Charybdis, daughter of Poseidon and the earth, was a whirlpool who swallowed ships. Hedonistic and lascivious.Дwelt in same Sicilian sea as the Sirens. Strange sea creatures, half men, half fish with scales, sharp teeth, claws, fins and forked tails. Banished to live in the sky, and now an easily recognized constellation. Passionate hunter, accompanied by his dog, Sirius. Roman equivalent - Cupid.Д«eautiful, giant son of Mother Earth. Armed with bow and arrows which caused people to fall in love. Youngest of the gods, a winged child, gracious and rebellious. Unleashed terrible afflictions which spread over the earth.ДЄgricultural deity. Though a titan, he was allowed to live on Olympus. Roman counterpart - Saturn.Д¬reated humans from earth and water. They gave birth to three daughters - Hestia, Demeter and Hera and three sons - Poseidon, Hades and Zeus.

Credited with the invention of the arts and of magic. Ultimately honored as ancestors of humans. Norse superwomen who served the gods in Valhalla. Thunder was caused from chariot wheels and thunderbolts were his fiery weapons. Not a god but a Greek hero who slayed the Minotaur of Crete in the Labyrinth. Sirens' songs lured sailors and travelers to their death. Half man, half goat creatures associated with Dionysus, indulgence, and sensuality. Stole fire from the gods and gave it to humans. Killed a sea monster to save a beautiful princess named Andromeda. Greek hero who rode the winged horse Pegasus. Greek goddesses of memory and poetic inspiration. Greek god of travelers, commerce, and profit. Completed the Twelve Superhuman Labors of Heracles. Was kidnapped by Paris to start the Trojan War. Roman counterpart is Pluto.ДЇamed Greek beauty whose 'face launched a thousand ships.' Also known as 'Helen of Troy'. Mythical beast that is part lion, part eagle. Half man, half horse creatures of Greek myth. Mythology Facts Mythological Figures Question

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