Greek Mythology (+Gods and Monsters) #2

Hint

Gods: Symbols/Sacred Animals and Plants Mythic Creatures: Signifying Features

Parents (For monsters: Killer)

Answer

King of the Gods and Olympian God of Lightning and the Skies.

Lightning Bolt, Eagle, Bull, Oak tree

Cronus and Rhea

Queen of the Gods and Olympian Goddess of Marriage

Royal Sceptre, Cow, Cuckoo, Peacock

Cronus and Rhea

Olympian God of the Seas, Earthquakes, and Horses

Trident, Horse, Dolphin, Pine Tree

Cronus and Rhea

Olympian Goddess of Harvest and Agriculture

Grain, Cornucopia, Snake, Pig, Wheat

Cronus and Rhea

Olympian Goddess of the Hearth and Home

Kettle, Pig, Chaste-tree

Cronus and Rhea

Olympian Goddess of Love and Beauty

Conch-shell, Dove, Goose, Rose

Zeus and Dione, or Uranus

Olympian God of War and Courage

Helm, Serpent, Deimus, Phobus, Enyo

Zeus and Hera

Olympian Goddess of Wisdom, War, and Weaving

Aegis, Owl, Olive Tree

Zeus and Metis

Olympian God of Music, Prophecy, healing, and Archery

Lyre, Bow, Swan, Raven, Laurel

Zeus and Leto

Olympian Goddess of Hunting and Wild Animals

Bow and Arrows, Deer, Bear

Zeus and Leto

Olympian God of Wine and Festivity

Thyrsus, Panther, Grapevine

Zeus and Semele

Olympian God of the Forge and Fire

Hammer, Tongs, Donkey

Zeus and Hera

Olympian God of Trade, Thievery, and Messengers

Caduceus, Ram, Hare, Crocus

Zeus and Maia

Minor Olympian God of Medicine and Doctors

Serpent-Entwined Staff, Snake

Apollo and Coronis

Minor Olympian Goddess of Childbirth

Torch, Weasel, Polecat

Zeus and Hera

Minor Olympian Goddess of Youth and Brides

Cup, Pitcher, Hen

Zeus and Hera

Minor Olympian Goddess of Hygiene

Snake

Asclepius and Epione

Minor Olympian Goddess of Rainbows and Messenger of the Gods

Herald's Wand

Thaumas and Electra

Titan Goddess of Motherhood

Veil, Rooster, Mongoose, Palm Tree

Coeus and Phoebe

Minor Olympian Goddess of Victory

Palm Branch, Wings

Pallas and Styx

Minor Olympian Goddess of Fortune and Luck

Cornucopia, Rudder

Oceanus and Tethys

Goddess of Grace, Joy, Beauty, and Adornment

Rose, Myrtle

Zeus and Eurynome

Goddess of Grace, Joy, Beauty, and Adornment

Rose, Myrtle

Zeus and Eurynome

Goddess of Grace, Joy, Beauty, and Adornment

Rose, Myrtle

Zeus and Eurynome

What the Above 3 are referred to as

N/A

N/A

Goddess of Justice and one of the seasons

Fruit

Zeus and Themis

Goddess of Good Order and one of the Seasons

Fruit

Zeus and Themis

Goddess of Peace and Spring and one of the seasons

Fruit

Zeus and Themis

What the above three are referred to as

N/A

N/A

Fate who spun the string

Spindle and Thread, Shears

Nyx

Fate who measures the string

Spindle and Thread, Shears

Nyx

Fate who cut the string

Spindle and Thread, Shears

Nyx

What the above three are referred to as

N/A

N/A

Goddess of History and Poetry

Open Scroll, Chest of Books

Zeus and Mnemosyne

Goddess of Lyric Poetry

Double-Flute

Zeus and Mnemosyne

Goddess of Comedy and Bucolic Poetry

Comic Mask

Zeus and Mnemosyne

Goddess of Tragedy

Tragic Mask

Zeus and Memosyne

Goddess of Choral Song and Dance

Lyre and Plectrum

Zeus and Mnemosyne

Goddess of Erotic Poetry and Mime

Lyre

Zeus and Mnemosyne

Goddess of Hymns

N/A

Zeus and Mnemosyne

Goddess of Astronomy

Celestial Globe and Rod

Zeus and Mnemosyne

Goddess of Epic Poetry and Eloquence

Lyre, Tablet and Stylus

Zeus and Mnemosyne

What the above nine were referred to as

Lyre, Swan, Magpie

N/A

Olympian God of the Dead, King of the Underworld

Cornucopia, Screech-Owl, Asphodel, Mint

Cronus and Rhea

Olympian Goddess of Spring, Queen of the Underworld

Torch, Asphodel, Wheat

Zeus and Demeter

Guard Dog of the Underworld with Three Heads

Three-Headed Dog

Typhon and Echidna

Ferryman of the Underworld

Skiff

Erebus and Nyx

One of the Furies

v

Gaea and Uranus

One of the Furies

v

Gaea and Uranus

One of the Furies

v

Gaea and Uranus

What the above three were called

Vipers, Yew Tree

N/A

Goddess of Witchcraft, Magic, and Ghosts

Two Torches, Black Dog

Perses and Asteria

God of Sleep

Poppy

Nyx

God of Death

Sword

Nyx

Titan God of Astronomy, Holds the Earth on his shoulders

Celestial Sphere

Iapetus and Clymene

Titan God of Time, King of the Titans

Sickle

Uranus and Gaea

Titan Goddess of Memory

Mount Pieria

Uranus and Gaea

Titan God of Fresh Water and the River that encircles the world

Serpent, Fish

Uranus and Gaea

Titan God of Foresight and Crafty Counsel, gave Fire to Humanity

N/A

Iapetus and Clymene

Titan Goddess of Mountains, Mother of the Olympians

Turret Crown, Cymbal, Lion, Fir Tree

Uranus and Gaea

Titan Goddess of Fresh Water and Nursing

Winged Brow

Uranus and Gaea

Titan Goddess of Custom, Assemblies, and Divine Law

Tripod

Uranus and Gaea

Titan God of Heavenly Light

N/A

Uranus and Gaea

Titan God of Mortality

N/A

Uranus and Gaea

Titan God of Intellect

N/A

Uranus and Gaea

Titan God of Constellations

N/A

Uranus and Gaea

Titan God who protected a baby Olympian King of the Gods from his father

N/A

Gaea

Former King of the Titans who was overthrown

N/A

Uranus and Gaea

Titan God of Stars and Astrology

N/A

Crius and Eurybia

Titan God of Afterthought and Excuse

N/A

Iapetus and Clymene

Titan God of Moving Unseen

N/A

Coeus and Phoebe

Titan God of Honey

Bees

Gaea

Titan God of Rashness and Violent Rage

N/A

Iapetus and Clymene

Titan God of Battle and Warcraft

N/A

Crius and Eurybia

Titan God of Destruction

N/A

Crius and Eurybia

Titan Goddess of Shooting Stars

Quial

Coeus and Phoebe

Titan Goddess of the Dawn

Cicada

Hyperion and Theia

Titan God of the Sun and Sight

Aureole, Rooster, White Horse, Black Poplar

Hyperion and Theia

Titan Goddess of the Moon

Lunar Disc or Crescent, Bull's Horns

Hyperion and Theia

Primordial Goddess of Necessity and Compulsion

Torch

Hydros and Gaea

Primordial God of Time and Eternity

Zodiac-Wheel

Hydros and Gaea

Primordial God of Procreation hatched from an Egg

Egg

None

Primordial Goddess of the Earth

Fruit and Grain

None

Primordial Goddess of Day

N/A

Erebus and Nyx

Primordial Goddess of Night

N/A

Chaos

Primordial Gods of Mountains

N/A

Gaea

Primordial God of the Sea

N/A

Gaea

Primordial Goddess of the Sea

N/A

Aether and Hemera

Primordial God of the Sky

Zodiac Wheel

Gaea

Primordial God of Light

N/A

Erebus and Nyx

The Primordial Originator, God/Goddess of the Chasm of Air

N/A

None

Primordial God of Darkness

N/A

Chaos

Primordial God of the Primordial Waves

N/A

None

Primordial Goddesses of Islands

N/A

Gaea

Primordial Goddess of Nature

N/A

None

Primordial God of the Abyss

N/A

None

Goddess of the Sea and Shellfish, Queen of the Sea

Fish, Dolphin

Nereus and Thetis

God of Calm Seas

N/A

Nereus and Doris

Goddess and Protector of Sailors

N/A

Cadmus and Harmonia

God of Fish and father of the fifty Nereids, 'The Old Man of the Sea'

Fish

Pontus and Gaea

God and Protector of Sailors

Dolphin

Athamas and Ino

God of the Dangers of the Sea

N/A

Pontus and Gaea

Goddess of the Sea and Queen of the Nereids

N/A

Nereus and Doris

God of Waves and Herald of Poseidon

Conch Shell

Poseidon and Amphitrite

Goddess of Sea Monsters

N/A

Pontus and Gaea

Goddess and Mother of the Fifty Nereids

N/A

Oceanus and Tethys

Goddess of Mastery of the Seas

N/A

Pontus and Gaea

God of Fisherman

N/A

Poseidon

God of the North Wind and Winter

Horse

Astraeus and Eos

God of the East Wind and Autumn

N/A

Astraeus and Eos

God of the South Wind

N/A

Astraeus and Eos

God of the West Wind and Spring

Tiger, Horse

Astraeus and Eos

What the above four were referred to as

N/A

N/A

Goddesses of Breezes

N/A

Oceanus or Boreas

Goddesses of Evenings and Sunsets

Golden Apple

Atlas or Nyx

Keeper of the Winds

Kingfisher

Hippotes

Immortal wife to the God of Wine

Crown

Minos and Pasiphae

Centaur God of Teaching and Surgeons

N/A

Cronus and Philyra

Gods of the War Dance and Metalworking

Shield

Gaea

God of Shepherds, Hunters, Mountain Forests, and Meadows

Panpipes, Goat

Hermes and Penelope

God of Vegetable Gardens and Male Genitalia

Basket of Vegetables

Dionysus and Aphrodite

God of Drunkenness and Wine-Making

Donkey

Gaea

God of Cheese-making, Beekeeping, and Olive-growing

N/A

Apollo and Cyrene

Goddess of Strife and Discord

N/A

Nyx

God of Old Age

N/A

Nyx

Goddess of Rage, Fury, and Crazed Frenzy

N/A

Nyx

Goddess of Retribution and Indignation

Goose

Nyx or Oceanus

Goddess of Persuasion and Seduction

N/A

Oceanus and Tethys

God of Fear, Panic, and Terror

N/A

Ares and Aphrodite

God of Wealth and Agricultural Bounty

Cornucopia, Wheat

Iasion and Demeter

Goddess of Vengeance and Retalation

N/A

Aether and Gaea

God of Longing and Yearning

N/A

Aphrodite

Goddess of Safety

N/A

Zeus or Dionysus

Goddess of Misery

N/A

Unknown, possibly Nyx

Goddess of Injustice

N/A

Unknown, possibly Nyx or Eris

God of Shame, Modesty, and Respect

N/A

Prometheus

God of Contest and Struggle

N/A

Unknown

Goddess of the War Cry

N/A

Polemos

God of Generational Guilt and Blood Feuds

N/A

Unknown, possibly Nyx

Goddess of Ruthlessness

N/A

Unknown, possibly Nyx or Eris

God of Requited Love

N/A

Aphrodite

Goddess of Deceit and Deception

N/A

Nyx and Erebus

Goddess of Virtue and Valor

N/A

Soter and Praxidike

Goddess of Delusion

N/A

Eris

Goddess Force, Power, and Might

N/A

Pallas and Styx

God of Opportunity

N/A

Zeus

God of Insolence and Disdain

N/A

Hybris

God of Strength and Power

N/A

Pallas and Styx

God of Fear and Dread

N/A

Ares and Aphrodite

Goddess of Impiety

N/A

Unknown

Goddess of Hope

N/A

Unknown, possibly Nyx

God of Laughter

N/A

Unknown

Goddess of Harmony and Concord

N/A

Ares and Aphrodite

Goddess of Pleasure and Enjoyment

N/A

Eros and Psyche

Goddess of Insolence and Hubris

N/A

Erebus and Nyx

Goddesses of Fights

N/A

Eris, or Aether & Gaea

Goddess of Onslaught

N/A

Unknown, possibly Eris

Goddesses of Violent Death's

N/A

Nyx

Goddess of Forgetfulness and the Lethe River

N/A

Eris, or Aether & Gaea

God/Goddess of Starvation and Hunger

N/A

Eris, or Zeus

Goddesses of Battles and Combat

N/A

Eris

Gods/Goddesses of Madness

N/A

Unknown, possibly Nyx

Goddess of Ghosts

N/A

Zeus and Persephone

God of Doom and Destiny

N/A

Erebus and Nyx

Gods/Goddesses of Quarrels

N/A

Eris, or Aether & Gaea

Gods/Goddesses of Dreams

N/A

Hypnos, or Nyx

^ One of the Above, God of Dreams of Kings

N/A

Hypnos

God of War and Battle

N/A

Unknown

Goddess of Exacting Justice

N/A

Unknown, possibly Zeus

Goddess of the Soul

Butterfly

Unknown Mortals

Goddess of Self-Control and Temperance

N/A

Erebus and Nyx

God of Well-Being

N/A

Zeus

God of Rivalry, Jealousy, and Envy

N/A

Pallas and Styx

Deified twin of the Gemini Constellation, God of Horsemanship

N/A

Zeus, Tyndareus, and Leda

Deified twin of the Gemini Constellation, God of Horsemanship

N/A

Zeus, Tyndareus, and Leda

God of Homosexual Love and the Aquarius Constellation, Cup-Bearer of the Gods

Pitcher, Hoop

Tros and Callirhoe

Deified Mortal who completed Twelve Labors, considered the Protector of Man-Kind

N/A

Zeus and Alcmene

Deified Mortal, Protector of Sailors

Dolphin

Athamas and Ino

Mortal King turned Judge of the Underworld, Specifically of the Eastern Souls

N/A

Zeus and Aigina

Mortal King turned Judge of the Underworld, Specifically of the Western Souls

N/A

Zeus and Europa

Mortal King turned Judge of the Underworld, cast the deciding vote

N/A

Zeus and Europa

Deified Mortal, Goddess of Soothing Pain

N/A

Unknown

Deified Mortal and Lover of the Olympian God of Music

Larkspur

Amyclas and Diomede

Deified Mortal and Attendant to the Olympian Goddess of Harvest

Two Torches

Dionysus and Aura

Deified Mortal turned into a Cow by the Queen of the Gods as punishment for an affair

Cow

Inachus

Gods/Goddesses of the Rivers

Water Pitcher

Oceanus and Tethys

^ One of the Above, God of the Achelous River

Cornucopia, Bull

Oceanus and Tethys

^ One of the Above, God of the Acheron River

N/A

Oceanus and Tethys

^ One of the Above, God of the River Scamander

N/A

Oceanus and Tethys

Nymphs of the Ocean and Goddesses of Freshwater

N/A

N/A

^ One of the Above, Oracle of Dodona

N/A

Uranus and Gaea

^ One of the Above, Goddess of Meadows and Pastures

N/A

Oceanus and Tethys

^ One of the Above, Goddess of Fame and Renown

N/A

Oceanus and Tethys

^ One of the Above, Goddess of Wise Counsel

N/A

Oceanus and Tethys

^ One of the Above, Goddess of the River Styx and Oaths

N/A

Oceanus and Tethys

Nymphs of Fresh Water, Springs, and Fountains

Water-Pitcher

The Potamoi

Nymphs of Forests and Mountains

N/A

N/A

^ One of the Above, cursed to repeat only what others have said

N/A

Unknown

Nymphs of the Meadows, Sheep, and Fruits

Sheep, Apple-Tree

Unknown

Nymphs of the Clouds

Water-Pitcher

Oceanus and Tethys

Fifty Sea Nymphs, Goddesses of the Sea and Fish

Dolphin

Nereus and Doris

^ One of the Above, Goddess of Calm Seas

N/A

Nereus and Doris

^ One of the Above, Goddess of the Sea's Panorama

N/A

Nereus and Doris

Nymph trapped on an island for an eternity

N/A

Atlas

Gods of Fertility

Half-Goat Half-Man

N/A

Three-Headed Beast which could breath fire

The body and head of a lion, A goat head, and a snake as a tail

Killer: Bellerophon

Giant Serpent which guarded the Golden Fleece

Giant Serpent

Killer: Jason and Medea

Monster sent by Poseidon to ravage Ethiopia

Monstrous Sea-Dragon

Killer: Perseus

Dragon that guarded the Golden Apples of the Hesperides

Hundred-Headed Serpent

Killer: Heracles

Dragon which grew a head for each one cut off

Nine-Headed Serpent

Killer: Heracles

Dragon which guarded the sacred spring of Ares in Thebes

Giant Serpent

Killer: Cadmus

Dragon that guarded the Sacred Oracle of Delphi

Giant Serpent

Killer: Apollo

Dragon sent to attack Troy by Poseidon

Monstrous Fish

Killer: Heracles

Large and Oversized 'Humans' which were born from the Earth

N/A

Gaea

^ King of the Above who was Immortal within his Homeland

N/A

Killer: Heracles

^ Duo of the above who tried to storm Olympus and Imprisoned Ares

N/A

Killer: Artemis

^ One of above who made travelers compete with him in a wrestling match to pass

N/A

Killer: Heracles

^ One of above who guarded a deified Mortal who had been turned into a cow

Had a Hundred Eyes

Killer: Hermes

^ One of the above who herded Cattle on the edge of the River Oceanus

Three-Bodied Winged Giant

Killer: Heracles

^ Another King of above who attempted war with the Olympians

N/A

Killer: Zeus and Heracles

^ Technically one of the above, attempted to prevent the Argonauts from landing at Crete

Giant Bronze Automaton

Killer: Poeas, The Dioscuri, and Medea

^ One of the Above who assaulted Leto

N/A

Killer: Apollo and Artemis

^ One of the Above who became a constellation

N/A

Poseidon and Euryale

^ Race of man eating Giants, Subspecies of above

N/A

N/A

^ Subspecies of above that only had one eye

N/A

Uranus and Gaea

^ One of Above which was blinded by Nobody

N/A

Poseidon

^ One of the Above who personified the Lightning Bolt

N/A

Uranus and Gaea

Father of All Monsters who wages war against the Gods

Winged Giant, Serpent Legs, one hundred heads (one human, the rest animal), one-hundred serpent fingers

Tartarus and Gaea

North African Serpent which could kill with a stare and had poisonous breath

A Giant Serpent, later depictions are a rooster with a snake on it's tail.

N/A

Downward facing animal whose face could kill with noxious breath

Bull-like animal with a low-hanging head

N/A

A Tribe of this creature guarded the rich gold mines of the Scythian Mountains

Eagle's Head and Wings with the body of a lion

N/A

Goddesses of Storm Winds and Whirlwinds

Half-Woman Half-Bird

Thaumas and Electra

Monster that imitated the voices of men

A Deer's Body, Lion's Neck, and a Bony Ridge for teeth

N/A

Man-Eating Monster whose tail shot arrows

Face of a Man and the Body of a Tiger with a spiked tail

N/A

Shining Horse with a Single Horn

Horse with One Horn

N/A

A Shining Bird who lived for hundreds of years, and each time it died a new one would spring from the last one's ashes

Red-Colored Bird with Radiant Feathers

N/A

Their song enticed sailors into jumping into the water and drowning off the shore of their isles

Half-Bird half-woman, later renditions have them as half-fish half-woman

N/A

Large Monster with tusks

A Bull's Body, A Boar's Tusks, Rotating Horns, and the size of a Hippopotamus

N/A

Carnivorous Bull native to Ethiopia

Red Bull

N/A

Fish-tailed monsters whose top half could change form

Fish-Tailed Women, Lions, Leopards, Sheep, and Wolves with spines for hair

N/A

Sea Monsters who were thought to be the adult form of the sea-horse

Fish-Tailed Horse

N/A

Flying Monster which guarded the fields of Arabia

Serpent with Wings

N/A

Gigantic Carnivorous creatures native to the Indus River

Giant Worm

N/A

Tribe of One-Eyed Men who were constantly at war with the monster tribe which guarded the Scythian Mountains

One-Eyed Men

N/A

Tribe of Face-Chested men

Men with their Faces on their Chests

N/A

Savages who resided in the Magnesian Mountains in Thessaly

Men with their legs replaced by horse bodies

N/A

Tribe of men with the heads of wolves

Dog-Headed men

N/A

Tribe of Six-Armed Giants

Six-Armed Giants

N/A

Tribe of people whose women were entirely covered in hair

Hair-covered Women

N/A

Tribe of people who had horse hooves for feet

Hooved Men

N/A

Tribe of Androgynous and Hermaphroditic men

Androgynous men

N/A

Tribe of men whose feet were backwards

Backward-footed men with eight toes

N/A

Tribe of men with great hearing, they use their ears to fly

Giant-Eared Men

N/A

One-Footed Men who raised their foot to the sun

Men with one giant foot

N/A

Tribe of Warrior Women

N/A

N/A

^ A Queen of Above, Daughter of Ares

N/A

Ares

Fish Monsters whom the Nereids often rode

Monstrous Fish, Whales, and Sharks

N/A

Monstrous Women who could petrify with a stare

Snake-Haired Women with wings and tusks

N/A

^ One of the Above

^ Same as Above

Killer: Perseus

Monster kept within the Labyrinth and offered sacrifices to keep at bay

Bull-Headed Man

Killer: Theseus

Immortal Horse which sprang from the slain head of a Gorgon

Winged Horse

Poseidon and Medusa

Sea Monster who ate men who sailed too close to her side of a narrow straight

Upper Body of a Woman, Tail of a Fish, and six Dog heads

Crataeis, sometimes Phorcys, Triton, or Poseidon

Monster sent to Thebes by the gods to punish them for ancient crimes and offered riddles tho those who'd challenge it

Lion's Body, Woman's Head, and an Eagle's Wings

Killer: Oedipus

Man-Eating Birds which haunted lake Stymphalis in Arcadia

Giant Birds

Killer: Heracles

Giant Boar sent by Artemis to ravage Calydon.

Giant Boar

Killers: Meleager and Atalanta

Bull which fathered the creature housed in the Labyrinth

Bull

Killer: Theseus

A Deer sacred to Artemis

Golden-Horned Deer

N/A

Monsters who enticed men to bed with it by taking the form of a woman before drinking their blood

Hair of Flames, Brass leg

N/A

Spirit who stripped the flesh off of corpses and ate it, the God of Carrion

N/A

Unknown, possibly Erebus and Nyx

Monstrous Dracanae, sent by the Titan of Time to guard the Titan's Prisoners from the Olympians

Woman's upper body, serpent's tail, fifty bestial heads, a thousand viper-feet, serpent-hair, scorpion-tail, black-feathered wings

Killer: Zeus

The Mother of all Monsters

Women's Upper-Body with a Serpent's Tail

Phorcys and Ceto

Giant Fox sent to ravage Thebes as punishment from the gods

Giant Fox

While not technically killed, it was turned to stone by Zeus due to Amphitryon's smart thinking

Lion with an impervious hide which plagued the district of Nemea.

Lion

Killer: Heracles

Sea monster who sucked in water on it's side of a strait, sucking ships that drifted too close down into it's mouth.

Whirlpool

Poseidon and Gaea

Hero who rode the Pegasus and slew the Chimera

N/A

Poseidon and Eurynome

The first mortal woman who opened a box containing the world's evils and the goddess of hope

N/A

None, created by the gods

Immortal woman who lusted after a bull and the offspring from the event was trapped in the Labyrinth

N/A

Helios and Perses

Immortal Sorceress who turned men into Pigs

N/A

Helios and Perses

Argive King who slew Medusa

N/A

Zeus and Danae

Son of the Sun God who begged to drive his chariot, when he did he veered out of control and lit Africa ablaze, leaving it a desert

N/A

Helios and Clymene

Eleusinian Prince who hospitably received Demeter when she was mourning the loss of her daughter. He's also the Goddess of Sowing and Milking

Winged Chariot, Wheat

Celeus and Metanira

The Great Hero of the Trojan War who died to an arrow in the heel

N/A

Peleus and Thetis

Hunter who spied on Artemis and her Hunters bathing and was transformed into a stag and hunted by his hunting dogs

N/A

Aristaeus and Autonoe

Handsome Mortal loved by Aphrodite

N/A

Cinryas and Smyrna

Wife to the man who slew Medusa, became a constellation in her demise

N/A

Cepheus and Cassiopeia

Weaver-Apprentice who was cursed by Athena and became the first spider

N/A

Idmon

Son of a peasant woman whom Demeter visited in her search for her daughter, he mocked the goddess when she drank and was cursed to be a lizard as punishment

N/A

Misme

A Huntress raised by a bear who joined the Argonauts and was awarded in the Boar hunt after she slew it. She told her suitors that whoever could beat her in a race would wed her, and Aphrodite helped one of her suitors win.

N/A

Iasus or Schoeneus

Egyptian King who slayed any who passed through his territory by order of the gods

N/A

Poseidon and Lysianassa

One of Artemis' hunters who was deceived by Zeus into lying down with him and was cursed into the form of a bear as punishment

N/A

Lycaon and Nonacris

Founder of Athens

His lower-half was a snake tail

Born from the Earth

Lover of Apollo whom was killed by Artemis when she cheated on him

N/A

Phleygas

Lover of Apollo who died of grief when his pet Stag died, he was immortalized as a Cypress Tree.

Cypress Tree

Telephus

Lover of Apollo whom the God spied on while wrestling a lion. She is the mother of Aristaeus

N/A

Hypseus

Princess who was locked in a bronze chamber beneath the ground to prevent her from birthing a son who was foretold to kill her father

N/A

Acrisius and Eurydice

Survivor of the Great Deluge who rebuilt humanity with his wife afterwards

N/A

Prometheus and Pronoea

^ Wife of Above

N/A

Pandora

Shepherd-Prince loved by the Moon Goddess who was placed into an immortal slumber

N/A

Aethlius and Calyce

Mortal King who chopped down a sacred Grove of Demeter and was cursed with an insatiable hunger until he ate himself

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Triopas

Woman abducted by Zeus in the form of a bull and became his consort

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Agenor, Telephassa, and Phoenix

Lover of Apollo who abandoned her son in a bed of violets.

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Poseidon and Pitane

^ Son of Above who became a seer when she came back for him

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Apollo and ^

Wine-maker apprentice of Dionysus who was killed by shepherds when they assumed he'd poisoned them

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Unknown

Mortal King who attempted to assault Hera and was tied to a flaming wheel for all eternity as his punishment

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Perimele and Ares

Leader of the Argonauts who sought the Golden Fleece

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Aeson and Polymede

Spartan Queen who was seduced by Zeus in the form of a Goose and laid an egg which hatched the most beautiful woman in the world

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Thestius and Eurmythius

An Arcadian King from before the Great Deluge, he slaughtered a child as a sacrifice to Zeus and was turned into a Wolf as a punishment

Wolf

Pelasgus

A King who attacked Dionysus' wine-making party and was driven mad as punishment, killing his wife and sons before chopping off his own legs

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Dryas

Prince during the Boar Hunt who was told he would live until a piece of wood burning within a hearth was burnt. When he gave the other slayer of the Boar her prize, his uncles took the wood from the hearth, killing him.

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Oineus and Althaea

Wealthy King whom treated one of Dionysus' companions hospitably which resulted in him gaining a wish, his wish was for anything he touched to turn to gold

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Gordias

Three daughters of King Minyas who scorned the worship of the God Dionysus and were driven mad and turned into Owls and Bats as punishment

Owls and Bats

Minyas

Handsome Mortal man who had many admirers, he scorned them all and was punished by Nemesis, making him fall in love with his reflection and drown

Daffodil

Cephisus and Liriope

King of Ithaca who fought in the Trojan War and was kept away from his home for 10 years after it for his hubris

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Laertes and Anticleia

Mortal who was foretold to kill his father and marry his mother

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Jocasta and Laius

Mortal Man who fell in love with an Ivory Statue of Aphrodite, and then in answer to his prayers, Aphrodite gave the statue life

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Poseidon

Mortal King who demanded his followers worship him as the God Zeus, and he impersonated him, earning him a death by the God's hands.

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Aeolus and Enarete

Mortal King who cheated death multiple times before being bound to Tartarus and forced to push a rock uphill for eternity as punishment.

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Aeolus and Enarete

Mortal King who served his dead son as a feast for the gods and was punished with a never-ending hunger in Tartarus

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Zeus and Pluto

Slayer of the Monster contained within the Labyrinth

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Aethra and Aegus

Wife and Mother of the man cursed to marry her and kill her husband

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Menoescus

Highest Greek King in the Trojan War who was very prideful, his wife killed him after he returned home from the war

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Atreus and Aerope

King of Sparta during the Trojan War and brother of above, his wife was abducted as the sparking event of the war

N/A

Atreus and Aerope

Second Greatest soldier of the Greek Armies in the Trojan War, he was driven mad when he wasn't granted Achilles' armor and after slaughtering the Greeks' sheep he kills himself in shame

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Telamon

Swiftest of the Greek Soldiers in the Trojan War, he assaults a Trojan Prophet in Athena's temple and is killed upon his return home by Zeus, Poseidon, and Athena as a punishment

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Oileus

Greatest Archer in the Greek Armies during the Trojan War

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Telamon

Wisest of the Greek Soldiers in the Trojan War, ex-Argonaut

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Neleus

Bravest of the Greek Soldiers in the Trojan War who speared both Ares and Aprhodite

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Tydeus

Friend of the Greatest Soldier in the Trojan War who sacrifices himself to save his father

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Nestor

Friend and Lover of the Greatest Soldier in the Trojan War who is killed in battle with the Strongest of the Trojan Armies

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Menoetius

Son of the Greatest Greek Soldier in the Trojan War, he joins the war late but he rampages through the city of Troy in vengeance for his father's death.

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Achilles and Deidamia

Father of the Greatest Greek Soldier who married the Queen of the Nereids

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Aeacus and Endeis

King of Troy during the Trojan War who had many children

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Laomedon

Queen of Troy during the Trojan War who birthed many children

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Dymas and Eunoe

Greatest soldier of the Trojans during the Trojan War

N/A

Priam and Hecuba

Most cowardly of the Trojan Soldiers during the Trojan War, he kidnapped a Spartan Queen and sparked the war

N/A

Priam and Hecuba

Most Beautiful Woman in the World, whose faced launched a Thousand Ships

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Tyndareus or Zeus and Leda

Trojan Soldier and Seer who fought in the Trojan War and eventually told the Greeks what they needed to win the war

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Priam and Hecuba

Trojan Seer who was cursed to never be believed,

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Priam and Hecuba

Wife to the Strongest Trojan Soldier who begged him not to fight

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Eetion

Son of the Strongest Trojan Soldier who was thrown from the walls of the city to prevent any of the Trojan Royals from Exacting vengeance on them

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Hector and ^

Beloved mortal son of Zeus who sided with the Trojans during the war, his father was deeply saddened at his Fate but did nothing to prevent it

N/A

Zeus

^ Cousin and second-in-command of above who threatened to abandon Troy over his death not being avenged

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Hippolochus

King who sided with the Trojans during the war, The Bravest of the Greeks along with the Master Tactician of the Greeks stole two of his horses in the middle of the night

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Strymon and Euterpe

Father of the most beautiful woman in the world, he forced her suitors to undergo an oath that they'd defend the marriage

N/A

Oebalus and Gorgophone

King of the Phaecians who helped the lost King of Ithaca return to his homeland

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Nausithoos

Queen for the Phaecians

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Poseidon and Periboa

Daughter of the above two who found the King of Ithaca and brought him to her parents

N/A

^ The Two above

Son of the Ithacan King who attempts to ward off his mothers suitors

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Odysseus and Below v

Queen of Ithaca who stays loyal to her husband for his 20 absent years

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Icarius

Mother of the Ithacan King who passed away while he was lost at sea

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Amphithea

Father of the Ithacan King who helps him take back his home from the suitors

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Arcesius

Head servant of the Ithacan King who recognizes him through his disguise because of a scar on his leg

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Ops

Leader of the Suitors who plots to assault the Queen and Prince of Ithaca and is in turn the first suitor to die

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Eupeithes

Deceitful Suitor who tries to steal the throne of Ithaca, he tries to catch the King off guard with a false surrender before being killed

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Polybus

Suitor who shows the Ithacan King kindness while he's disguised as a beggar, he is warned of the encroaching slaughter but doesn't heed the warning

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Nisos

Traitorous goatherd of Ithaca who is given a brutal death for his betrayal

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Dolius

Second in Command of the Ithacan King's fleet who consistently goes against his king's judgement

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Unknown

Sister of the Ithacan King who marries the above

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Laertes and Anticleia

Best friend of the Ithacan King

N/A

Unknown

Youngest of the Ithacan King's soldiers who died on the island of the sorceress while drunk

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Unknown

The Ithacan King's loyal dog

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Blind Prophet who was turned into a woman after attacking two copulating snakes, he was turned back after a few years when he repeated this mistake

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Everes and Chariclo

Daughter of above who was also blessed with prophecy

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^ Above

Who was the blind poet who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey

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Who wrote the Theogony and the Shield of Heracles

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Who wrote Metamorpheses

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Who wrote the Aeneid

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