Art and Myth
Often depicted with winged shoes
Hermes/Mercury
Who is sister to Apollo and goddess of the hunt?
Artemis/Diana
The year that Rome fell
476 AD
The father of Perseus
Zeus
A pathological disorder is named after this mythological figure obsessed with his reflection
Narcissus
Torches are an attribute commonly used to recognize this god or goddess
Demeter/Ceres
Two adulterous lovers were chained to the bed by Hephaestus
The missing word from the following Socrates quote: "The ______ life is not worth living"
"unexamined"
The greatest warrior of Troy, dying in battle at the hands of Achilles.
Hector
This English word combines the Latin roots for sound and sight to describe a form of multi-sensory media
Audiovisual
An Olympian goddess is rarely depicted in art
Hestia/Vesta
Two related goddesses associated with death and rebirth
Persephone/Proserpina and Demeter/Ceres
The number of Roman consuls per term
2
The vowel filled name of Theseus' father
Aegeus
English word describing a reverberant sound is derived from the name of a Greek nymph
Echo
She is held by Athena Parthenos
Nike/Victory
A god born twice: once traditionally, the next time... not so much
Dionysus/Bacchus
The number of times Julius Caesar was stabbed
23
The role did Odysseus took on upon his return to Ithaca
A Beggar
This word means strong in Latin, French, Italian, and Portuguese
Fort
A deity often depicted on a mule
Dionysus/Bacchus
A minor deity presiding over the art of history
Clio (or Kleio)
The three divisions of the soul, according to Plato
Logic, spirit (emotion), and desire
The first great hero to slay a chimera
Bellepheron
This Greek word for ruler or master has an identical meaning when transliterated to English
Despot