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Healy Mythology

-Gods and Goddess

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God of war and violence Ares
Ruler of the Titans Cronus
God of the sea Poseidon
Goddess of marriage, wife of Zeus Hera
Goddess of beauty and love Aphrodite
God of the underworld Hades
Goddess of agriculture Demeter
God of the sun Apollo
God of love Eros
Goddess of wisdom Athena
God of fire and the forge Hephaestus
God of thunder, King of the gods Zeus
Goddess of the hunt and the moon Artemis
Messenger of the gods Hermes
Daughter of Demeter Persephone
Son of Zeus Hercules
Apples of the Hesperides Magical fruit from a tree that was a wedding present to Hera from Gaia, goddess of the earth.
demigod A person with more power than a mortal, but less than a god.
hero In mythology, a person endowed with great strength or ability who is known for feats of courage.
mortal A human being.
Olympian gods A group of immortal supreme beings who dwelt on Mount Olympus and ruled the world
pathos A state of suffering or severe anguish.
Titans A family of giants in Greek mythology born from Uranus and Gaia;
underworld The kingdom of the dead ruled by the god Hades
fate A character’s destiny which they cannot avoid
hubris excessive pride, usually the fatal flaw which dooms a Greek hero or character in a myth.
Metamorphosis a change in shape or form
The Elysian Fields Place for heroes in the Underworld.
Charon The boatman of the Underworld.
Tantalus Up to his neck in water but can never drink
Sisyphus Rolling a rock endlessly up a hill.
Prometheus Chained to a rock where birds eat his liver.
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