It's All Greek to ME
When in Rome
By Jove!
Beware of Greeks
Burn it to the Ground
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Unending stream of water encircling the earth
Oceanus
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One of Hercules' 12 Labors was to obtain the girdle of this Amazon queen
Hippolyta
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The "wise" and "crafty" Roman goddess was also the goddess of war
Minerva
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Orpheus came into the service of Jason armed only with this musical instrument
Lyre
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According to Greek myth, Callisto and her son Arco became these heavenly bodies
Ursa Major and Ursa Minor
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All wild animals, especially deer, were sacred to her
Artemis (or Diana)
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Name given to the ship built for Jason's quest
Argo
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The Greek god of love
Eros
200
Of Greek and Roman, deity names used most often in art and poetry
Roman
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Youth who, with Aphrodite's help, defeated Atlanta in a footrace and thus won her hand in marriage 
Hippomenes
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Mortal mother of Heracles, or Hercules, if you prefer
Alcmene
300
Heroes were given a special place of rest after death in this paradise located in the underworld
Elysian Fields
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Roman god of fire
Vulcan
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The constellation Sagittarius is one of these celebrated half-man, half horse monsters of ancient myth
Centaur
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This fearful fire-breathing monster was a mixture of lion, goat and dragon
Chimaera
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Sorceress wife of the Roman hero Jason
Medea


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This Titan of justice and order fought with Zeus against the other Titans and was mother to the Fates
Themis
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Roman symbol of the earth; wife of Uranus
Terra
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Respectively, these Titan brothers were wise and stupid; one name meaning "forethought," the other "afterthought" 
Prometheus and Epimetheus
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Favorite city of Hera
Argos
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Latin  name of the goddess called Rhea and Ops by the Greeks; she is often shown by artists in the company of lions
Cybele
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Atlanta, swift of foot and good with bow,dedicated herself to this Greek guardian of wild things, vowing to remain unwed
Artemis
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Roman goddess of childbirth
Diana
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Venus' three sacred birds
dove, swan, and sparrow
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In Roman mythology, this creature sprang from the spot where blood from Medusa's head sank into the earth
Pegasus
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