from Earth and fights Zeus15) Prometheus 'son who survives the great flood and creates a race of humans16) Have "dragon like creatures with wings, whose look turned men to stone"20) They determine a person's birth, lot in life, and death21) goddess of wild animals, woods and the hunt, and the moon23) God of fire and forge; armorer and smith of the gods26) goddesses of inspiration; each has a specialty; nine daughters of Zeus29) god of wine and vine31) God of light, truth, music, poetry, medicine, the sun; "archer god"32) goddess of love and beauty, "who beguiled all", "laughter loving"33) "Lord of the universe." A Titan who swallowed his children to prevent a prophecy35) god of love; son of Aphrodite37) Ruler of the Underworld, "King of the dead" "unpitying, inexorable, but just" |
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2) Prometheus' niece who survives the flood with her husband3) The first woman, created as revenge to mankind6) the central idea of a work; the general idea or insight about life or humar9) Mother Earth, the first being, mother of Titans11) "Half man, half horse, and for the most part they were savage creatures."12) goddess of hearth and home13) Titan mother of the six Olympian gods and saves Zeus from her husband17) a god or goddess18) "wise Titan who sided with Zeus,"' made humans upright and brought them fire19) "unfathomable depth where death dwelt"22) god of the sea, "Earth-shaker"24) "scatterbrained" Titan who gives good attributes to animals instead of humans25) goddess of harvest, grain and corn27) ruler of the gods "Lord of sky, the Rain- god and the cloud gatherer28) King of Thebes, cousin of Dionysus, who imprisons Dionysus and is then killed30) the process by which the writer reveals the personality and traits of a character33) "They had enchanting voices and their singing lured sailors to their death."34) goddess of spring and queen of the underworld36) god of shepherds and goatherds;38) Father Heaven, who hated his children and imprisoned them in the earth39) a traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings. |
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