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They are the Olympians. Aka, Zeus's family. |
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Goddess of the moon, hunt, and childbirth. |
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Goddess who carries the silver bows. |
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God of the sun, music, medicine, and arts. Twin of Artemis. |
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Known for carrying the golden lyre. Has golden hair, golden chariot, & golden aura around him. |
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The messenger god. Has wings on his caps and shoes; represents swiftness. |
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God of the sea. Aka, Neptune. |
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God whom is known for carrying the trident. |
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The God whom is always angry, because the sea is rough to live in. |
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Goddess of the Earth. Known for carrying grain. |
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Name means 'born from the sea'. Goddess of love and beauty; she's in love with love. Husband is a disabled craftsman. |
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Married to Goddess of love & beauty. Makes metal crafts. Aka "vulcan" meaning 'spurting metal'. Lost his legs, because his mother threw him off olympus. |
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Volcano comes from the word ___________ which means to "spurt metal". Alternate name for Hephaestus. |
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Alternate name is Jove or Jupiter. Chases woman after woman. |
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_________ is the god of war. His roman name is __________. Romans liked him, but Greeks didn't. This god was beaten by mortals. |
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Phoebes is this God's alternate name. He doesn't have a Roman name. |
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Sprung from Zeus's head. Goddess of wisdom and just wars. |
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This Goddess liked peacocks; her symbol, however, is the dove. SHe's the goddess of marriage. Here's a hint; she's the jealous wife of the 'Father of Gods'. |
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God of the Sky; carries the lightning bolt. |
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Wears Igus on her breastplate. Her symbol is the owl. |
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