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Hint	Parentage	Answer	% Correct
God of the Dead, King of the Underworld	Cronus and Rhea	Hades	100%
God of the Skies and Lightning, King of the Olympians	Cronus and Rhea	Zeus	100%
Goddess of Love and Beauty	Zeus and Dione (sometimes Oceanus)	Aphrodite	96%
Goddess of Marriage and Women, Queen of the Olympians	Cronus and Rhea	Hera	96%
God of Light and Music	Zeus and Leto	Apollo	92%
God of War	Zeus and Hera	Ares	92%
Goddess of Wisdom and Strategic War	Zeus and Metis	Athena	92%
God of Travel and Thievery, Messenger of the Gods	Zeus and Maia	Hermes	92%
God of the Seas and Horses	Cronus and Rhea	Poseidon	92%
Goddess of Agriculture and Harvest	Cronus and Rhea	Demeter	85%
Goddess of the Hearth and Home	Cronus and Rhea	Hestia	85%
Goddess of the Hunt	Zeus and Leto	Artemis	81%
Titan God of Time	Ouranous and Gaia	Cronus	81%
God of Wine and Fertility	Zeus and Semele	Dionysus	81%
Primordial Originator	Unknown	Chaos	77%
Primordial Goddess of the Earth	Unknown	Gaia	77%
Primordial Goddess of Night	Chaos	Nyx	77%
Chthonic Goddess of Spring and Queen of the Underworld	Zeus and Demeter	Persephone	77%
God of the Forge and Fire	Zeus and Hera	Hephaestus	73%
Titan God of the river that encircles the world	Ouranous and Gaia	Oceanus	73%
Primordial God of Darkness	Chaos	Erebus	69%
Primordial God of the Sky	Gaia	Ouranous	69%
Titan God of the Sun	Hyperion and Theia	Helios	65%
Personification of Sleep	Nyx (sometimes with Erebus)	Hypnos	65%
Three-headed guard dog of the Underworld	Echidna and Typhon	Cerberus	62%
Personification of Strife and Discord	Nyx	Eris	62%
Primordial God of Love	Ares and Aphrodite ( in some stories, none)	Eros	62%
Goddess of Magic and Witchcraft	Perses and Asteria	Hecate	62%
God of the Wild	Hermes and Penelope	Pan	62%
Titan God of the Sun	Ouranous and Gaia	Hyperion	58%
Goddess of Victory	Pallas and Styx	Nike	58%
Titan Goddess of Nature	Ouranous and Gaia	Rhea	58%
Ferryman of the Dead	N/A (sometimes Nyx and Erebus)	Charon	54%
Goddess of Rainbows and a messenger of the gods	Thaumas and Electra	Iris	54%
Titan God who created Humanity	Iapetus and Asia or Clymene	Prometheus	54%
Titan God of Foresight, gave fire to humanity	Iapetus and Asia or Clymene	Prometheus	54%
Goddess of the Moon	Hyperion and Theia	Selene	54%
Goddess of the River Styx	Oceanus and Tethys	Styx	54%
Primordial God of the Abyss	Aether and Gaia	Tartarus	54%
Keeper of the Winds	Hippotes	Aeolus	50%
God of Medicine	Apollo and Coronis	Asclepius	50%
Titan God of Constellations	Ouranous and Gaia	Crius	50%
Mother of Monsters	Tartarus and Gaia	Echidna	50%
Titan God of the Dawn	Hyperion and Theia	Eos	50%
Woman abducted by the King of the Gods in the form of a bull	Agenor and Telephassa or Agriope, or Phoenix and Perimede	Europa	50%
Demi-god who completed Twelve Labors	Zeus and Alcmene	Heracles	50%
Titan Goddess of Memory	Ouranous and Gaia	Mnemosyne	50%
Personification of Retribution and Vengeance	Nyx and Erebus or Oceanus or Zeus	Nemesis	50%
Loyal wife of the most Strategic Greek King in the Trojan War, who waited 20 years for him to return home	Icarius and Asterodia	Penelope	50%
Titan Goddess of Prophecy and Intellect	Ouranous and Gaia	Phoebe	50%
Primordial God of the Sea	Gaia	Pontus	50%
Titan Goddess of Justice	Ouranous and Gaia	Themis	50%
Greatest Greek Warrior during the Trojan War, died to an arrow in the Heel	Peleus and Thetis	Achilles	46%
Primordial God of Light	Erebus and Nyx	Aether	46%
Titan who holds the world on his shoulders	Iapetus and Asia or Clymene	Atlas	46%
Female monsters with snakes for hair	N/A	Gorgon	46%
Titan God of Mortality	Ouranous and Gaia	Iapetus	46%
Flew with wax wings but fell to his demise after flying too close to the sun	Daedalus	Icarus	46%
The most popular of the above	Phorcys and Ceto	Medusa	46%
Judge of the Underworld who gives the casting vote	Zeus and Europa	Minos	46%
Strategic Greek Hero who crafted the Trojan Horse and was lost at sea for 10 years after the Trojan War	Laertes and Anticleia	Odysseus	46%
Personification of Death	Nyx	Thanatos	46%
Humongous savage monster with snake coils instead of limbs, father of many other monsters	Gaia and Tartarus, or Hera	Typhon	46%
Princess and Prophet of Troy who was cursed to never be believed	Priam and Hecuba	Cassandra	42%
Creator of the Labyrinth	Metion and Alcippe	Daedalus	42%
Bird-Women	N/A	Harpy	42%
Goddess of Youth	Zeus and Hera	Hebe	42%
Most beautiful woman in the world who was taken by a Trojan Prince, sparking the Trojan War	Zeus and Leda or Nemesis	Helen	42%
Leader of the Argonauts	Aeson	Jason	42%
Dragon who grew another head anytime one was cut off	N/A	Lernaean Hydra	42%
Goddess of Motherhood	Coeus and Phoebe	Leto	42%
Minor Goddesses and Spirits	N/A	Nymph	42%
Legendary musician who ventured into the Underworld to rescue his wife	Oeagrus and Calliope	Orpheus	42%
Trojan Prince who judged who the fairest was of three Olympian Goddesses and kidnapped the most beautiful woman in the world, sparking the Trojan War	Priam and Hecuba	Paris	42%
Slayer of the most famous Snake-Haired woman	Zeus and Danae	Perseus	42%
The other Personification of Fear	Ares and Aphrodite	Phobos	42%
Personification of the Soul	Unknown	Psyche	42%
Singing bird-women who lure sailors to their doom, sometimes portrayed as fish-women	N/A	Siren	42%
Titan Goddess of Sight and Jewels	Ouranous and Gaia	Theia	42%
Fire-Breathing Three-Headed monster, One a Lion, One a Goat, and One a Serpent	N/A	Chimera	38%
One-Eyed Giants	N/A	Cyclops	38%
Creature with a Lion's Body and an Eagle's head	N/A	Griffin	38%
Strongest Hero of the Trojans, slain by the Strongest of the Greeks	Priam and Hecuba	Hector	38%
God of Dreams	Hypnos and Pasithea	Morpheus	38%
King of Thebes fated to kill his father and marry his mother	Jocasta and Laius	Oedipus	38%
^ One of the Above who became a constellation	Poseidon and Euryale	Orion	38%
The first woman who was given a box that contained all the worlds monsters	No biological parents	Pandora	38%
Winged Horse	N/A	Pegasus	38%
King of Troy during the Trojan War who had many children	Laomedon and Placia or Strymo or Rhoeo or Zeuxippe or Leucippe	Priam	38%
Half-Man Half-Goats	N/A	Satyr	38%
King who cheated death twice after being punished by the King of the Gods, he tricked the Personification of Death into chaining himself up and later tricked the Queen of the Underworld into setting him free to get a proper burial, he was punished by being forced to push a boulder uphill for all eternity	Aeolus and Enarete	Sisyphus	38%
Man-Headed Cat who asks riddles	N/A	Sphinx	38%
King who murdered his son and tried to feed him to the gods, was punished with eternal starvation in Tartarus with food and water just out of reach	Zeus and Pluto, or Tmolus and Pluto	Tantalus	38%
Titan Goddess of nursing and freshwater	Ouranous and Gaia	Tethys	38%
One of the Graces, 'Good Cheer'	Zeus and Eurynome or Eunomia	Thalia	38%
The Muse of Comedy	Zeus and Mnemosyne	Thalia	38%
King of Athens who found his way through the labyrinth to kill the Bull-Headed Man creature	Aegeus or Poseidon and Aethra	Theseus	38%
Master-weaver and apprentice to the Goddess of Wisdom who was turned into the first spider	Idmon	Arachne	35%
Goddess of Shooting Stars	Coeus and Phoebe	Asteria	35%
Rode the winged Horse and slayed the monster with the head of a lion, goat, and snake	Poseidon and Eurynome	Bellerophon	35%
The 'Chief of all Muses', Eloquence and Epic Poetry	Zeus and Mnemosyne	Calliope	35%
^ One of the above who kept the creator of the Trojan Horse on her island for a few years	Atlas	Calypso	35%
One of two Twins whom were placed among the stars as a constellation following this twin's death	Leda and Tyndareus	Castor	35%
A sea monster who swallows water in a whirlpool to eat ships	Poseidon and Gaia	Charybdis	35%
Centaur who trains warriors	Cronus and Philyra	Chiron	35%
Sorceress who turns men into pigs	Helios and Perse, or Aeetes and Hecate	Circe	35%
Titan God of Knowledge and Foresight	Ouranous and Gaia	Coeus	35%
Nymph cursed to only repeat the last word she hears, the reason the above gets punished	Unknown, possibly Ouranous	Echo	35%
The Queen of Troy during the Trojan War and mother of nineteen children	Dymas and Euagora or Glaucippe and Eunoe or Cisseus and Telecleia or Sangarius and Metope or Euagora and Glaucippe	Hecuba	35%
Primordial Goddess of Day	Erebus and Nyx	Hemera	35%
Greek King during the Trojan War whose wife was abducted, sparking the war	Atreus and Aerope	Menelaus	35%
Pre-Olympian Goddess of Wisdom	Oceanus and Tethys	Metis	35%
King who wished for anything he touched to turn to gold, after he was cured of this ailment he was punished yet again for his hubris by the God of music after claiming the God of the wild had better music, this resulted in him having the ears of a mule	Gordias and Cybele	Midas	35%
A man regarded as very good-looking who continuously refused his suitors advances, was punished by the gods with an intense self-love	Cephissus and Liriope, or Endymion and Selene	Narcissus	35%
Titan God of Warcraft	Crius and Eurybia	Pallas	35%
Golden bird who revives in it's own ashes	N/A	Phoenix	35%
Second twin who makes up the constellation Gemini	Leda and Zeus	Pollux	35%
Nereid transformed into a multi-headed monster who eats sailors as they sail through her strait	Phorcys and Crataeis	Scylla	35%
Son of Poseidon who blows a horn	Poseidon and Amphitrite	Triton	35%
One-Horned Horses	N/A	Unicorn	35%
God of the Acheron River	Helios and Gaia or Demeter	Acheron	31%
Titan God of the Stars	Crius and Eurybia	Astraeus	31%
God of the North Wind	Astraeus and Eos	Boreas	31%
Titan Goddess of Prophecy and the Oracle of Dodona	Ouranous and Gaia or Aether and Gaia or Oceanus and Tethys	Dione	31%
Tree Spirits	N/A	Dryad	31%
Daughter of the highest King of the Greeks who aided her brother in defeating their mother	Agamemnon and Clytemnestra	Electra	31%
^ Above's Wife	Hippodamia	Eurydice	31%
Trojan Hero and lover of the King of the Gods, became a cup-bearer for the gods	Tros and Callirhoe or Acallaris	Ganymede	31%
Mother and wife of the man cursed to marry his mother	Menoeceus	Jocasta	31%
Personification of Power	Pallas and Styx	Kratos	31%
Men who got stranded on an island after eating an addictive plant	N/A	Lotus Eaters	31%
A sorceress and the wife of the leader of the Argonauts, killed her own children to punish his infidelity	Aeetes and Idyia	Medea	31%
Bull-Headed monster with the body of a man	Cretan Bull and Pasiphae	Minotaur	31%
Sea God often referred to as 'Old Man of the Sea'	Pontus and Gaia	Nereus	31%
Oldest of the Greek Kings in the Trojan War and King of Pylos, he also sailed with the Argonauts	Neleus and Chloris	Nestor	31%
Titan God of Destruction	Crius and Eurbyia	Perses	31%
The mortal mother to the God of Wine	Cadmus and Harmonia	Semele	31%
Nereid Goddess who bathed her mortal son in the River Styx	Nereus and Doris	Thetis	31%
Progenitor of Rome and Trojan Hero, one of the few survivors of the Trojan War	Anchises and Aphrodite	Aeneas	27%
Highest of the Greek Kings in the Trojan War who was killed by his wife upon his return home	Atreus and Aerope	Agamemnon	27%
Poseidon's Wife	Nereus and Doris	Amphitrite	27%
Wife of the man who slayed the snake-haired woman, became a constellation	Cepheus and Cassiopeia	Andromeda	27%
'Serpent King' who petrifies with a stare	N/A	Basilisk	27%
The Fate who spun the thread	Nyx or Zeus and Themis or Ouranous and Gaea	Clotho	27%
Deified lover of the God of Music, he was accidentally killed by him during a contest, the God created a flower in remembrance of him, and later brought him back to life as an immortal	Amyclas and Diomede, or Oebalus, or Clio and Pierus	Hyacinth	27%
Father to the strongest Greek King in the Trojan War, he married a Nereid Queen	Aeacus and Endeis	Peleus	27%
God of Fertility and Male Genetalia	Dionysus and Aphrodite or Hermes and Aphrodite or Dionysus and Chione or Zeus and Aphrodite or Pan	Priapus	27%
Dragon killed by the Olympian God of Music	Gaia and Ouranous	Python	27%
Personification of Fortune	Oceanus and Tethys or Zeus and Aphrodite or Prometheus	Tyche	27%
Men who transform into Wolf-Like creatures during a full moon	N/A	Werewolf	27%
God of the West Wind	Astraeus and Eos	Zephyrus	27%
Daughter of one of the Underworld's judges, became the wife of the God of Wine	Minos and Pasiphae or Crete	Ariadne	23%
Queen of Aethiopia who was arrogant and endangered her daughter who was the wife of the slayer of the snake-haired woman	Unknown, possibly Aeolus	Cassiopeia	23%
The Goddess of Sea Monsters	Pontus and Gaia	Ceto	23%
The Muse of Lyre-Playing	Zeus and Mnemosyne	Clio	23%
Personification of Fear	Ares and Aphrodite	Deimos	23%
Titan God of Hindsight, married Pandora	Iapetus and Clymene	Epimetheus	23%
The Muse of Erotic Poetry	Zeus and Mnemosyne	Erato	23%
Titan Goddess of Mastery of the Sea	Pontus and Gaia	Eurybia	23%
Goddess of Harmony	Ares and Aphrodite, or Zeus and Electra	Harmonia	23%
God of the South Wind	Astraeus and Eos	Notus	23%
The Muse of Sacred Poetry and Sacred Hymn	Zeus and Mnemosyne	Polyhymnia	23%
^ One of the above blinded by Nobody	Poseidon and Thoosa	Polyphemus	23%
Prince of Ithaca who helps his father take out his mothers suitors	Odysseus and Penelope	Telemachus	23%
The Muse of Dance and Chorus	Zeus and Mnemosyne	Terpsichore	23%
Blind prophet who was turned into a woman for seven years after attacking copulating snakes which angered the Goddess of Marriage, he changed back after those seven years and after his death he assisted the King of Ithaca in his return voyage home	Everes and Chariclo	Tiresias	23%
One of the Furies, 'Unceasing Anger'	Gaea and Ouranous (from his blood)	Alecto	19%
Wife to the strongest Trojan soldier who was taken as a slave after the war	Eetion	Andromache	19%
Leader of the suitors	Eupeithes	Antinous	19%
The Fate who cut the thread	Nyx and Erebus or Zeus and Themis	Atropos	19%
Founder of Thebes and one of the greatest monster slayers before the time of the demi-god who completed Twelve Labors	Agenor and Telephassa	Cadmus	19%
Unfaithful wife of the highest King of the Greeks in the Trojan War, who plotted to kill him	Tyndareus and Leda	Clytemnestra	19%
Mother of the king who slayed the snake-haired woman	Acrisius and Eurydice	Danae	19%
Personification of Impiety	Unknown	Dyssebeia	19%
Personification of Hope	Unknown, possibly Nyx and Erebus	Elpis	19%
God of the East Wind	Astraeus and Eos	Eurus	19%
Personification of Old Age	Nyx, possibly with Erebus	Geras	19%
Half-Horse Half-Fish creatures	N/A	Hippocampus	19%
Daughter of the highest King of the Greeks who was sacrificed to the Goddess of the Hunt, sparking her mothers Rage' and eventual murder of her father	Agamemnon and Clytemnestra	Iphigenia	19%
Father to the creator of the Trojan Horse, a former Argonaut who assisted in the Calydonian Boar Hunt and later helped his son take back his palace from unruly suitors	Arcesius and Chalcomedusa	Laertes	19%
Creature with the body of a lion and the face of a man	N/A	Manticore	19%
Goddess of Ghosts	Persephone	Melinoë	19%
Immortal self-eating serpent	N/A	Ouroboros	19%
Lover of the Greatest Greek King who was killed by the Greatest of the Trojans in a battle	Menoetius	Patroclus	19%
Personification of War	Unknown	Polemos	19%
Personification of Safety	Unknown	Soter	19%
One of the Furies, 'Vengeful Destruction'	Unknown?	Tisiphone	19%
The Muse of Astronomy/Astrology	Zeus and Mnemosyne	Urania	19%
What the above four wind gods were called	N/A	Anemoi	15%
Mother of the Ithacan King	Autolycus and Amphithea	Anticleia	15%
Infant son of the Strongest of the Trojans, thrown from the walls of Troy to end anything left of the King of Troy's bloodline	Hector and Andromache	Astyanax	15%
Warrior-Woman who participated in the Hunt for the Calydonian Boar	Iasus or Scoeneus or Clymene	Atalanta	15%
Sister of the Ithacan King	Anticleia and Laertes	Ctimene	15%
What the above 3 were called	N/A	Erinyes	15%
Goddess of Law and Legislation	Zeus and Themis	Eunomia	15%
The Muse of Lyric Poetry	Zeus and Mnemosyne	Euterpe	15%
Giant humanoid creatures	N/A	Gigantes	15%
Daughter of above and one of the Greek Kings during the Trojan War	Menelaus and Helen	Hermione	15%
Daughter of the God of War and a Queen of the Amazons	Ares and Otrera	Hippolyta	15%
Personification of Insolence and Lack of Restraint	Dyssebeia	Hybris	15%
Personification of Hygiene	Asclepius and Epione	Hygieia	15%
God of Marriage	Apollo, possibly with one of the muses	Hymen	15%
The Fate who measures the thread	Nyx or Zeus and Themis	Lachesis	15%
Swiftest of the Greeks during the Trojan War, punished by the Olympians and killed at sea after taking advantage of a Trojan Woman	Oileus and Eriopis	Locrian Ajax	15%
One of the Furies, 'Jealous Rage'	Nyx and Acheron	Megaera	15%
The Muse of Tragedy	Zeus and Mnemosyne	Melpomene	15%
What the fates were called	N/A	Moirai	15%
Son of the Greatest of the Greek Kings who went on a rampage through the city of Troy and in some stories killed the above	Achilles and Deidama, or Achilles and Iphigenia	Neoptolemus	15%
Son of the highest of the Greek Kings in the Trojan War who killed his mother for her murder of his father	Agamemnon and Clytemnestra	Orestes	15%
God of the Dangers of the Sea	Pontus and Gaia	Phorcys	15%
The Second Greatest Warrior during the Trojan War, went insane and killed himself	Telamon and Periboea	Telamonian Ajax	15%
Father to the most beautiful woman in the world who made all his daughters suitors swear an oath to fight for her should she be taken from her husband	Oebalus or Perieres and Gorgophone	Tyndareus	15%
Mystery God thought to be Prince of the Underworld	Hades and Persephone	Zagreus	15%
Daughter of the man cursed to marry his mother	Oedipus and Jocasta	Antigone	12%
The Ithacan King's loyal dog	N/A	Argos	12%
Personification of Violence	Pallas and Styx	Bia	12%
Woman the Strongest of the Greeks loved who was taken by the highest King of the Greeks	Briseus	Briseis	12%
What the Graces were called	N/A	Charites	12%
Brave Greek Warrior during the Trojan War who wounded two Olympians	Tydeus and Deipyle	Diomedes	12%
Husband of above who is the Ithacan King's second-in-command on his voyage home	Unknown	Eurylochus	12%
The most deceitful of the suitors	Polybus	Eurymachus	12%
What the above 12 were	N/A	Hora	12%
What the above six were	N/A	Horae	12%
A seer who sailed with the Argonauts	Asteria and Apollo or Abas	Idmon	12%
King who attempted harm on the Goddess of Marriage and was tied to a flaming wheel in Tartarus as a punishment	Perimele and Ares or Leonteus	Ixion	12%
Man-Eating Giants who swallowed most of the Trojan Horse creator's crew	N/A	Laestrygonian	12%
Personification of Forgetfulness	Eris or Aether and Gaia	Lethe	12%
Daughter of one of the Judges of the Underworld and wife of the slayer of the Bull-Headed resident of the Labyrinth	Minos and Pasiphae or Crete	Phaedra	12%
Personification of Wealth	Demeter and Iasion	Plutus	12%
Ithacan King's childhood friend	Unknown	Polites	12%
Goddess of Judicial Punishment	Possibly Zeus or Soter	Praxidike	12%
Beloved son of the King of the Gods who assisted the Trojans in the Trojan War before being abandoned by his father and killed	Zeus and Europa	Sarpedon	12%
Greatest Archer of the Greeks during the Trojan War, brother to the Second Strongest of them	Telamon and Hesione	Teucer	12%
God of the Wonders of the Sea	Pontus and Gaia	Thaumas	12%
Personification of Misery	Nyx	Achlys	8%
Hunter who stumbled upon the Goddess of the Hunt and her hunters bathing and was transformed into a stag, he was then hunted by his own dogs and killed	Aristaeus	Actaeon	8%
Judge of the Underworld who judges Western Shades	Zeus and Aegina or Europa	Aeacus	8%
The King of Phaeacia who granted the Ithacan King passage home	Nausithous	Alcinous	8%
The kindest of the suitors	Nisos	Amphinomus	8%
Primordial Goddess of Inevitability and Necessity	Unknown	Ananke	8%
Greek Warrior during the Trojan War who sacrificed himself for his Father	Nestor and Anaxibia or Eurydice	Antilochus	8%
Personification of Goodness	Praxidice and Soter	Arete	8%
The Queen of Phaeacia	Rhexenor	Arete	8%
Personification of Delusion, Recklessness, and Folly	Eris	Ate	8%
Personification of Thunder	Zeus	Bronte	8%
The youngest of the Ithacan King's crew who died on the island of the Sorceress who turns men into pigs	Unknown	Elpenor	8%
A king who defiled a sacred Grove and killed a Nymph, he was punished with an insatiable hunger and eventually ate himself	Triopas and Hiscilla	Erysichthon	8%
Loyal swineherd of Ithaca	Ctesius	Eumeus	8%
Chief servant of the Ithacan King's palace, she recognizes the Ithacan King by a scar while bathing him	Ops	Eurycleia	8%
Second-in-command of the beloved son of he King of the Gods during the Trojan War	Hippolochus	Glaucus	8%
Trojan Seer who fought in the war and was taken as a slave upon it's end, later married the wife to the strongest of the Trojans	Priam and Hecuba	Helenus	8%
God of Hermaphroditism and Intersex	Hermes and Aphrodite	Hermaphroditus	8%
Traitorous swineherd who helps the suitors	Dolius	Melanthius	8%
Hero who sailed with the Argonauts and slew the Calydonian Boar	Oineus and Althaea	Meleager	8%
Titan God of Violent Anger	Iapetus and Asia or Clymene	Menoetius	8%
The Ithacan King's advisor while he was off fighting in the Trojan War, specifically in charge of his son	Unknown	Mentor	8%
Woman who declared herself superior to a Goddess of Childbirth because she had more children, this was punished when said Goddess' two children, the god of music and the goddess of the hunt, killed all her children	Tantalus and Dione or Eurythemista or Euryanassa	Niobe	8%
Personification of Persuasion	Oceanus and Tethys	Peitho	8%
Youngest daughter of the Trojan King who was sacrificed to the ghost of the Strongest Greek	Priam and Hecuba	Polyxena	8%
Judge of the Underworld who judges Eastern shades	Zeus and Europa	Rhadamanthus	8%
King of Thrace who sided with the Trojans in the Trojan War, The King who wounded two gods and the Creator of the Trojan Horse stole two of his horses in the middle of the night	Strymon (Eioneus) and Euterpe/Calliope/Terpsichore or Heracles and Bolbe	Rhesus	8%
Personification of Envy and Dedication	Pallas and Styx	Zelus	8%
Personification of Injustice	Possibly Nyx or Eris	Adikia	4%
One of the Graces, 'Splendor'	Zeus and Eurynome or Eunomia	Aglaea	4%
Personification of Athletic Contests	Unknown	Agon	4%
Personification of Shame or Modesty	Possibly Prometheus	Aidos	4%
Personification of Generational Guilt	Unknown	Alastor	4%
Slayer of the Teumessian Fox, married to the mother of a demi-god	Alcaeus and Astydameia	Amphitryon	4%
Personification of Requited Love	Ares and Aphrodite or Poseidon and Nerites	Anteros	4%
Personification of Deceit	Nyx	Apate	4%
Cretan princess who outran the God of Travel	Catreus	Apemosyne	4%
Giants who use bones as tools	N/A	Aternae	4%
Personification of First Light	Helios or Chronos	Auge	4%
Goddess of Morality	Zeus and Themis	Dike	4%
Personification of Peace and Wealth	Zeus and Themis	Eirene	4%
God of the Morning Star	Astraeus and Eos or Cephalus and Eos or Atlas	Eosphorus	4%
One of the Graces, 'Joy'	Zeus and Eurynome or Eunomia	Euphrosyne	4%
Ithacan seer who warned the suitors of the return of their king after 20 years	Mastor	Halitherses	4%
Personification of Joy and Pleasure	Eros and Psyche	Hedone	4%
Personification of Evening	Helios or Chronos	Hesperis	4%
Cretan King during the Trojan War who fought alongside the Greeks	Deucalion and Cleopatra	Idomeneus	4%
Personifications of the Inevitability of Death	N/A	Keres	4%
Vampiric creatures who eat young men's youth	N/A	Lamia	4%
Personification of Starvation	Eris	Limos	4%
Personification of Rage and Fury	Ouranous and Nyx	Lyssa	4%
Personifications of Madness	N/A	Maniae	4%
Daughter of above from when he was a woman, also given the gift of prophecy	Tiresias	Manto	4%
Personification of Doom and Destiny	Nyx	Moros	4%
Daughter of the King and Queen of Phaeacia who finds a shipwrecked Ithacan King and brings him to her father	Alcinous and Arete	Nausicaa	4%
Personifications of Dreams	N/A	Oneiroi	4%
Personification of Wrestling	Hermes	Palaestra	4%
Personification of Grief	Unknown	Penthus	4%
Primordial God of Creation	Unknown	Phanes	4%
Loyal cowherd of Ithaca	Unknown	Philoetius	4%
Close friend of the slayer of the bull-headed resident of the Labyrinth, he was bound to a chair and eaten by snakes for the rest of eternity following his attempt to kidnap the Queen of the Underworld	Dia and Ixion or Zeus	Pirithous	4%
Personification of Physical Well-being	Zeus or Dionysus or Soter	Soteria	4%
Herald of the Highest King of the Greeks in the Trojan War	Unknown	Talthybius	4%
Personification of the Sea	Aether and Hemera	Thalassa	4%
Heroine and Sorceress of Thrace, sister of the woman the King of the Gods chased in the form of a bull	Oceanus and Parthenope	Thrace	4%
Goddess of Well-being	Asclepius and Epione	Aceso	0%
Personification of the Hour of Eating and Pleasure	Helios or Chronos	Acte	0%
Personification of the War Cry	Polemos	Alala	0%
Personification of Truth	Zeus or Prometheus	Aletheia	0%
Personification of Pains	Eris	Algea	0%
Personification of Disputes	Eris	Amphillogiai	0%
Personification of Shamelessness	Unknown possibly Eris or Nyx	Anaideia	0%
Personification of Sunrise	Helios or Chronos	Anatole	0%
The Personifications of Manslaughters	Eris	Androktasiai	0%
Personification of Report	Hermes	Angelia	0%
Personification of Simplicity	Unknown	Apheleia	0%
Female Daemon that returns from the Underworld to curse people	N/A	Arae	0%
Personification of the Night Sky	Helios or Chronos	Arctus	0%
Personification of the Lightning Bolt	Zeus	Astrape	0%
Goddess of the Summer, Protector of Vegetation	Zeus and Themis	Auxo	0%
Woman transformed into a man who became a mighty warrior	Elatus	Caeneus	0%
Personification of 'The Right Moment'	Zeus	Caerus	0%
Oracle who told the highest King of the Greeks of the Goddess of the Hunt's Anger, and told him he needed to sacrifice his daughter, later told him he had to return one of his stolen women to her father lest the God of Music punish them all	Thestor and Polymela	Calchas	0%
A seer and a lover of the God of Music	Europa	Carnus	0%
Goddess of Autumn who guarded the entrance to Olympus	Zeus and Themis	Carpo	0%
Buffalo whose breath could kill	N/A	Catoblepas	0%
Personification of Surfeit	Hybris and Dyssebeia	Corus	0%
Stag-Bodied monster who mimics human voices to lure people into it's jaws	N/A	Crocotta	0%
Personification of Sunset	Helios or Chronos	Dysis	0%
Personification of Anarchy	Eris	Dysnomai	0%
Personification of Compassion	Nyx and Erebus	Eleos	0%
Personification of the Hour of Prayer	Helios or Chronos	Elete	0%
Personification of Freedom and Liberty	Zeus and Hera	Eleutheria	0%
Personification of Dew	Zeus and Selene	Ersa	0%
Personification of Caution	Unknown	Eulabeia	0%
Personification of Success	Peitharcia and Soter	Eupraxia	0%
Personification of Laughter	Unknown	Gelos	0%
Personification of the Morning Hour of Gymnastics	Helios or Chronos	Gymnastica	0%
Personification of Affectionate Longing	Aphrodite and Ares	Himeros	0%
Personification of Concord	Soter and Praxidike	Homonoia	0%
Personification of Oath	Eris	Horkos	0%
Personification of Eagerness and Effort	Aether and Gaia	Hormes	0%
Personification of Fights	Eris	Hysiminai	0%
Personification of Pursuit	Unknown, possibly Eris	Ioke	0%
Personification of Vice	Unknown, possibly Nyx	Kakia	0%
Personification of Stories	Eris	Logoi	0%
The Personifications of Battles	Eris	Machai	0%
Personification of Noon	Helios or Chronos	Mesembria	0%
Personification of Drunkenness	Dionysus	Methe	0%
Personification of fault-finding	Nyx	Momus	0%
Personification of the Morning Hour of Music	Helios or Chronos	Musica	0%
Personification of Quarrels	Eris	Neikea	0%
Personification of Law	Eusebeia and Zeus	Nomos	0%
Personification of the Morning Hour of Bathing	Helios or Chronos	Nymphe	0%
Personification of Pain or Distress	Nyx and Erebus	Oizys	0%
Personification of Obedience	Unknown	Peitharchia	0%
Personification of Poverty	Unknown	Penia	0%
Personification of Rumor	Elpis or Gaia	Pheme	0%
Personification of Affection	Nyx, possibly with Erebus	Philotes	0%
The Personifications of Murders	Eris	Phonoi	0%
Personifications of Killing	N/A	Phonoi	0%
Personification of Punishment	Aether and Gaia	Poine	0%
Personification of Labor and Hardship	Eris	Ponos	0%
Personification of Excuse	Epimetheus	Prophasis	0%
Personification of Falsehood	Eris	Pseudea	0%
Personification of Prudence or Moderation	Unknown	Sophrosyne	0%
Personification of Libations poured after Lunch	Helios or Chronos	Sponde	0%
Goddess of the Spring, Buds, and Protector of Youth	Zeus and Themis	Thallo	0%

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