CSK Mythology Week One

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Greek Name	Latin Name	Duty	Symbol
Zeus	Jupiter, Jove	King, weather	Thunderbolt, eagle
Hera	Juno	Queen, marriage	Peacock, cow
Poseidon	Neptune	Sea, earthquakes, horses	Trident, horse
Hades	Pluto, Dis	Underworld, wealth	Bident, helmet of invisibility
Demeter	Ceres	Agriculture	Stalk of wheat
Hestia	Vesta	Home fire, hearth	Hearth, fire
Ares	Mars	War	Spear, dog, vulture
Hephaestus	Vulcan	Blacksmith	Forge, anvil
Apollo	Apollo	Sun, prophecy, medicine, music	Sun, oracle at Delphi, lyre
Artemis	Diana	Hunting, moon	Bow/arrow, moon
Athena	Minerva	Wisdom, war, handicrafts	Owl, olive, helmet
Aphrodite	Venus	Love and beauty	Dove, rose
Hermes	Mercury	Messengers, laughter, thieves	Caduceus, winged sandals
Dionysus	Bacchus	Wine, life-giving fluids	Grape leaves, thyrsus (stick with pinecone on top)
Persephone	Proserpina	Queen of underworld	Pomegranate

Group	Names
Fates	Clotho(spinner), Atropos(cutter), Lachesis(measurer)
Graces (Charites)	Thalia, Aglaea, Euphrosyne; or Pasithea(Iliad)
Gorgons	Stheno, Euryale, Medusa
Underworld Rivers	Styx (hate, oaths), Cocytus (wailing), Lethe (forgetfulness), Acheron (woe), Phlegethon (fire)
Muses	Calliope (epic poetry), Clio (history), Erato (love poetry), Euterpe (music), Melpomene (tragedy), Polyhymnia (sacred music), Terpsichore (dance), Thalia (comedy), Urania (astronomy)
Seasons (Horae)	Dike, Eirene, Eunomia
Furies (Erinyes)	Alecto, Megara, Tisiphone
Cyclopes	Arges, Brontes, Steropes

Description	Name
Horse body with human torso	Centaur
Three headed guard dog of underworld	Cerberus
Whirlpool-like monster	Charybdis
Part lion, goat, and snake	Chimera
One-eyed giant	Cyclops
Human head, lion body; told a riddle	Sphinx
Mother of most monsters; half nymph, half snake	Echidna
Two heads grow for each one cut	Hydra
2 headed dog	Orthus
Part goat, part man	Satyr
Six-headed monster	Scylla