In later Egyptian mythology, pharaohs praised this new God of kings, which was a combination of the creation Gods Amun and Ra.
Who is "Amun-Ra"?
This woman is the daughter of Demeter and the Queen of the Underworld.
Who is "Persephone"?
Who is "Frigg (or Frigga)"?
Romulus and Remus were taken care of by this animal after being born.
What is a "she-wolf"?
This is the name of the famous World Tree at the center of Norse mythology.
What is "Yggdrasil"?
This famous and wise mother Goddess was Osiris' sister-wife and Horus the Younger's mother.
Who is "Iset"? (Isis is acceptable, though this is her Greek name).
The famous Greek hero Jason of the Argonauts sailed the Argos to find what legendary artifact?
What is "the Golden Fleece"?
In Ragnarok, Loki battles this famous, horn-wielding Aesir God.
Who is "Heimdall"?
Io, Europa, and Ganymede are moons of this celestial body.
What is "Jupiter"?
In Greek mythology, this famous tragic figure killed his father, married his mother, and finally blinded himself.
Who is "Oedipus"?
This falcon-headed God was said to be Lord of the Skies due to his eyes being the sun and moon, and his wings spanning as large as the sky.
Who is "Horus the Elder"?
After Hera killed the mortal princess Semele, Zeus stitched the unborn baby into his thigh. This unborn baby later became this popular god.
Who is "Dionysus"?
This is the name of the unbreakable rope Fenrir was tied in by the dwarves.
The famous superhero Wonder Woman shares her name with this popular Roman goddess of the hunt.
Who is "Diana"?
This Egyptian God performed the burial rites of Osiris, thus performing the first ever mummification process.
Who is "Anubis"?
This God asked the Ennead if he could take his place as king, leading to a famous competition against his uncle, Set.
Who is "Horus the Younger"?
This is the king who sent Heracles to perform his twelve labors.
Who is "King Eurystheus"?
Who is "Ymir"?
This is the Roman god of beginnings, ends, transitions, and doorways.
Who is "Venus"?
The Egyptian goddess Bastet is famously depicted with this animal's head.
What is "a cat"?
Who is "Danae"?
These are the names of Odin's two ravens.
Who are "Huginn (Thought) & Muninn (Memory)"?
This animal is famously used to represent the Roman god, Jupiter?
What is "an Eagle"?
Who is "Apophis"?