Demeter/Hades
The spring of forgetfulness
Orion
This is the only type of tree that bears fruit in the underworld.
Pomegranate
She, a mere mortal, is the mother of Dionysus.
Semele
Hermes was known sometimes as "Cyllenius" in Latin because his goddess-mother lived in a cave in Arcadia called "Cyllene." Name the goddess-mother.
Maia
The man whose brother hears screams on the day of the kidnapping
The Greeks called this sacred place the "omphalos" or bellybutton, the center of the entire universe.
Delphi
These animals fell into the crevice during Persephone's abduction.
Pigs
Dionysus was not all alone hiding from Hera while growing up; he had these two for his playmates.
Tigers & Leopards
Apollo gave this in exchange for this with Hermes, thereby ending the animosity that Apollo felt toward Hermes for stealing his cattle. Name the two objects.
magic wand & lyre
Women who whip evil-doers in the underworld
Erinyes
This is the dimwitted giant who wanted to marry Hera.
Ephialtes
Persephone's Roman name
Proserpina
These women, who later on became followers of Dionysus when he becomes a fully grown, handsome god, were the nymphs that took care of him in the faraway valley of Nysa.
Maenads
Hermes is known as "Argiphontes" for "slaying" this favorite of Hera.
Argus
Hades / Pluto / Dis
This deity is the original owner of the oracle of Delphi.
Gaea
The deity that Zeus sent to bid Hades restore the girl to her mother was none other than this wily god. Give both Greek and Roman names.
Hermes / Mercury
This is the color typically associated with Dionysus. It is the color of his cloak, and the color of something else that he typically symbolizes.
Whenever Hermes gets angry, he has a tendency to turn his enemies into stone, probably having some connection with the "stony" aspect of his personality. The irony is that a heap of little stones or pebbles were thrown at him by the gods and goddesses who showed their support for him in the "trial". Based on this incident, today these piles of stones are built by travelers to ensure their safety on a long journey.
Cairns
He who acts as a judge handing out punishments originally came from this Greek island. Name the judge and name the island.
Rhadamanthus, Crete
This women who boasted that her children were better than Leto's was the queen of this city-state. Name this woman and name the city-state she ruled.
Niobe, Thebes
Achilles
Before Dionysus introduced the culture of the vine and the making of wine to the Greeks and way before he turned the pirates into dolphins, one version of the myth reveals that Dionysus actually wandered to this country and learned Eastern wisdom.
India
Pan