Divine Lineup
Who is Jupiter?
This king of the Roman gods wielded thunder and ruled from Mount Olympus.
Who is Cerberus?
This three-headed hound guarded the gates of the Underworld to keep souls from escaping.
Name the sky-wielding ruler whose lightning bolts split mountains and silence enemies.
Name the sky-wielding ruler whose lightning bolts split mountains and silence enemies.
This lofty peak was believed to be the home of the Roman gods. Name it.
Mount Olympus
This trio of goddesses spun, measured, and cut the threads of mortal lives. Name them.
The Fates
Who is Minerva?
She is the Roman goddess of wisdom, war strategy, and crafts—often depicted with an owl.
What are centaurs?
Half-man, half-horse, these wild woodland creatures were known for their love of wine and chaos
Identify the god whose trident could stir oceans and cause quakes across the land.
Neptune
Souls of the wicked were cast into this dark pit of the Underworld, reserved for the worst offenders.
Tartarus
This Trojan prince was warned in a prophecy that his journey would shape the future of Rome. Name the hero.
Aeneas
Who is Cupid?
Though Venus was the Roman goddess of love, this counterpart god ruled over desire with his bow and arrows.
What is the Chimera?
This fire-breathing creature had the body of a lion, a goat's head on its back, and a serpent for a tail.
This enchanted girdle gave its wearer the power to inspire irresistible love—who owned it?
A river of forgetfulness, its waters made souls forget their mortal lives. Identify this Underworld river.
Lethe
According to prophecy, this man would kill his father and marry his mother—his fate sealed before birth.
Oedipus
Who is Janus?
Known for his two-faced gaze, this god looked to both past and future and was honored at the start of the Roman calendar.
What is Lupa?
This she-wolf nursed Romulus and Remus, the legendary founders of Rome.
Which swift-footed god raced between worlds in winged sandals and carried a snake-twined staff?
Mercury
This enchanted paradise was where heroes dwelled after death, bathed in eternal peace. Name the realm.
Elysium (also known as the Elysian Fields)
Rome’s founders, raised by a she-wolf, fulfilled a prophecy through bloodshed—one killed the other. Name the survivor.
Romulus
Who is Cardea?
This lesser-known Roman goddess was guardian of thresholds and doorways and often paired with Janus.
Who is Typhon?
This serpentine giant was defeated by Jupiter and buried beneath Mount Etna, where his fiery breath still rises.
He forged divine weapons in volcanic fire, including Jupiter’s thunderbolts. Name this master of the forge.
Vulcan
This shadowy figure ferried souls across the River Styx—but only if they had a coin. Name him.
Charon
This cursed prophetess could see the future clearly, but no one ever believed her. Identify this tragic figure.
Cassandra