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PJ GGods ch 16-18

Percy Jackson's Greek Gods ch 16-18

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Golden hinds pull Artemis’ chariot
Britomartis Lady of Nets
Ceryneian Hind a free golden hind sacred to Artemis
Kalydonian Pig wild boar sent to torment Kalydonia because they didn’t sacrifice to Artemis
Actaeon saw Artemis bathing. She turned him into a deer and his own dogs tore him apart
Sipriotes saw Artemis bathing. She turned him into a girl and let him join her hunt
Kallisto Zeus appeared as Artemis to get close and the real Artemis turned her into a bear
Orion male hunter killed by a scorpion and made into a constellation
Hippolytus joined Artemis’ hunt, killed by his father, resurrected by Asklepios
Asklepios child of Apollo, only person to heal death, killed by Zeus
Hermes god of anything and anyone connected to roads
Maia Hermes’ mother, daughter of Atlas
lyre stringed instrument Hermes made from a tortoise shell
Battus told Apollo that Hermes stole the cattle, turned to stone
syrinx double flute created by Hermes
Hermes’ magic gifts herald's staff, flying sandals, sword, ability to tell future with dice
caduceus herald’s staff twined with two living snakes, can wake people or put them to sleep
Io girlfriend of Zeus, turned into a cow and tormented by Hera
Argus giant with 100 eyes
Semele Dionysus’ mother
Bacchus Roman name “the noisy one”
Ino Dionysus’ aunt, Hera drove mad so she boiled her younger son alive, then jumped off a cliff
Athamas Dionysus’ uncle, Hera drove mad so he thought his son was a deer and killed him
Dionysus Greek name, means “god from Nysa”
Ampelos Dionysus’ satyr friend, died exploring a grape vine, his blood formed grapes
bacchae people who worshipped Dionysus by getting drunk
King Lycurgus whipped Dionysus’ followers, killing his foster mom; killed his own son in an act of madness
maenads hard core followers of Dionysus that had super strength
thyrsus scepter encircled in grapevines and topped with a pine cone
King Pentheus spied on a bacchae party and was torn to pieces by Dionysus’ followers, including his mother
Ariadne helped Theseus escape the labyrinth, then married Dionysus
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