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Olympian Wannabes
100
Author credited with composing The Iliad and The Odyssey
Homer
100
Ruler of the Titans
Cronus or Saturn
100
Olympian Lord of the Sky
Zeus or Jupiter
100
Olympian born full-grown from head of Zeus, goddess of wisdom
Athena or Minerva
100
"Fairest of the deathless gods," often appears blindfolded
Eros or Cupid
200
Latin (Roman) writer of most classical myths in the work Metamorphoses
Ovid
200
Titan river encircling the earth
Ocean
200
Olympian with nickname Earth-shaker, second only in power to Zeus
Poseidon or Neptune
200
Olympian ruler of love and beauty
Aphrodite or Venus
200
Group name for the nine daughters of Zeus who served as "queens of song" and inspiration for the arts: poetry, music, etc.
Muses
300
One of the great three Greek tragic playwrights, author of Medea and Trojan Women
Euripides
300
Titan who bore the world on his shoulders
Atlas
300
Olympian ruler of poetry and music with oracle in Delphi
Apollo
300
Also known as Hecate, goddess of dark of the moon, crossways, and evil magic
Artemis or Diana
300
Goddess of the rainbow and a messenger
Iris
400
Poor farmer who wrote the poetic Works and Days
Hesiod
400
Titan known as the savior of mankind
Prometheus
400
Olympian guide of the dead to the afterlife, the divine herald
Hermes or Mercury
400
Wife and sister of Zeus, symbolized by cow and peacock
Hera or Juno
400
Group name for the sisterly trio of beauty who "give life its bloom"
Graces
500
First recognized historian of Europe who refers to myths
Herodotus
500
Titan mother of the Muses, her name means Memory
Mnemosyne
500
Kind but ugly Olympian god of fire
Hephaestus or Vulcan
500
Olympian whose symbolic flame never went out, often protected by virgin priestesses
Hestia or Vesta
500
**DAILY DOUBLE** Goddess of youth, daughter of Zeus and Hera, and one of Hercules' wives
Hebe
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