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– A woman Zeus seduces as a swan, the mother of Helen
Who is Leda
100
A foolish king who wishes that everything he touches would turn to gold.
Who is Midas
100
– A nymph whom Apollo pursues, she is then turned into a tree
Who is Daphne
100
– The three-headed dog who guards the gates of Hades.
Whois Cerberus
100
– A sea-nymph, Achilles’ mother.
Who is Thetis
200
– A half-man, half-bull monster who lives in the Labyrinth.
Who is The Minotaur
200
– Twins who become semi-immortal, the brothers of Helen.
Who are Castor and Pollux
200
A skilled weaver who challenges Athena and is turned into a spider
Who is Arachne
200
A mortal who inexplicably serves his own son as food to the gods
Who is Tantalus
200
– A shape-shifting sea god.
Who is Proteus
300
– A monster who is part woman, part lion, and kills people if they can’t solve her riddle
Who is the sphinx
300
– Tantalus’s daughter, she compares herself to the gods and is punished.
Who is Niobe
300
– A man punished by being made to eternally push a rock uphill
Who is Sisyphus
300
– Europa’s brother and the founder of Thebes.
Who is Cadmus
300
– One of the three Fates, who spins the thread of life.
Who is Clotho
400
– Dionysus’s mother, who is killed by seeing Zeus’s full glory.
Who is Semele
400
– The keeper of the Four Winds
Who is Aeolus
400
– A daughter of Cadmus who later becomes a sea-goddess.
Who is Ino
400
– A sea-god who loves Scylla.
Who is Glaucus
400
– The king who assigns Hercules his twelve labors.
Who is Eurystheus –
500
– A hunter who accidentally sees Artemis naked and is killed
Who is Actaeon
500
– The mother of Perseus, Zeus impregnates her in the form of a golden rain.
Who is Danaë
500
– A son of Pelops, who kills his brother’s children and serves them as food
Who is Aetreus
500
– Daughter of Agamemnon, sacrificed on the journey to Troy. In some stories she later becomes a priestess of the Taurians.
Who is Iphigenia
500
The King of Colchis, who sends Jason on the Quest of the Golden Fleece.
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