Coins for your Thoughts?
What mythological beast could be found on the coin of Corinth?
Pegasus
What was the Latin word for knots?
Nodus, Nodi
How did Hercules kill the Nemean Lion, despite its impenetrable skin?
He choked the Lion to death.
Narcissus
Which task of Hercules is relates best to the latin word of "leo".
The Nemean Lion.
From these places: Greece, Arabia, Bactria, and China, where has the Athenian Owl not been found?
China
Whose clothing would you usually find the Nodus Herculaneum on?
Name any of the labors Heracles did that "didn't count".
Learnaean Hydra or Augean Stables
What type of tree did Daphne turn into?
A laurel tree
What could be found on a coin from Knossos, a city from Crete?
The Labyrinth
As the name may suggest, what types of material would a timber hitch secure?
Wood, Logs, Timber
What was the name of the king who assigned Heracle's labors?
Why did Athena turn Medusa into a gorgon?
Medusa slept with Poseidon in her[Athena's] temple.
From the words "flumen", "bovis", "sagitta", and "stabulum", what did not relate to Heracle's task of the Augean Stables?
Sagitta
What mythological man did Alexander the Great claim he was a descendant of, and could be found on his coins?
Heracles
With a shape in its name, which knot in ancient Rome was used to tie packages, bandages, clothing, and sails?
Square knots
Sharing a name with a famous Greek Hero from the Trojan War, who owned the man-eating horses and was eventually killed by Hercules and fed to those very horses?
Diomedes
How many children did Niobe have, causing her to brag about how she's better than Leto?
Who is the giant "canis" who guarded the "ianuae" of the "Orcus?"
Cerberus
Along with the owl, what else could've been found on the back of a coin from Athens?
An olive branch, letters AΘE
What is the simplest and most universal knot, used to temporarily secure something and start more complicated knots?
The overhand knot.
What was the name of Heracle's nephew who helped him slay the Lernaean Hydra?
Iolaus
Who was the god of the West Wind, and killed Hyacinthus after redirecting a discus?
Zephyrus
Who was the "regina" whom Heracles took the "balteus" from?
Hippolyta