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Myth Figures MAT

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Greek goddess of love. Roman counterpart is Venus. Aphrodite
Greek Sun God. Apollo
Greek god of war. Roman counterpart is Mars Ares
Greek warrior goddess. Goddess of wisdom. Roman counterpart is Minerva Athena
Greek muse of epic poetry and eloquence Calliope
Half-man, half-horse creatures of Greek myth. Centaurs
Greek muse of history. Clio
Greek god of wine and pleasure. Roman counterpart is Bacchus. Dionysus
Greek muse of love poetry. Erato
Greek muse of the flute. Euterpe
Norse goddess of love and marriage. Wife of Odin. Friday is based on her name. Frigg (Frija)
Mythical beast that is part lion, part eagle. Griffin
Greek god of the underworld. Roman counterpart is Pluto. Hades
famed Greek beauty whose "face launched a thousand ships." Helen (Helen of Troy)
Greek goddess of marriage and maternity. Roman counterpart is Juno. Hera
Greek hero who personified strength. Heracles (Hercules)
Greek god of travellers, commerce and profit. Messenger of the gods, Roman counterpart is Mercury. Hermes
Norse god of mischief Loki
Greek muse of tragedy. Melpomene
Greek goddesses of memory and poetic inspiration. Muses
Supreme god of Norse mythology. Wednesday is based on his name. Odin
Greek hero who rode the winged horse Pegasus. Perseus
Snake-headed gorgon slain by Perseus Medusa
Greek muse of mimic art. Polyhymnia
Greek god of the sea. Roman counterpart is Neptune. Poseidon
Greek titan who lived on Olympus. Stole fire from the gods and gave it to humans Prometheus
Half-man, half-goat creatures associated with indulgence and sensuality Satyrs
Sea monsters with women's heads. Lured sailors to their deaths Sirens
Greek muse of lyric poetry and dance Terpsichore
Greek muse of comedy Thalia
Greek hero who slayed the Minotaur of Crete in the Labyrinth Theseus
Norse god of thunder. Thor
Norse god of war. Tuesday is based on his name. Tiw (Tyr)
Greek muse of astronomy Urania
Norse superwomen who served the gods in Valhalla. Valkyries
Supreme god of Greek mythology. Roman counterpart is Jupiter. Zeus
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