greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
Unit 7: Mob/Mot, Tract, Tend/Tens/Tent & Review Roots 2024-11-06
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- Greek root meaning time
- to reduce the value or importance of something
- a reason for doing something
- Greek root meaning sound or to hear
- amount that something is stretched; an uneasy feeling
- large farm vehicle
- Latin root meaning water
- cause to argue or disagree
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- to straighten or stretch out
- able to move
- carefully think about; focus
- Greek root meaning write, draw, or record
- being eager to act or work
- to make small or shorter
14 Clues: able to move • large farm vehicle • Greek root meaning time • to make small or shorter • Latin root meaning water • being eager to act or work • cause to argue or disagree • to straighten or stretch out • carefully think about; focus • a reason for doing something • Greek root meaning sound or to hear • Greek root meaning write, draw, or record • ...
Greek Quick Review 2025-04-04
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- Capital of Greece
- the Section of a Greek city that sits above the Polis
- An Aristocracy is a "blank" class of rulers
- The large body of water surrounding Greece
- Type of government in Sparta
- Government run by strong ruler
- Early Greek Civilization
- Formation of heavily armed foot soldiers
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- Name of Greek Peninsula
- The man who wrote the Odyssey
- Democracy where citizens participate directly in government
- Doing things a new way
- Type of military housing
- Plants farmed in Greece
14 Clues: Capital of Greece • Doing things a new way • Name of Greek Peninsula • Plants farmed in Greece • Type of military housing • Early Greek Civilization • Type of government in Sparta • The man who wrote the Odyssey • Government run by strong ruler • Formation of heavily armed foot soldiers • The large body of water surrounding Greece • An Aristocracy is a "blank" class of rulers • ...
Native American Crossword 2022-05-14
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- A Native American diety of the Blackfoot tribe; the creator
- The largest Native American tribe in the United States
- A sacred dish in the Northwest revere salmon, cooked on cedar logs over coals
- A benevolent culture hero of Wiyot mythology
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- A famous Lemhi Shoshone explorer, her face is on a golden dollar coin
- A harmful witch in Navajo culture who can possess or disguise themself as any animal
- A fertility god in Seneca mythology
- They're known for their woven rugs and blankets
- An Ojibwe wild grain, meaning "good berry"
- A famous Hunkpapa Lakota leader who led his people against the United Stated government policies
10 Clues: A fertility god in Seneca mythology • An Ojibwe wild grain, meaning "good berry" • A benevolent culture hero of Wiyot mythology • They're known for their woven rugs and blankets • The largest Native American tribe in the United States • A Native American diety of the Blackfoot tribe; the creator • A famous Lemhi Shoshone explorer, her face is on a golden dollar coin • ...
General Medicine 2024-01-28
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- instrument to view eye
- "for little hot heads"(1995)
- without breathing(Greek word)
- nervosa without appetite & nervous
- Wilma Rudolph
- collection of blood
- joint pain
- 12 body stems
- painkiller
- abnormal condition of kidney
- slow
- gradual decrease to think and remember
- four times a day
- monoaural
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- angio
- ibuprofen
- MMR
- father of medicine
- below
- malaria
- greek gos of medicine
- chicken pox
- movement
- above norm
- high level of sugar in blood
25 Clues: MMR • slow • angio • below • malaria • movement • ibuprofen • monoaural • joint pain • above norm • painkiller • chicken pox • Wilma Rudolph • 12 body stems • four times a day • father of medicine • collection of blood • greek gos of medicine • instrument to view eye • "for little hot heads"(1995) • high level of sugar in blood • abnormal condition of kidney • without breathing(Greek word) • ...
Chapter 4 Crossword 2025-12-16
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- Suffix meaning inflammation
- Prefix meaning after
- Root meaning wrist bones
- Root meaning joint
- Greek word for hip
- Root meaning bone
- Root meaning finger or toe
- Latin word for marrow
- Greek word for skull
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- Root meaning chest
- Latin word for thigh
- Root meaning neck
- Root meaning ankle
- Latin word for shoulder blade
- Suffix meaning surgical repair
- Root meaning chemical
- Latin word for band
- Latin word for collarbone
- Suffix meaning disease
- Prefix meaning under/below
20 Clues: Root meaning neck • Root meaning bone • Root meaning chest • Root meaning ankle • Root meaning joint • Greek word for hip • Latin word for band • Latin word for thigh • Prefix meaning after • Greek word for skull • Root meaning chemical • Latin word for marrow • Suffix meaning disease • Root meaning wrist bones • Latin word for collarbone • Root meaning finger or toe • Prefix meaning under/below • ...
Ancient Greece Vocab 2024-05-21
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- goods which a civilization buys
- a peninsula is a piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
- a polytheistic religion is a religion with multiple gods
- An oligarchy is a form of government in which a country is ruled by a group of people
- a mythology is the study of a group of myths/ stories
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- the structure which governs a civilization.
- The highest class of a society
- A monarchy is a form of government in which a country is ruled by a king or queen.
- goods which a civilization sells
- a system of government in which the people work together to govern themselves
10 Clues: The highest class of a society • goods which a civilization buys • goods which a civilization sells • the structure which governs a civilization. • a mythology is the study of a group of myths/ stories • a polytheistic religion is a religion with multiple gods • a peninsula is a piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides • ...
Social Studies Study Guide - Better Version 2 2022-12-16
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- Effort to drive the Muslim Moors out of Iberia
- Process of investigating and prosecuting people for not being Christians (two words, no spaces)
- a country in Southeastern Europe bordering Turkey
- The Pope that made the call for Christians to begin the Crusades
- The part of Rome's government which is ruled by the common people
- The missionary who spread Christianity to Ireland (two words, no spaces)
- English King who became known for his bravery during the Crusades (three words, no spaces)
- The second biggest religion in the world based of Muhammad's teachings
- Greek writer known for his epic poems, The Iliad, and the Odyssey
- The polytheistic religion of Ancient Greece featuring many Greek Gods and Goddesses (two words, no spaces)
- A person who went to another place to preach to the locals about their religion
- King who greatly expanded the Frankish Empire while spreading Christianity, was crowned the Roman Emperor by the Pope
- The capital of Italy, used to be the center of the greatest empire in the world
- The part of Rome's government which is ruled by voted-in judges by the Senate
- Twin Brothers who have that has been said that they found Rome (three words, no spaces)
- The leader of the church
- A series of campaigns by Christians to take back control of the Holy Land from the Muslims
- The sharing of power between local governments and a strong central government
- A method of teaching based on asking questions to reveal the truth (two words, no spaces)
- The leader of the Reformation, nailed his 95 thesis to a church door that criticized the practices of the Roman Catholic Church (two words, no spaces)
- the owner of a manor
- A Greek philosopher who taught Alexander the Great
- Greek city state that's more focused on education and art
- People who worked on the land owned by lords, but didn't own it themselves
- Greek writer known for his fables that teach life lessons
- Athletic Competition held every four years originating in Ancient Greece
- Macedonian leader who conquered most of the known world by the age of 33 (three words, no spaces)
- The area in which Christians were trying to retake in the Crusades (two words, no spaces)
- slave who led a slave uprising against the Roman Empire
- Julius Caesar's adopted son who helped avenge his death, eventually became the first Roman Emperor (two words, no spaces)
- A Greek philosopher who invented the Socratic Method
- One of Julius Caesar's friends who avenged his death (two words, no spaces)
- A way of thinking and learning that stresses the importance of human abilities and actions
- Where the Greek Gods are said to live (two words, no spaces)
- First battle of the Persian Wars
- The common people of Rome
- Those who protested the practices of the Roman Catholic Church
- After Western Rome was conquered, Eastern Rome was named this (two words, no spaces)
- It is said that his descendants first conquered Italy and found Rome
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- System where lords exchange land for military strength
- French peasant girl who inspired France to victory in the Hundred Year's War (three words, no spaces)
- Series of wars fought between Carthage and Rome, eventually won by Rome (two words, no spaces)
- Communities of monks who lived apart from society and focused on their faith
- A reform movement against the Roman Catholic Church that formed the Protestant Church
- The leader of the conspirators to kill Julius Caesar
- The Name for Rome's public place where important meetings are held
- The belief in ancient religions, i.e. Norse, Roman and Greek Mythology
- A belief that the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit were not equal, was declared a heresy after the Council of Nicaea
- Popular Roman general who made himself dictator for life, he was assassinated (two words no spaces)
- To be formally kicked out of the church
- The Greek city state that was obsessed with military strength and power
- The name of the large estates owned by lords
- The first Christian emperor of Rome, converted after seeing a vision before a battle
- type of government where people elect leaders to govern them
- Plague that killed 1/3 of everyone in Europe in the 1300's (two words, no spaces)
- Structure that carried water into the city of Rome
- English document that listed the rights the king could not ignore or take away, later it inspired the Declaration of Independence (two words, no spaces)
- War between England and France over who should be King of France (three words, no spaces)
- The wars fought against Greece and the Persian Empire (two words, no spaces)
- The religion that was started by Jesus Christ and his disciples in the 1st century A.D.
- The person who traveled between Europe and China via the Silk Road who met with Kublai Khan and became a government official before returning home (two words, no spaces)
- Julius Ceaser's friend who helped plot his assassination
- war fought between Sparta and Athens, eventually won by Sparta (two words, no spaces)
- The part of Rome's government which is ruled by the upper-class elite
- Ideas that opposed the teachings of the Church
- Means Roman Peace in Latin, refers to a time of peace and prosperity (two words, no spaces)
- Warriors who fought on horseback and traded their service for land
- Military leader from Carthage, crossed the Alps with an army of elephants
- The Barbarians that conquered the western part of the Roman Empire
- City renamed after Constantine, was named the capitol of Rome under Constantine
- Means Rebirth, refers to the period that followed the Middle Ages
- The Nobles of Rome
- A Greek philosopher who wrote The Republic
- A religious order created to serve the pope and the Roman Catholic Church. This was created to teach people about Catholic ideas and to turn people against Protestantism
- Christians who studied Christianity in solitude, helped the needy
- The first monotheistic religion that influenced the creation of Christianity and Islam, practicers of this religion were persecuted in the Middle Ages
76 Clues: The Nobles of Rome • the owner of a manor • The leader of the church • The common people of Rome • First battle of the Persian Wars • To be formally kicked out of the church • A Greek philosopher who wrote The Republic • The name of the large estates owned by lords • Effort to drive the Muslim Moors out of Iberia • Ideas that opposed the teachings of the Church • ...
BASIC INFORMATIONS ABOUT GREECE 2017-12-04
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- famous song of John Lenon
- Helen in Greeks
- saint who gives us presents
- the most famous greek monument of the world
- Olympus was the place of ancient greek dods
- 2018 dedicated to european cultural herritage
- Poland and Germany are situaeted there.
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- it ruined lots of forests last summer in Greece
- he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete
- hometown of ancient olympic games
- greek volcanic island
- helps plants to grow up.
- the capital of Greece
- mains of transportation
14 Clues: Helen in Greeks • greek volcanic island • the capital of Greece • mains of transportation • helps plants to grow up. • famous song of John Lenon • saint who gives us presents • hometown of ancient olympic games • Poland and Germany are situaeted there. • he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete • the most famous greek monument of the world • ...
Crymptic Cromssword 2021-07-04
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- the ego trip of a writer
- greek nymph haphazardly to be called
- terribly amused greek monsters
- badly atrophied love
- writer runs away with ithacan queen
- fictitious tale in my author's core
- fair princess roams the universe
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- Author of nine stories dropping a pitcher
- feline guy turns to sorcery
- cryptic clue: top lines of poetry
- shabbily worn out Wilder play
- writer transformed NY Hero
- Scandinavians hauling up a kilo
- greek king in the middle of hash
14 Clues: badly atrophied love • the ego trip of a writer • writer transformed NY Hero • feline guy turns to sorcery • shabbily worn out Wilder play • terribly amused greek monsters • Scandinavians hauling up a kilo • greek king in the middle of hash • fair princess roams the universe • cryptic clue: top lines of poetry • writer runs away with ithacan queen • ...
Haylie Period 3 2026-01-08
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- the greatest Greek thinker
- worshipped gods and godesses
- Greek scientist
- was built on a hilltop
- taught about mathematics and astronomy
- taught by asking qustions
- was the name of a specific gymnasium in Athens
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- to be the center on earth
- the greatest Greek doctor
- proved that the right triangle equal to sum of the squares of the other two sides
- the colors used on vases
- is credited with developing five theorems
- was a student of socrates
- He spent his life studying mathematics
14 Clues: Greek scientist • was built on a hilltop • the colors used on vases • to be the center on earth • the greatest Greek doctor • was a student of socrates • taught by asking qustions • the greatest Greek thinker • worshipped gods and godesses • taught about mathematics and astronomy • He spent his life studying mathematics • is credited with developing five theorems • ...
Mckinzie word sort 2015-09-23
10 Clues: heat • 1000 meters • earth writing • measure between • measure all around • study of legendary • the study of Earth • to see small things • measures temperature • the study of the enviornment
Ancient Greece 2020-03-17
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- Where were the first Olympic Games held?
- Alexander the _ _ _ _ _ conquered Greece, Persia and Egypt.
- Which famous Greek writer wrote 'The Odyssesy'?
- Name the famous Greek philosopher who was condemned to death by the people of Athens.
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- What were the ancient Greek foot soldiers called?
- Poseidon was the Greek God of the _ _ _.
- The Olympic Games served as a sporting event and a festival to honour _ _ _ _.
- Where were the Panathenaic Games held in ancient times?
- What is the name of the small harp that was played at Greek festivals?
- What was the name of the long tunic worn by ancient Greek women?
10 Clues: Poseidon was the Greek God of the _ _ _. • Where were the first Olympic Games held? • Which famous Greek writer wrote 'The Odyssesy'? • What were the ancient Greek foot soldiers called? • Where were the Panathenaic Games held in ancient times? • Alexander the _ _ _ _ _ conquered Greece, Persia and Egypt. • ...
Ancient Greek Architecture 2021-12-02
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- A symbol of wealth within Greek communities; often used for public buildings
- An architectural feature shaped like a hollow half sphere. Often seen in Mycenaean tombs.
- Most of the surviving Greek buildings are these
- Style of architecture characterised by scroll shaped ornaments on top of the columns
- Where temples are placed
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- A circular architectural feature with a vaulted or round roof
- A common material for Greek buildings that was easily obtained by the sea
- Oldest and simplest style of Greek architecture
- Most complicated style of Greek architecture and the newest
- The symbol for the golden ratio and the Greek letter (Φ)
10 Clues: Where temples are placed • Oldest and simplest style of Greek architecture • Most of the surviving Greek buildings are these • The symbol for the golden ratio and the Greek letter (Φ) • Most complicated style of Greek architecture and the newest • A circular architectural feature with a vaulted or round roof • ...
Barstow greek 2023-02-02
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- who took over ancient greece
- Name a city named after the goddess of wisdom
- what is the mythical place plato once spoke of
- Father of percy
- When did ancient greece fall
- how many kids did zeus have
- warriors that many sports are named after
- what race was created in greece
- the name of the greek religion
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- the nickname of greek people
- the first greek god
- what sporting event was created is greece
- what ancient greeks used for toilet paper
- how many gods and goddesses lived on olympus
- what city is the birth place of democracy
- a teller of time created in ancient greece
- who cursed medusa
- former temple on the Athenian Acropolis,Greece
18 Clues: Father of percy • who cursed medusa • the first greek god • how many kids did zeus have • the nickname of greek people • who took over ancient greece • When did ancient greece fall • the name of the greek religion • what race was created in greece • what sporting event was created is greece • what ancient greeks used for toilet paper • what city is the birth place of democracy • ...
YO WHAT CHANUKKH 2021-11-29
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- A magic thing
- Candelabra with 7 candles
- The jewish worship place
- Syrian leader
- Spinning toy
- Candelabra with 9 candles
- Greek king of the gods
- The great magic chanukkah cat
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- Maccabee's father
- Gray-skinned creatures
- The army
- Helper candle
- The town
- greek people
- Strictly religious people
- The army nationality
- A cup-thing
17 Clues: The army • The town • A cup-thing • greek people • Spinning toy • A magic thing • Helper candle • Syrian leader • Maccabee's father • The army nationality • Gray-skinned creatures • Greek king of the gods • The jewish worship place • Strictly religious people • Candelabra with 7 candles • Candelabra with 9 candles • The great magic chanukkah cat
Brave New World 2017-03-13
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- / first letter of Greek
- / singing voice
- / third letter of Greek
- / situation
- / learning by hearing while asleep
- / tending to arouse excitement
- / musical instrument
- / continuing without pause
- / whale snot used in making perfume
- / tearfuk sentiment
- / operated by air or gas under pressure
- / unwilling
- / poor health
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- / revealing an exaggerated sense
- / highest point
- / severe self
- / doing constantly
- / the principles of right and wrong
- / expressing feelings of gratitude
- / large bedroom
- / fetid resinous gum
- / low humming sound
22 Clues: / situation • / unwilling • / severe self • / poor health • / highest point • / singing voice • / large bedroom • / doing constantly • / tearfuk sentiment • / low humming sound • / musical instrument • / fetid resinous gum • / first letter of Greek • / third letter of Greek • / continuing without pause • / tending to arouse excitement • / revealing an exaggerated sense • ...
CC Mediterranean history dates quiz 2017-10-10
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- The Greek games which drew people from across the Mediterranean and are early evidence for a competitive, culturally diverse culture.
- This period of decline in population and trade in the Aegean from 1100-800 BCE is known as the ____ age.
- First discovered by the Phoenicians, this invention made writing so much more efficient!
- Also known as the 'Neolithic revolution', it began around 12-10,000 BCE in the Fertile Crescent
- The land between the Tigris and the Euphrates
- The 'mother' city of the Phoenicians
- Linear A (undeciphered from Crete) and Linear B (Greek language from Mycenae) are both examples of what?
- The evidence suggests that they were first developed around 8-7000 BCE
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- This palace culture flourished around 2000-1500 BCE (possibly for longer) on Crete
- This mainland Greek culture flourished around 1600-1100 BCE were the first speakers of Greek, so far as we know.
- The period of ancient Greek history from 510-323 BCE.
- This period of history precedes the Iron Age (when humans discover how to create Iron) and lasts from around 3500 - 1200 BCE.
- This was the first in series of battles between the Greeks and the Persians, and took place in 490 BCE
- The period of ancient Greek history from 776 - 510 BCE.
14 Clues: The 'mother' city of the Phoenicians • The land between the Tigris and the Euphrates • The period of ancient Greek history from 510-323 BCE. • The period of ancient Greek history from 776 - 510 BCE. • The evidence suggests that they were first developed around 8-7000 BCE • This palace culture flourished around 2000-1500 BCE (possibly for longer) on Crete • ...
Greek 2015-04-26
11 Clues: son • snake • to love • to have faith • to destroy fully • perpetual, eternal • to condem or punish • the supreme Divinity • to shine or make manifest • orderly arrangement, world • lonesome, desert, wilderness
Barbados 2022-03-18
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- The symbol found on the flag of Barbados and also associated with Poseidon in the Greek mythology.
- The side of the road on which you need to drive in Barbados.
- The name of the organization mostly made up of former British colonies that Barbados continues to belong to, even after becoming a republic in 2021.
- The name of the group of islands to which Barbados belongs, even though it is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean.
- This adjective describes the climate enjoyed by Barbados (a rainy season and a dry season but warm or hot temperatures all year round).
- This word is a synonym for Barbadian, the name given to an inhabitant of Barbados. This is also the name given to the English-based creole language spoken in Barbados.
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- The name of the capital city of Barbados.
- This product is still one of the main exports of Barbados and occupies a central place in its history.
- The name of the continent from which the ancestors of a majority of today's Barbadians were brought as slaves.
9 Clues: The name of the capital city of Barbados. • The side of the road on which you need to drive in Barbados. • The symbol found on the flag of Barbados and also associated with Poseidon in the Greek mythology. • This product is still one of the main exports of Barbados and occupies a central place in its history. • ...
EPP Europe Month Crossword 2.2 2024-04-07
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- It is the region where Munich and Nuremberg are located and here beer is considered a food. What German state are we talking about?
- According to the European Commission, what country has the smallest gender pay gap between men and women (1,3%)?
- What country has the highest rate of female entrepreneurs (33%)?
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- What European capital is the birthplace to both Erno Rubik -creator of the rubik’s cube- and Harry Houdini -one of greatest illusionists in history-?
- Who is the foremost Patron Saint of Ireland, celebrated every year on the 17th of March?
- What is the name of the popular Roman fountain where tourists throw more than 3,000€ every day for good luck?
- The Summer Olympics 2024 will include breakdancing as a sport for the first time. Where will they be held?
- What is the name of the highest mountain in Greece, home of the Greek Gods in its ancient mythology?
- What is the name of the capital of Latvia, located by the river Daugava and often called “Paris of the North”?
9 Clues: What country has the highest rate of female entrepreneurs (33%)? • Who is the foremost Patron Saint of Ireland, celebrated every year on the 17th of March? • What is the name of the highest mountain in Greece, home of the Greek Gods in its ancient mythology? • ...
Transliterating Greek 2019-03-25
19 Clues: ΙΔΕA • ΛΥΚΥ • ΛΙΛΥ • AΣΘΜA • ΙAΚΚΙ • ΔΡAΜA • ΚΥΚΛΟΨ • ΟΛΙBΙA • ΙΣABΕΛ • ΔΙΠΛΩΜA • AΜBΡΟΣΙA • ΟΡΧΕΣΤΡA • ΟΔΥΣΣΕΥΣ • ΠΡΟΜΗΘΕΥΣ • AΓAΜΕΜΝΟΝ • ΠΕΡΣΕΦΟΝΗ • ΠAΡAΛΥΣΙΣ • ΙΣΟΣΚΕΛΗΣ • ΜΕΤΡΟΠΟΛΙΣ
Greek/Latin 2021-03-30
Ancient Greek 2023-03-29
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- Spartans and Athens enemies
- Third war between Persia and Greece
- city-state that valued strength and loyalty
- The king of Persia
- rule by a king or monarch
- Second of many wars between Persia and Greece
- first war between Persia and Greece
- Greek god of war
- revolt What marked the start of four wars
- is Rule by the people
- a few people sharing power
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- Rule by aristocrats
- 300 ______ soldiers fought against Persia
- oligarchy of strong warriors
- There were four types of this in Greece
- A Spartan king that starts with "L"
- is one person taking power by force
- the capital of Greece is run by a democracy
- What greeks won in their war
- son of Darius
20 Clues: son of Darius • Greek god of war • The king of Persia • Rule by aristocrats • is Rule by the people • rule by a king or monarch • a few people sharing power • Spartans and Athens enemies • oligarchy of strong warriors • What greeks won in their war • Third war between Persia and Greece • A Spartan king that starts with "L" • is one person taking power by force • ...
Greek Mythologie 2023-05-02
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- God of metalworking
- God of music
- God of celebration
- Goddess of Vegetation
- God of the sun
- Goddess of wisdom
- Goddess of the moon
- Queen of gods
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- God of underworld
- God of sea
- God of war
- Goddess of victory
- Goddess of love
- Goddess of revenge
- God of the wild
- Goddess of night
- Goddess of magic and witchcraft
- Goddess of agriculture
- Goddess of hearth
19 Clues: God of sea • God of war • God of music • Queen of gods • God of the sun • Goddess of love • God of the wild • Goddess of night • God of underworld • Goddess of wisdom • Goddess of hearth • Goddess of victory • God of celebration • Goddess of revenge • God of metalworking • Goddess of the moon • Goddess of Vegetation • Goddess of agriculture • Goddess of magic and witchcraft
NT Greek 2012-11-12
19 Clues: Sin • Evil • Lake • John • Third • Salve • Flesh • Crowd • Father • Church • Teacher • Beloved • Eternity • Disciple • Faithful • Dead Body • Authority • Eye Sight • Commandment
greek gods 2022-02-09
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- god of wine
- Goddess of good luck and fortune
- goddess of victory
- God of the Roadways, Travelers, Merchants and Thieves
- god of the sky
- God of War
- Goddess of the moon the hunt and young maidens
- Goddess of Marriage Mothers and Families
- God of blacksmiths and fire Aphrodite Goddess of Love and Beauty
- God of archery music poetry prophecy medicine god of the sun
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- God of the Sea
- god of sleep
- god of the under world
- goddess of revenge
- Goddess of the rainbow, messenger of the gods
- Goddess of magic, crossroads and ghosts
- Goddess of Agriculture
- God of beginnings, choices and doorways
- Goddess of Wisdom War and Useful Arts
19 Clues: God of War • god of wine • god of sleep • God of the Sea • god of the sky • goddess of revenge • goddess of victory • god of the under world • Goddess of Agriculture • Goddess of good luck and fortune • Goddess of Wisdom War and Useful Arts • Goddess of magic, crossroads and ghosts • God of beginnings, choices and doorways • Goddess of Marriage Mothers and Families • ...
Book Project 2020-10-21
10 Clues: Grain spirits • Prince of Rome • Greek god of the sea • Large underground maze • An elected Roman magistrate • Greek Christmas honey cookies • A city-state in ancient Greece • The Greek word for forgetfulness • A long sword used by Roman cavalry units • A Greek forest god, part goat and part man
History 2021-03-22
10 Clues: Greek God of War • Male youth sculpture • Its column has no base • Greek Goddess of Beauty • Athens temple of Athena • Its columns have volutes • Greek God of the underground • a structural horizontal support • Its columns have acanthus leaves • Greek pottery used for carrying wine or oil
. 2024-02-28
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- Worn by actors in Greek tragedies.
- A character who contrasts with the protagonist, highlighting their traits.
- Both Greek and Shakespearean tragedies were written by poets.
- Supernatural element, often appears in Shakespearean tragedies.
- A common backdrop in many tragedies.
- A prophetic figure in Greek tragedies.
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- A division within a play.
- A frequent protagonist in Shakespearean tragedies.
- Destiny, a common theme in both types of tragedies.
- A powerful theme that often leads to tragic outcomes.
- A form of literature, both Greek and Shakespearean tragedies are examples.
- Central character in tragedies.
12 Clues: A division within a play. • Central character in tragedies. • Worn by actors in Greek tragedies. • A common backdrop in many tragedies. • A prophetic figure in Greek tragedies. • A frequent protagonist in Shakespearean tragedies. • Destiny, a common theme in both types of tragedies. • A powerful theme that often leads to tragic outcomes. • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-04-24
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- the word for the english script that comes from greek
- ancient greeces conqueror
- greek hero who killed medusa
- pieces of clay with ostricism request written on them
- the birthplace of Eucleides
- another word for city-state
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- a greek letter and the symbol on the spartan sheild
- a fruit that greece is known for
- what archimedes said when he displaces water in the tub
- the birthplace of the Greek god Dionysus
- a polis known for its strong military
- a powerful rival of Sparta for dominance over the Peloponnese
12 Clues: ancient greeces conqueror • the birthplace of Eucleides • another word for city-state • greek hero who killed medusa • a fruit that greece is known for • a polis known for its strong military • the birthplace of the Greek god Dionysus • a greek letter and the symbol on the spartan sheild • the word for the english script that comes from greek • ...
Beowulf Crossword 2017-10-28
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- Hurts Grendel's hears, which causes him to attack at the mead hall
- written by individual authors drawing on the style and conventions of the folk epic
- good
- larger than life character
- helped Beowulf defeat the Dragon
- reflects the values of the characters culture and usually figure the prominently in the history or mythology of this people
- disgusting
- making twisting or turning motions
- stories about heroes that were recited or sung as entertainment and passed down from generations
- comfort
- Hrothgar's army
- purify
- certain literary or format characteristics
- compensations for a wrong
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- hero of the story
- evil
- Beowulf's father
- in the middle of things
- big and solid
- central hero of an epic
- actions that demonstrate the hero's courage, strength, or virtue and make up most of the actions in the narrative
- when the hero receives help from a god/goddess
- a long narrative poem ;usually told orally
- history or mythology of a nation or culture often provide the themes and backdrops for the epic narrative
- a long, dangerous journey undertaken by the epic hero
- devilish female creature
- Beowul;s army
- Beowulf's lord/cousin
- what the warriors built for Beowulf to honor him
29 Clues: evil • good • purify • comfort • disgusting • big and solid • Beowul;s army • Hrothgar's army • Beowulf's father • hero of the story • Beowulf's lord/cousin • in the middle of things • central hero of an epic • devilish female creature • compensations for a wrong • larger than life character • helped Beowulf defeat the Dragon • making twisting or turning motions • ...
Mythology Chapter 1 2024-11-08
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- Dangerous creatures who lured sailors to their deaths with their enchanting songs.
- Half-human, half-goat forest deity.
- The winged god of love
- Half-horse, half-human
- Three goddesses who determined human destiny.
- Gorgon who turned men to stone with her gaze, transformed from a beautiful maiden.
- God of the underworld
- Greek goddess of youth, cupbearer to the gods.
- The home of the gods.
- Mother of lifelike creatures
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- The supreme god of the sea.
- Father of Zeus and ruler of the Titans.
- Queen of the underworld and wife of Hades.
- Goddess of the hearth and home
- The Roman name for Ares.
- The old man of the sea
- Muse associated with epic poetry
17 Clues: God of the underworld • The home of the gods. • The winged god of love • Half-horse, half-human • The old man of the sea • The Roman name for Ares. • The supreme god of the sea. • Mother of lifelike creatures • Goddess of the hearth and home • Muse associated with epic poetry • Half-human, half-goat forest deity. • Father of Zeus and ruler of the Titans. • ...
Aww tera happy birthday 2022-12-15
15 Clues: gubbu face • aunty 24/7 • my fav girls • marvel mommy • main occasion • our og tv show • your fun sport • buy 1 use 5 free • your new interest area • person with zero haters • your new fav style piece • jaya’s “favourite” hobby • mere ghar kyu ata hamesha • you like this rice v much • everyone’s common addiction
Cleopatra 2025-12-09
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- Another word for very bright starting with B
- Reddish brown dye for temporary body art
- Queen sits on it
- Royal dignity
- Ruler
- Famous for mythology
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- Born in Roma
- King tut's burial place
- Kind/Queens power
- The African queen
- Head of a group
- Female Monarch
- Where Pharaohs are mainly located at
- Female Royalty
- Commands their land
15 Clues: Ruler • Born in Roma • Royal dignity • Female Monarch • Female Royalty • Head of a group • Queen sits on it • Kind/Queens power • The African queen • Commands their land • Famous for mythology • King tut's burial place • Where Pharaohs are mainly located at • Reddish brown dye for temporary body art • Another word for very bright starting with B
Persian War 2025-01-31
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- A part of Asia where Persia and Greece clashed
- Greek soldiers locked their shields together and attacked
- Fast Greek ships, 3 rows of oars and a battering ram
- Greek volunteer soldiers
- An Asian enemy to Greece, fought at Marathon
- Warriors with a plain lifestyle, no luxury
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- Battle where Greece defeated Persia
- All the Greek states joined into a league
- The emperor who fought Greece and lost
- Brave Spartan king
- Where Persia meets Greece across a narrow bay
- A state in the huge Persian Empire
12 Clues: Brave Spartan king • Greek volunteer soldiers • A state in the huge Persian Empire • Battle where Greece defeated Persia • The emperor who fought Greece and lost • All the Greek states joined into a league • Warriors with a plain lifestyle, no luxury • An Asian enemy to Greece, fought at Marathon • Where Persia meets Greece across a narrow bay • ...
BASIC INFORMATIONS ABOUT GREECE 2017-12-04
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- helps plants to grow up.
- saint who gives us presents
- Helen in Greeks
- greek volcanic island
- he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete
- mains of transportation
- famous song of John Lenon
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- Olympus was the place of ancient greek dods
- the most famous greek monument of the world
- the capital of Greece
- Poland and Germany are situaeted there.
- it ruined lots of forests last summer in Greece
- hometown of ancient olympic games
- 2018 dedicated to european cultural herritage
14 Clues: Helen in Greeks • the capital of Greece • greek volcanic island • mains of transportation • helps plants to grow up. • famous song of John Lenon • saint who gives us presents • hometown of ancient olympic games • Poland and Germany are situaeted there. • he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete • Olympus was the place of ancient greek dods • ...
Key Terms 2025-05-26
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- a unit of the Roman army made up by approximately 6000 soldiers
- an early Greek culture that thrived in mainland Greece
- a Greek leader who relied on the military to rule
- a type of government in which people hold power through elected representatives
- a standard unit of the Greeka and Macedonian armies
- a Greek city-state
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- a term derived from the name of one of the Greek politicians; very cruel
- legendary author of the Illiad and the Odissey
- a ruler with almost absolute power selected from one of the Roman consuls to rule in times of emergency
- a hill at the center of a Greek city-state
- supreme governing body of the Roman government made up primarily by aristocrats
- the highest position in the Church; the head of the Catholic Church today
- a high-ranking Church official who supervises a number of local churches
13 Clues: a Greek city-state • a hill at the center of a Greek city-state • legendary author of the Illiad and the Odissey • a Greek leader who relied on the military to rule • a standard unit of the Greeka and Macedonian armies • an early Greek culture that thrived in mainland Greece • a unit of the Roman army made up by approximately 6000 soldiers • ...
Ancient Greece Crossword 2023-04-21
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- The Greek God of the Underworld
- Ancient Athletic Competition – The _______ Games
- The Capital of Greece
- The King of all the Greek gods
- An Ancient Greek mythical figure with snakes for hair.
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- An Ancient Greek City-State that is famous for it’s 300 warriors
- Poseidon is the Greek god of the what?
- The Goddess of War and Wisdom
- Where you would go to watch plays in Ancient Greece.
- A very famous conqueror. Alexander the _______.
10 Clues: The Capital of Greece • The Goddess of War and Wisdom • The King of all the Greek gods • The Greek God of the Underworld • Poseidon is the Greek god of the what? • A very famous conqueror. Alexander the _______. • Ancient Athletic Competition – The _______ Games • Where you would go to watch plays in Ancient Greece. • An Ancient Greek mythical figure with snakes for hair. • ...
Prose literature 2020-08-06
12 Clues: lifestyle • current events • multiple plots • imaginary stories • gods and goddesses • i write my own story • regularly kept record • natural flow of speech • moral and religious lessons • animals that talk like humans • someone's own opinion about something • observations about events or individual
Country Crossword 2024-12-12
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- Peninsula divided into north and south
- Home of the pyramids
- Land of diversity
- Second largest country
- Land of thousand lakes
- Land of rising sun
- Bridge between Europe and Asia
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- Known for TACOS
- Known for ancient mythology
- Largest country
- Famous for bullfighting
- Smallest country
- A long narrow country in South America
- A Caribbean Island
14 Clues: Known for TACOS • Largest country • Smallest country • Land of diversity • A Caribbean Island • Land of rising sun • Home of the pyramids • Second largest country • Land of thousand lakes • Famous for bullfighting • Known for ancient mythology • Bridge between Europe and Asia • Peninsula divided into north and south • A long narrow country in South America
Ancient Greece Crossword 2023-04-21
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- The Greek God of the Underworld
- The King of all the Greek gods
- The Capital of Greece
- An Ancient Greek City-State that is famous for it’s 300 warriors
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- Poseidon is the Greek god of the what?
- An Ancient Greek mythical figure with snakes for hair.
- The Goddess of War and Wisdom
- Ancient Athletic Competition – The _______ Games
- A very famous conqueror. Alexander the _______.
- Where you would go to watch plays in Ancient Greece.
10 Clues: The Capital of Greece • The Goddess of War and Wisdom • The King of all the Greek gods • The Greek God of the Underworld • Poseidon is the Greek god of the what? • A very famous conqueror. Alexander the _______. • Ancient Athletic Competition – The _______ Games • Where you would go to watch plays in Ancient Greece. • An Ancient Greek mythical figure with snakes for hair. • ...
Ancient Greece 2015-04-20
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- Clothing worn by greek women
- The largest city in Greece
- The trick the Greeks used to capture Troy
- Where statues of the Greek Gods were kept
- They began in 776BC
- The ankle-bones of sheep or goats
- Helped wealthy families
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- Greeks believed the dead went to the
- The most famous temple in Greece
- The birthplace of ancient civilisation
- The Prince of Troy ran away with her
- King of the Gods
- Athens had law courts with trial by
- Where the Olympic games began
- The place of the greatest sea battle in Greek History
- The most valuable tree in Greece
16 Clues: King of the Gods • They began in 776BC • Helped wealthy families • The largest city in Greece • Clothing worn by greek women • Where the Olympic games began • The most famous temple in Greece • The most valuable tree in Greece • The ankle-bones of sheep or goats • Athens had law courts with trial by • Greeks believed the dead went to the • The Prince of Troy ran away with her • ...
Fantasy F 2023-12-07
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- Tairngire Mythical land of promise and spiritual renewal in Irish mythology
- Magical world featured in the film "The NeverEnding Story"
- Medieval European mythical land of plenty and indulgence
- Small and magical island from the children's book "Jim Button and Luke the Engine Driver"
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- Elven refuge and dwelling place in J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth
- Legendary castle and court associated with the reign of King Arthur
- Transient and magical land that appears for a brief moment
- Symbolic land of peace and enlightenment in various religious traditions
- Utopian land in the satirical novel by Samuel Butler
- Realm of the gods in Norse mythology including Thor and Odin
10 Clues: Utopian land in the satirical novel by Samuel Butler • Medieval European mythical land of plenty and indulgence • Transient and magical land that appears for a brief moment • Magical world featured in the film "The NeverEnding Story" • Realm of the gods in Norse mythology including Thor and Odin • Elven refuge and dwelling place in J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth • ...
our holiday together! 2025-11-23
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- dutch child lesbian
- editor colleague of mine that you don’t like
- your maltese nickname
- our first destination
- 23 down
- our favourite food the entire trip
- we were almost arrested for going here
- deeply, terribly, ineffably
- new food for me
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- best mall ever
- greek name we both liked
- sassy greek man
- favourite chocolate
- we could live off these
- worst mcdonalds
- best mcdonalds
- my favourite place
- a new cuisine for us
- drunk off one sip
- scenic island
20 Clues: 23 down • scenic island • best mall ever • best mcdonalds • sassy greek man • worst mcdonalds • new food for me • drunk off one sip • my favourite place • dutch child lesbian • favourite chocolate • a new cuisine for us • your maltese nickname • our first destination • we could live off these • greek name we both liked • deeply, terribly, ineffably • our favourite food the entire trip • ...
Rewards Plus - Social Studies7 Wonders of the Ancient World 2025-01-06
10 Clues: a Greek God • Greek Island • Greek Sun God • Greek Sculptor • statue of Helios • largest city in Egypt • ruler of ancient Egypt • ancient city in present day turkey • sea located between Greece and Turkey • stone structure with a square base and 4 walls that comes to a point
Get to know the Member States! 2022-04-11
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- According to the European Commission, what European country has the smallest gender pay gap between men and women (1,3%)?
- Who is the foremost Patron Saint of Ireland, celebrated every year on the 17th of March?
- The Summer Olympics 2024 will include breakdancing as a sport for the first time. Where will they be held?
- What is the name of the popular Roman fountain where tourists throw more than 3,000€ every day for good luck?
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- What is the name of the highest mountain in Greece, home of the Greek Gods in its ancient mythology?
- What European capital is the birthplace to both Erno Rubik -creator of the rubik’s cube- and Harry Houdini -one of greatest illusionists in history-?
- What country has the highest rate of female entrepreneurs (33%)?
- It is the region where Munich and Nuremberg are located and here beer is considered a food. What German state are we talking about?
- What is the name of the capital of Latvia, located by the river Daugava and often called “Paris of the North”?
9 Clues: What country has the highest rate of female entrepreneurs (33%)? • Who is the foremost Patron Saint of Ireland, celebrated every year on the 17th of March? • What is the name of the highest mountain in Greece, home of the Greek Gods in its ancient mythology? • ...
Viking Crossword 2025-08-12
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- A free peasant or farmer in Viking society.
- Belief in or worship of multiple gods, characteristic of Norse religion.
- An assembly or meeting place for decision-making and law in Viking society.
- A fast and agile ship used by Vikings for exploration, trade, and warfare.
- A slave or serf in Viking society.
- Relating to the medieval Scandinavian people, their language, or culture.
- A region in Northern Europe, comprising Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.
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- A noble or chieftain in Viking society, often ruling over a region.
- The chief god in Norse mythology, associated with wisdom, war, and death.
- A seafaring Scandinavian warrior and trader from the late eighth to early eleventh century.
- A highly valued trait in Viking culture, often linked to bravery and reputation.
- A majestic hall in Norse mythology where warriors slain in battle are received.
- The quality of being open to challenge or debate, often in historical interpretation.
- A sudden attack or incursion, often for plunder, conducted by Vikings.
- A large, communal dwelling used by Vikings and other cultures.
- The highest-ranking ruler in a monarchy, often leading a kingdom or territory.
16 Clues: A slave or serf in Viking society. • A free peasant or farmer in Viking society. • A large, communal dwelling used by Vikings and other cultures. • A noble or chieftain in Viking society, often ruling over a region. • A region in Northern Europe, comprising Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. • A sudden attack or incursion, often for plunder, conducted by Vikings. • ...
Houseplant Happiness 2013-12-23
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- Dizygotheca Elegantissima
- Greek meaning Tail Flower
- Pachypodium comes from the Greek for 'thick foot'
- Commonly called Wax Plants
- Greek meaning 'wicker'
- Codiaeum's leaf colors include: yellow, green, copper, red, pink, orange, brown, & ivory
- Name honors 16th Century botanist, Bartolommeo Maranti
- Commonly called Weeping Fig
- Named for Michael Begon
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- Crassula Argentea comes from South Africa
- the common name for Monstera Deliciosa
- These leaves have patterns that branch intricately like a nerve network
- native to Solomon Islands in South Pacific
- D. Deremensis can grow 2 to 5 feet tall
- The Unicorn plant
- Natively found on most continents, including the Arctic
16 Clues: The Unicorn plant • Greek meaning 'wicker' • Named for Michael Begon • Dizygotheca Elegantissima • Greek meaning Tail Flower • Commonly called Wax Plants • Commonly called Weeping Fig • the common name for Monstera Deliciosa • D. Deremensis can grow 2 to 5 feet tall • Crassula Argentea comes from South Africa • native to Solomon Islands in South Pacific • ...
Matthew Stevens Period 1 2022-11-01
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- author of the Illiad
- brother to Agamemnon
- the king of the gods
- god of love
- son of priam
- Achilles lover
- goddess of wisdom
- Achilles mother
- queen of the gods
- war fought between the greeks and trojans
- most beautiful woman
- Trojan prince
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- where the gods came from
- son of a trojan prince
- wife of hector
- last king of troy
- massive wooden horse
- Greek king
- greatest Greek warrior
- major city
20 Clues: Greek king • major city • god of love • son of priam • Trojan prince • wife of hector • Achilles lover • Achilles mother • last king of troy • goddess of wisdom • queen of the gods • author of the Illiad • brother to Agamemnon • the king of the gods • massive wooden horse • most beautiful woman • son of a trojan prince • greatest Greek warrior • where the gods came from • ...
Famous Landmarks 2023-06-05
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- - Megalithic monument in England
- - Ancient Greek citadel
- - Barcelona basilica
- - Brazilian statue overlooking Rio
- - Marble mausoleum in India
- - Greek island with white buildings
- - London clock tower
- - Australian red rock formation
- - Chinese fortification
- - Parisian iron tower
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- - Australian performance venue
- - Cambodian temple complex
- - Ancient Jordanian city
- - Ancient Egyptian tomb
- - Moorish palace in Spain
- - Mayan archaeological site
- - Ancient Roman amphitheater
- - Iconic New York symbol
- - Incan ruins in Peru
- - Massive waterfall on the border of US and Canada
20 Clues: - Barcelona basilica • - London clock tower • - Incan ruins in Peru • - Parisian iron tower • - Ancient Egyptian tomb • - Ancient Greek citadel • - Chinese fortification • - Ancient Jordanian city • - Iconic New York symbol • - Moorish palace in Spain • - Cambodian temple complex • - Mayan archaeological site • - Marble mausoleum in India • - Ancient Roman amphitheater • ...
Greece VS. Rome Crossword Puzzle 2021-02-11
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- the greeks had ___ day jobs.
- who founded rome?
- greeks and romans belived in these.
- name one thing that both greece and rome grew.
- some people say that rome is ___.
- instead of having teachers in rome children had ___.
- rome was first to invent what?
- both the romans and the greeks focused their __ on well known individuals.
- Did you know __ is underground.
- both rome and greek started out as what?
- how did the romans make their statues?
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- the romans were surounded by peninsulas, what were the greeks surounded by.
- name a school in greece ___ academy
- woman in rome were what?
- greek cities had a market place, what was it called?
- rome and greece's ___ were queit different.
- the greeks kept themselves ___.
- both the greeks and romans used this to govern.
- who was the head of the greek goverment?
- woman in greece didn't have what?
20 Clues: who founded rome? • woman in rome were what? • the greeks had ___ day jobs. • rome was first to invent what? • the greeks kept themselves ___. • Did you know __ is underground. • some people say that rome is ___. • woman in greece didn't have what? • name a school in greece ___ academy • greeks and romans belived in these. • how did the romans make their statues? • ...
Countries of the World 2020-07-06
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- A popular Turkish dish
- A popular Italian dish
- A famous mountain in Tanzania
- A popular Greek dish
- A famous Egyptian landmark
- The language spoken in Turkey
- An animal that lives in Greece
- The capital of Egypt
- The capital of Tunisia
- A popular Tanzanian dish
- The capital of Turkey
- The language spoken in Tanzania
- An animal that lives in Italy
- An animal that lives in Tanzania
- The language spoken in Egypt & Tunisia
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- A famous Greek landmark
- A famous Turkish landmark
- A famous Italian landmark
- An animal that lives in Tunisia
- A popular Tunisian dish
- An animal that lives in Egypt
- The language spoken in Greece
- A famous Tunisian landmark
- The capital of Tanzania
- A popular Egyptian dish
- The capital of Italy
- An animal that lives in Turkey
- The capital of Greece
- The language spoken in Italy
29 Clues: A popular Greek dish • The capital of Egypt • The capital of Italy • The capital of Turkey • The capital of Greece • A popular Turkish dish • A popular Italian dish • The capital of Tunisia • A famous Greek landmark • A popular Tunisian dish • The capital of Tanzania • A popular Egyptian dish • A popular Tanzanian dish • A famous Turkish landmark • A famous Italian landmark • ...
Beatitudes Crossword 2023-03-03
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- this is a response to injustice
- if someone is shown mercy they are considered this
- He is absolute mercy
- “Christians believe that God fulfilled his promise in the ____________ ____ ____________”
- theirs is the kingdom of heaven
- blessed are you when people _________ you
- Greek for genuine happiness
- Greek for Blessed are
- the book of the Bible the beatitudes are found
- true happiness does this
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- Latin word for heart
- a meek spirit is this
- Those who hunger and thirst for _______ will be filled
- how many beatitudes are there?
- those who have this are aware of their utter need for God
- Latin word for mercy
- this is not incompatible with joy, but exists with it
- Latin word for peace
- the more intense your _________, the more intense your hunger and thirst
- Greek philosopher
- those who hunger and thirst for righteousness get to be this
- They will inherit the eart
- those who ____________ will be comforted
- promised this prophet he would gather his people and cleanse them
24 Clues: Greek philosopher • Latin word for heart • He is absolute mercy • Latin word for mercy • Latin word for peace • a meek spirit is this • Greek for Blessed are • true happiness does this • They will inherit the eart • Greek for genuine happiness • how many beatitudes are there? • this is a response to injustice • theirs is the kingdom of heaven • those who ____________ will be comforted • ...
Jayden's and Vicente Greece 2021-12-01
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- a religious teacher
- the strait lead to large Persian ships getting destroyed by athens smaller ships
- : first island civilization
- after victory send a runner to athens
- rebuilt temples, learning of arts, more democratic
- Marketplace and gathering place for business
- : A fort on a hilltop
- A group of people living in a new territory who have ties to their homeland: the new territory itself
- A military society
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- : An absolute ruler unrestrained by law
- - landmass that is surrounded by 3 sides of water
- leader of greeks
- - a greek civilization that lived on greek mainland
- : A government in which a small group has control- a few wealthy people hold power over the large group of citizens
- : Economy and culture
- A young Democracy
- Strong army
- A greek city-state- Town and surrounding area
- the governor of a province in ancient Persia
- make changes
20 Clues: Strong army • make changes • leader of greeks • A young Democracy • A military society • a religious teacher • : Economy and culture • : A fort on a hilltop • : first island civilization • after victory send a runner to athens • : An absolute ruler unrestrained by law • Marketplace and gathering place for business • A greek city-state- Town and surrounding area • ...
History 2nd Period: Emily's Crossword Puzzle 2021-12-07
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- A government in which all citizens share in making decisions
- 100 years
- A Greek city-state that is a military society
- A ruler of ancient Egypt
- A form of writing used by the Sumerians
- Study of fossils
- A territory governed as a political district in a country or empire
- A government official
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- A greek philosopher who is most famous for writing The Republic
- An amount left over after a certain need has been met
- A city that governs itself and its surrounding territory
- Study of human culture
- Study of artifacts
- A Greek city-state that encourages free-thinking
- 10 years
- Forced payments to a ruler
- A writing system made up of a combination of pictures and sound symbols
- The process of treating a body to keep it from decaying
- A government in which a small group of wealthy people rule
- A government run by religious leaders
20 Clues: 10 years • 100 years • Study of fossils • Study of artifacts • A government official • Study of human culture • A ruler of ancient Egypt • Forced payments to a ruler • A government run by religious leaders • A form of writing used by the Sumerians • A Greek city-state that is a military society • A Greek city-state that encourages free-thinking • ...
List 12 2024-11-22
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- - someone who leaves a group of people, latin
- - to confuse by tricking someone, latin
- - a drawing of something,, french
- - animal figure, french/greek
- - made of several things, french
- - to celebrate, latin
- - honor someone’s passing, latin
- - leader of spirit related ideas, hindi/punjab
- - to smash into tiny pieces, latin
- - evaluating yourself, latin
- - good actions that are exhibited by someone, latin
- - a limit to products, latin
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- - connection between organisms, latin
- - mammal that’s pouched, greek
- - a tax , old english
- - causing tremor, french
- - do something that’s below your standards, latin
- - area of highland, latin
- - to reveal, latin
- - that act of not wanting something, irish
- - a ban on trade, latin
- - not using many words, greek
- - in a sad mood, latin
- - tissue that carries water to all of the plant, latin
- - back away from something, latin
25 Clues: - to reveal, latin • - a tax , old english • - to celebrate, latin • - in a sad mood, latin • - a ban on trade, latin • - causing tremor, french • - area of highland, latin • - evaluating yourself, latin • - a limit to products, latin • - animal figure, french/greek • - not using many words, greek • - mammal that’s pouched, greek • - made of several things, french • ...
Called to Wholeness 2022-06-12
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- The Base of the Relationship Pyramid
- The Number of Total Beatitudes
- A Change of _____ (Conversion)
- To "Flow Together Again"
- "You Must Love Your ________ As Yourself" (Law of Love)
- A Care for Everyone (Greek Type of Love) *GRC
- To Treat Others With Respect and Dignity
- An Example is Verbal Attacks (Type of Abuse)
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- An Example of Friendship (Greek Type of Love) *Two Words
- "You Must Love the ____ With All Your Heart..." (Law of Love)
- To Let Go of Vengeance
- God's Love for Us
- The Blessed in the 6th Beatitude *Three Words
- The Number of Total Commandments
- Like the Love of a Pet (Greek Type of Love)
- You Wish the Other the Best (Type of Love)
- To Be Jealous or Possessive (Love Going Wrong)
- "Blessed Are the ____ for They Shall Inherit the Earth (Beatitude)
- To Be Genuine (Quality of Love)
- Produces Progesterone, Estrogens, Egg Cells *Women
20 Clues: God's Love for Us • To Let Go of Vengeance • To "Flow Together Again" • The Number of Total Beatitudes • A Change of _____ (Conversion) • To Be Genuine (Quality of Love) • The Number of Total Commandments • The Base of the Relationship Pyramid • To Treat Others With Respect and Dignity • You Wish the Other the Best (Type of Love) • Like the Love of a Pet (Greek Type of Love) • ...
The Internal Structure of the Earth and the Different Landforms and Processes Involved in their Formation 2022-09-21
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- the result of a tectonic plate shifting too quickly
- a magma blanket circling the inner core
- the result of an eruption
- the greek word for carpenter
- the general shape of volcanoes
- the name for when lava is inside earth
- the group of greek wind gods
- the thickest layer of earth
- the greek god that was the leader before Zeus
- divides
- collides
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- the roman version of Hephastus
- also called "rock pedestal"
- a group of mountains together
- the result of the core moving, creates the north and south pole
- the most common element in the mantle
- the thinnest layer of earth
- a type of wave thats created by oceanic plates sliding, very deadly.
- the center of our world, a ball of iron-nickle alloy
- the element formed from some lava that creates a magnetic field
20 Clues: divides • collides • the result of an eruption • also called "rock pedestal" • the thinnest layer of earth • the thickest layer of earth • the greek word for carpenter • the group of greek wind gods • a group of mountains together • the roman version of Hephastus • the general shape of volcanoes • the most common element in the mantle • the name for when lava is inside earth • ...
Greece Facts 2026-04-13
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- What do you have to have to be considered a citizen in Greece
- Where did Greeks worship their gods
- Central marketplace in Greece
- Where was acropolis located on
- What did Greece have every year to entertain
- What was the only city not protected by a wall
- What was the made building material of houses
- Typical Greeks ate for breakfast
- The most common job in Greece
- Later Greece
- what were most towns ruled over by
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- What was apart of Greeks everyday life
- what did Greeks make the first of sport related
- What were towns considered to be
- What was the wealthiest city in Greece
- What was built around Greek cities
- What did most towns have close to them for worship
- Most Greek cities were made by what sea
- The biggest Greek city
- What was suspended during winter
20 Clues: Later Greece • The biggest Greek city • Central marketplace in Greece • The most common job in Greece • Where was acropolis located on • What were towns considered to be • What was suspended during winter • Typical Greeks ate for breakfast • What was built around Greek cities • what were most towns ruled over by • Where did Greeks worship their gods • ...
sports 2026-05-08
13 Clues: s • net • cars • skating • country • good save • hole in one • interception • hit the pins • 2nd dary lead • don't get hit • bump set serve • greek Greek chicken
Crossword 007 - Fantasy Creatures 2024-09-27
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- Serpent body with a human torso and head from Asian mythology.
- A mythical animal with a spiraling horn.
- Honorable creatures featured on Xena.
- Man-eating giant. An entire kid’s movie franchise is based on this creature.
- Tiny, trouble-making demon. Germanic folklore called them “lesser goblins.” A character on OUAT.
- Dragon-like creature with only two legs and bat-like wings.
- A magical, pointy-eared forest humanoid.
- Small, bearded man who guards pots of gold.
- Cannibalistic creature from North American Algonquian-speaking tribe folklore and associated with insatiable hunger.
- A mischievous British mythical creature known for causing trouble. If you Google it, you’ll only see images of haircuts.
- Undead creature, more formidable than a ghoul, with a repulsive stench. EVIL in Minecraft (though it takes on a completely different appearance).
- Short-tempered internet monster. Hides under bridges.
- Bird-woman. Featured in Xena.
- Serpent-like creature whose gaze kills.
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- Fire-breathing beast with wings. Guards treasure.
- Wailing spirit whose cries foretell death. Wanted Gabrielle’s baby. Irish folklore.
- Supernatural spirits from Islamic mythology that have many powers (but are known to grant wishes). Najara “heard” them.
- Your favorite: half-human, half-fish creature of the sea.
- A giant with a single eye (defeated by Kassandra)(also in Xena).
- A small creature known for magic and mischief. You like them. I’m not a fan.
- A creature with the body of a lion and the head of an eagle.
- Giant sea monster that likes to capsize ships.
- Ape-like creature said to roam the snowy mountains. Featured in commercials, brand names, and children’s books & movies.
- A Scottish water spirit. Appears as a horse, entices human victims to ride, and then drags them underwater.
- Dark, deformed giant from ancient Celtic mythology. Pretty sure I took his loincloth in DND.
- A beast that dwells in labyrinths and was defeated by Kassandra.
- Literally every animal combined: head of a lion, body of a goat, and tail of a serpent. Breathes fire too.
- An eerie, ghostly apparition known for haunting the living. A DBD killer.
- Immortal bird that rises from its ashes.
- Shale.
30 Clues: Shale. • Bird-woman. Featured in Xena. • Honorable creatures featured on Xena. • Serpent-like creature whose gaze kills. • A mythical animal with a spiraling horn. • A magical, pointy-eared forest humanoid. • Immortal bird that rises from its ashes. • Small, bearded man who guards pots of gold. • Giant sea monster that likes to capsize ships. • ...
Ancient Greece Geography, Hospitality, Travel, Trade, and Colonization 2024-11-21
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- Power wasn't held at one main center. Instead, the power was ________ throughout Ancient Greece.
- ______ were supposed to be respectful of the host.
- Travel was heavily dependent on _________
- ______ translated directly as, 'guest-friendship', is a relationship formed between host and guest, stating how the host must always provide for the guest without questioning their identity.
- City states became centers of trade which helped the ___________
- What is one of the biggest adaptations of the Ancient Greek geography that allowed power to be split throughout the land instead of having one main center of power?
- In which period did Ancient Greek colonization bloom in?
- The sea was a crucial part of the Ancient Greek geography because it was a ___________
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- Ancient Greece had ________ terrain which led to different adaptations such as the import of goods
- Which Ancient Greek ships used for travel are currently in use to haul cargo?
- The word ____________ derives from Greek culture and is most often defined as the ‘rule of sea’
- Mules and _____ played a huge role in travel as they were able to easily overcome the rugged terrain
- The Greek alphabet was inspired by the writing of the _____________ sea traders
- ____ travel had certain disadvantages, however, as inclement weather made ____ travel undesirable (only one answer!)
14 Clues: Travel was heavily dependent on _________ • ______ were supposed to be respectful of the host. • In which period did Ancient Greek colonization bloom in? • City states became centers of trade which helped the ___________ • Which Ancient Greek ships used for travel are currently in use to haul cargo? • ...
Gods and goddesses 2014-05-28
12 Clues: athena's bird • the god of the sea • the tree of athena • artemis' twin sister • the mother of artemis • zeus' favorite weapon • the greek goddess of love • the god of the underworld • hades' dog with three heads • the greek goddess of hunting • a greek goddess of war and wisdom • the father of the gods and goddesses
Egyptian Mythology 2026-01-26
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- Her name means "glory of the father" in Greek.She is known as one of the greatest beauties ever to live, having charmed many with her musical voice and conversation skills. It is said that all of history would have unfolded differently had even her nose been longer or shorter.
- The jackal-headed god of the dead and embalming from Egyptian myth.He weighs the hearts of the dead to determine their final destination. He is also said to govern the technique of mummification.
- The Egyptian god of the moon.Often portrayed as a mummy with two long braids of hair, he is said to be a reincarnation of the moon itself and holds possession over what's known as the moon ship. He also acts as a companion to the Pharaoh's shadow. Hieroglyphics found in Unas' pyramid depict him as a god who prepares meals for an oppressive, god-devouring king.
- An almighty god of Egyptian lore with the head of a baboon. He stands opposite of Seth, the god of evil, and sides with Osiris and Isis, the gods of good.
- God of the dead in Egyptian lore. His consort is Isis, and his son is Horus. He was once the god of vegetation, and once ruled Egypt after the sun god Ra, but was murdered by his brother Seth.Thanks to Isis' work, he was resurrected from the dead and became king of the underworld. He was not feared, but rather worshipped as a god who brings eternal happiness in the afterlife.
- The Egyptian god of the desert, chaos and evil.He murdered his brother, Osiris, and tried to become chief god, but he was castrated by Osiris' son, Horus.
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- An Egyptian creature with the head of a crocodile, the front legs of a lion, and the hind legs of a hippopotamus.When humans die, their heart is weighed at the court of Osiris, deciding their fate. If the scales tip towards the heart, it is given to him to eat. Those whose hearts are eaten cannot continue their journey toward immortality.
- A bull god and herald of Ptah in Egyptian lore. He was worshipped in the Memphis region.He was conceived by a ray from the heavens. He is said to have 29 distinct features, such as a white triangle on his forehead, a pattern that resembles a vulture, and so forth.
- The mother goddess of Egypt. She is wife and sister to Osiris, god of the underworld.Known for her powerful magic, she could perform miracles such as raising her husband from the dead. As the patron goddess of the dead, her image can be found at many burial sites.
- The Egyptian goddess of fertility. She is also the goddess of love, motherhood, and joy.She is depicted as a cow with the disc of the sun between her horns, or as a horned woman holding the disc of the sun.
- An ancient god of Egypt known for having the sun and moon as his watchful eyes.He was revered by some as the principal god, most likely due to his association with the celestial bodies above. Myth often depicts him as a hawk or a falcon.
11 Clues: An almighty god of Egyptian lore with the head of a baboon. He stands opposite of Seth, the god of evil, and sides with Osiris and Isis, the gods of good. • The Egyptian god of the desert, chaos and evil.He murdered his brother, Osiris, and tried to become chief god, but he was castrated by Osiris' son, Horus. • ...
Finnish Mythology 2024-12-06
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- spirit of nature, feminine creator.
- the god of hunting, son of Tapio.
- wife of Tapio, the goddess of the forest.
- a god of the sky, weather, and crops
- evil forest spirit
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- a fairy spirit, gnome, leprechaun of some sort
- god of depths, giver of fish
- a malevolent sea monster; probably same as Tursas.
- female spirit of air; the daughter of primeval substance of creative spirit. Mother of Väinämöinen in Kalevala.
- the god of fertility and the protector of plants, especially the turnip
- the land of the dead
11 Clues: evil forest spirit • the land of the dead • god of depths, giver of fish • the god of hunting, son of Tapio. • spirit of nature, feminine creator. • a god of the sky, weather, and crops • wife of Tapio, the goddess of the forest. • a fairy spirit, gnome, leprechaun of some sort • a malevolent sea monster; probably same as Tursas. • ...
Egyptian Mythology 2024-12-04
11 Clues: Death God • God of Evil • Cat Goddess • God of Chaos • Cobra Goddess • Osiris’s Wife • Anubis’s Helper • Vulture Goddess • Set’s Brother and Uncle • The Equivalent to Apophis • —————— was chopped up in a coffin by Set
Aztec Mythology 2024-08-23
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- Afterlife where warriors who died in battle went
- Country that Conquered the Aztec Empire
- Name that means "humming bird to the left"
- God of fire
- The creator god
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- God of sun and war
- Holiday that originates from Aztec mythology
- Modern country where the Aztec empire was
- Number of heavens the Aztecs believed in
- Son of Malinalxochitl
- Goddess of death
- God who turned people into monkeys
12 Clues: God of fire • The creator god • Goddess of death • God of sun and war • Son of Malinalxochitl • God who turned people into monkeys • Country that Conquered the Aztec Empire • Number of heavens the Aztecs believed in • Modern country where the Aztec empire was • Name that means "humming bird to the left" • Holiday that originates from Aztec mythology • ...
LATIN-GREEK WORD CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2016-09-21
16 Clues: Silence. • Talks a lot. • Action words. • What is today? • Game of hoops. • Greek for man. • Opposite of wet. • Greek for chest. • something amusing. • Today's sub's name. • Played with racket. • Blackburns Principal. • person, place or thing. • Latin for foreign women. • Knowledge, education, truth. • Latin for girl of the forest.
Greece 2024-05-15
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- Greek epic poem attributed to Homer, describing the events of the Trojan War
- Famous Greek philosopher who was the teacher of Alexander the Great
- the Great King of Macedon who created one of the largest empires in ancient history
- Temple dedicated to the goddess Athena, located on the Acropolis in Athens
- of Thermopylae Battle where the Spartans fought to the death against the Persians
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- Period Period of cultural and intellectual flourishing in ancient Greece
- Ancient Greek physician considered one of the most outstanding figures in the history of medicine
- Greek city-state known for its military prowess and disciplined society
- Famous ancient Greek playwright, author of tragedies like "Oedipus Rex"
- The legendary city in ancient Greece known for the Trojan War
- Ancient Greek mathematician known as the "Father of Geometry
11 Clues: Ancient Greek mathematician known as the "Father of Geometry • The legendary city in ancient Greece known for the Trojan War • Famous Greek philosopher who was the teacher of Alexander the Great • Greek city-state known for its military prowess and disciplined society • Famous ancient Greek playwright, author of tragedies like "Oedipus Rex" • ...
Day_46 2022-10-27
14 Clues: [동] 초월하다 • [형] 내재하는 • [부] 인정하건대 • [형] 기이한, 특이한 • [형] 내포된, 암시된 • [형] 넓은, 훤히 트인 • [형] (~에) 비례하는 • [동] 높이다[향상시키다] • [형] 일시적인, 순간적인 • [형] 정신없이 바쁜, 빡빡한 • [명] 상속받은 재산, 유산; 상속 • [형] 타고나는, 하드웨어에 내장된 • [명] 신화, 근거없는 믿음, 신화 • [형] 산만한, 분산된 [동] 분산시키다, 퍼지다, 번지다
Differences between Ancient Rome and Greece 2021-02-12
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- They both took _____.
- __________ do things differently unlike Rome.
- Unlike Greek houses, Roman houses usually had five to seven _______
- Greece had two _____ while Rome only had one.
- In Rome,___ was king of the gods while Zeus was the king of gods in Greece.
- Both Greece and Roman citizens wore a _____
- Unlike accident Rome,the Greeks did not wear _____!
- Both were in ______
- Unlike Roman houses, Greek houses were made out of ___
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- Both have been in was against ________
- Unlike Greece, people in Roman were _______ for life.
- Both had ____
- Both ate ____
- Both taught _____ different subjects than boys.
- Both have been around for over 100 _____
- Both had ________
- They both fought in the ______ wars.
- Unlike Greek houses, Roman houses had two types _____ and Domus
- Both Greece and Roman had _____ for breakfast.
- Ancient ______ was more similar to modern day.
20 Clues: Both had ____ • Both ate ____ • Both had ________ • Both were in ______ • They both took _____. • They both fought in the ______ wars. • Both have been in was against ________ • Both have been around for over 100 _____ • Both Greece and Roman citizens wore a _____ • __________ do things differently unlike Rome. • Greece had two _____ while Rome only had one. • ...
Dad 2020-03-27
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- theta follower
- ___tai
- Joe without jolt
- shot unlikely winner
- staff note
- flexible quantity
- greek goddesses of the seasons
- reddish brown
- go awry
- tools with teeth
- on the town
- deep chasm
- genesis name
- shooting sport
- summer skin shades
- paper towel layer
- end of the world?
- till bills
- thick as fog
- popular tablet
- longest Greek island
- wide shoe size
- NYC concert venue
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- become bloodshot
- get ready to play
- cage fighting
- kingly fur
- feline constellation
- utmost degree
- healthful husks
- no longer relevant
- revolt
- Julio's home
- vision correction
- band of Boy Scouts
- crumb claimer
- superior group
- deep singer
- seventh greek letter
- canary chow
- muppet eagle
- shells out
- fiddle stick
- bill of scientific information
- bond for one
- entreaty
- Spike of film
- "blue bloods" network
48 Clues: ___tai • revolt • go awry • entreaty • kingly fur • staff note • deep chasm • shells out • till bills • deep singer • canary chow • on the town • Julio's home • muppet eagle • genesis name • fiddle stick • bond for one • thick as fog • cage fighting • utmost degree • crumb claimer • reddish brown • Spike of film • theta follower • superior group • shooting sport • popular tablet • wide shoe size • healthful husks • become bloodshot • ...
Unit 2 Horner 2020-09-21
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- The First Murderer
- The mountain Joseph almost sacrificed Isaac
- Abraham's son
- Adam and Eves third son
- Chosen people God warns about divine punishment
- Who was Jacobs favorite son
- Who Had 12 sons
- The leader of the Egyptians
- Name given to the virgin mary
- Greek Word for ten words
- Laws given by God to Moses
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- Built a boat and filled it with animals to protect them from the flood
- The second king of Israel
- Murdered By his brother
- Who wanted the people to be free from Egypt
- another name for the events of the original sin
- Gods name
- Word that comes from Greek translation of messiah
- Wife of Abraham
- What was Gods sign for his covenant with Noah
- The great prophet who guided the reforms of Hezekiah
- A greek word for speek forth
- An Agreement between someone and God
- Name given to jesus
24 Clues: Gods name • Abraham's son • Wife of Abraham • Who Had 12 sons • The First Murderer • Name given to jesus • Murdered By his brother • Adam and Eves third son • Greek Word for ten words • The second king of Israel • Laws given by God to Moses • Who was Jacobs favorite son • The leader of the Egyptians • A greek word for speek forth • Name given to the virgin mary • ...
History 3rd Yoyo Anchondo 2021-12-06
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- a large division of time in history with distinct characteristics
- Invaded greece from the north during the dark ages
- someone who performs or writes epic poems or stories about heros
- River on right side of Mesopotamia
- a greek city-state that Lived on islands
- Before christ
- The study of the human culture and how it develops over time
- River on left side of Mesopotamia
- what you call a strong ruler of egypt
- Group of people living in a new territory who have ties to their homeland
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- Made the hammurabi code
- A greek city-state
- The study of past people and events
- Line of rulers from one family
- A writing system used in Egypt
- Longest river in Egypt
- extra food is civilization
- Common Era
- Plant in Egypt used to make paper
- belief in more than one god
- A greek city-state that lived on land
21 Clues: Common Era • Before christ • A greek city-state • Longest river in Egypt • Made the hammurabi code • extra food is civilization • belief in more than one god • Line of rulers from one family • A writing system used in Egypt • River on left side of Mesopotamia • Plant in Egypt used to make paper • River on right side of Mesopotamia • The study of past people and events • ...
Literature Puzzle 2018-10-28
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- The son slayed the dragon with a ______
- the river Pecos Bill lassoed water from the Rio _______
- the knights of the king were very_______
- _________were invented by pecos Bill as practical jokes
- the people were scared of a great big
- a very evil Greek king
- a very mighty Greek hero
- a story that teaches a lesson
- the snake that got in pecos bills way was _______ feet tall
- an entertaining story
- the smart old ________
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- a hideous gorgon that turns people to stone
- the best cowboy ever
- the king gave his daughter's hand in_______ to whomever slayed the dragon
- the old wizard turned the queen into a ________
- __________was the baddest gang of cowboys ever
- the __________ son of the cobbler slayed the dragon
- the Greek king of the sky
- Pecos Bill tackled a big________
- stories that were passed down and were believed
20 Clues: the best cowboy ever • an entertaining story • a very evil Greek king • the smart old ________ • a very mighty Greek hero • the Greek king of the sky • a story that teaches a lesson • Pecos Bill tackled a big________ • the people were scared of a great big • The son slayed the dragon with a ______ • the knights of the king were very_______ • ...
9th Grade Quarter 3 2024-02-13
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- synonyms: commotion, disturbance, uproar
- Latin- vertebrate: jointed
- Latin- vacillare: to sway
- Latin- tempus: time
- Latin- vacca: cow
- person who rejects a cause, allegiance, religion, or group for another
- Dutch- jaghte: fast ship
- Latin- unus: one, animus: mind
- close association between different organisms
- poisonous substance produced by a living organism
- Greek & Latin- zoion: animal, logia: study of
- Latin- trans: beyond, quies: rest
- plant tissue that carries water and minerals from the roots to the leaves
- from French for an image perpetuated without change
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- Latin- vorare: devour
- synonyms: billow, ripple
- synonyms: grind, crush
- Latin- pausare: to pause
- synonyms: unfortunate, miserable
- from Finnish for barren hillside
- synonyms: master, expert, genius, prodigy
- Greek- protos: first in importance, agonites: actor
- Greek- strategos: general
- a broad range or related ideas/activities
- the right to vote in political elections
25 Clues: Latin- vacca: cow • Latin- tempus: time • Latin- vorare: devour • synonyms: grind, crush • synonyms: billow, ripple • Latin- pausare: to pause • Dutch- jaghte: fast ship • Latin- vacillare: to sway • Greek- strategos: general • Latin- vertebrate: jointed • Latin- unus: one, animus: mind • synonyms: unfortunate, miserable • from Finnish for barren hillside • ...
Percy Jackson crossword puzzle 2024-06-05
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- Half woman, half snake
- goddess of wild animals, the hunt, child birth, etc.
- god of the underworld
- Greek god of artisans, blacksmiths, carpenters, craftsmen, fire, metallurgy, metalworking, sculpture and volcanoes.
- half human, half horse
- god of archery, dance, and music, etc.
- has snakes for hair
- a snake-tailed, goat, and lion-headed creature that breathed fire.
- The Roman goddess of Vengeance
- half human, half goat
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- A titan and the youngest son of Uranus
- Daughter of Zeus
- god of war or spirit of battle
- god of the sea
- god of trade, wealth, luck, fertility, sleep, language, thieves, and travel.
- Ancient Greek goddess of sexual love and beauty
- Greek goddess, wife and sister to Zeus
- god of the woods
- second child of the titans rhea and Cronus, and sister to Hestia, Hera, Hades, Poseidon, and Zeus.
- god of the sky
20 Clues: god of the sea • god of the sky • Daughter of Zeus • god of the woods • has snakes for hair • god of the underworld • half human, half goat • Half woman, half snake • half human, half horse • god of war or spirit of battle • The Roman goddess of Vengeance • A titan and the youngest son of Uranus • Greek goddess, wife and sister to Zeus • god of archery, dance, and music, etc. • ...
Vocab #4 2022-12-14
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- A war between citizens of the same country
- A Doric temple of Athena
- An ancient kingdom in the Balkan Peninsula
- A system of government through elected representatives
- Geographical area in Southeastern Europe
- Money replaces barter in the exchange of goods
- A cruel and oppressive leader
- Greek civilization from the death of Alexander the Great to the 1st century
- A small group of people with control
- The period where a specified art is ats it's peak
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- A person learned in philosophy
- highest class in certain societies
- Cashless economy system where goods are traded
- A body of troops in close formation
- Military coalition of Greek city-states led by Sparta
- A form of government with the monarch as the head
- Confederacy of ancient Greek states under the leadership of Athens
- A peice of land almost surrounded by water
- A city state in Ancient Greece
- Capital of Greece
20 Clues: Capital of Greece • A Doric temple of Athena • A cruel and oppressive leader • A person learned in philosophy • A city state in Ancient Greece • highest class in certain societies • A body of troops in close formation • A small group of people with control • Geographical area in Southeastern Europe • A war between citizens of the same country • ...
Etymology Chapters 9/10 2026-04-13
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- Means according to form
- Greek love meaning love
- Means by fact
- Means in good faith
- Means at first appearance
- Root meaning fear
- Means in chamber
- Root meaning shape, form, or beauty
- Root meaning enemy
- Relating to anger, part of the 4 humors
- Greek root meaning mother
- Relating to cheerful & hopeful, part of the 4 humors
- Relating to deep sadness, part of the 4 humors
- Means in the place of the parent
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- Means let the buyer beware
- Means the body of the crime
- Means for the public good
- Means have the body
- Means I do not wish to contest
- Root meaning madness
- Relating to apathetic & slow, part of the 4 humors
- Means at another time
- Greek root meaning father
- Means be unwilling to prosecute
- Means by law
- Means elsewhere, at another place
26 Clues: Means by law • Means by fact • Means in chamber • Root meaning fear • Root meaning enemy • Means have the body • Means in good faith • Root meaning madness • Means at another time • Means according to form • Greek love meaning love • Means for the public good • Means at first appearance • Greek root meaning father • Greek root meaning mother • Means let the buyer beware • ...
Ancient Greece Vocab 2023-02-22
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- government ruled by small group
- people elect representatives to rule
- war between the Greek city-states, Athens vs Sparta
- piece of land with water on at least 3 sides
- an area grouped together by similarities
- beliefs, customs, traditions
- a democratic Greek city-state
- dictatorship
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- government ruled by religious leaders
- a military based Greek city-state
- a person with rights and responsibilities in a country
- aka the Great, king who took over much of Europe, Egypt, and into India
- government rule by king/queen
- war between the Greeks and Persians
- people make all decisions
- a city-state in ancient Greece
16 Clues: dictatorship • people make all decisions • beliefs, customs, traditions • government rule by king/queen • a democratic Greek city-state • a city-state in ancient Greece • government ruled by small group • a military based Greek city-state • war between the Greeks and Persians • people elect representatives to rule • government ruled by religious leaders • ...
Byzantine Empire 2023-05-11
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- filosofie
- word for defeated beginning with 'c'
- koepel
- word meaning the rebirth of ancient greek and roman ideas after the Greek and Roman Empires had fallen
- Verovering
- dakloos
- (in ancient times) a member of a people not belonging to one of the great civilizations (Greek, Roman, Christian)
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- a word which means things staying the same (opposite of change), beginning with 'c'
- the Eastern part of the Roman Empire
- another word for 'grens,' beginning with 'b'
- word for 'grens,' beginning with 'f'
- another word for land owned by someone, beginning with 't'
- troon
- om te rebelleren
- orgel
- leger
16 Clues: troon • orgel • leger • koepel • dakloos • filosofie • Verovering • om te rebelleren • the Eastern part of the Roman Empire • word for 'grens,' beginning with 'f' • word for defeated beginning with 'c' • another word for 'grens,' beginning with 'b' • another word for land owned by someone, beginning with 't' • ...
Unit III, Lesson 13 2016-03-31
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- Greek roots for "judge, decide"
- Greek roots for "write"
- foolish; unwise; not showing sound judgment
- finding fault with everything; excessively severe in judging
- an urgently decisive moment or situation
- a detailed evaluation or assessment
- pertaining to courts of law
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- Greek roots for "city,citizen"
- Latin roots for "judge, decide"
- to form a wrong or unjust opinion; to make a mistake in judgment
- Latin roots for "city, citizen"
- preside over a trial; sit in judgment
- wisely thought out
- Latin roots for "write"
- bias; an unfair and premature opinion
- points or standards by which something is judged or assessed
16 Clues: wisely thought out • Greek roots for "write" • Latin roots for "write" • pertaining to courts of law • Greek roots for "city,citizen" • Latin roots for "judge, decide" • Greek roots for "judge, decide" • Latin roots for "city, citizen" • a detailed evaluation or assessment • preside over a trial; sit in judgment • bias; an unfair and premature opinion • ...
important Greek 2024-09-18
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- Glorious,renowned
- Athenians dramatist that creates more realistic characters
- The greatest historian of the ancient world
- The father of history
- the system of longitude and latitude
- The character that ran 26 miles in the battlefield of Spartans
- An ancient Greek grammarian
- the greatest philosopher of western civilization
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- Wrote history of the Persian wars
- one of the enduring tales of Greek heroism
- An ancient Greek and mathematician and scientist
- The father of comedy
- Familiar to geometry like Pythagorean theorem
- A sculptor whose true love was philosophy
- Was a great Athenian playwright
- Most famous student that studied at Athens academy fro 20 years
16 Clues: Glorious,renowned • The father of comedy • The father of history • An ancient Greek grammarian • Was a great Athenian playwright • Wrote history of the Persian wars • the system of longitude and latitude • A sculptor whose true love was philosophy • one of the enduring tales of Greek heroism • The greatest historian of the ancient world • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2020-03-09
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- GREEK CITY-STATE
- THE FEW RULE
- SACRED SHRINE
- WE CHOOSE YOU TO GOVERN US
- ANTS LIVE HERE
- LEADER OF 15 DOWN
- AFTER ALEX THE GREAT DEATH
- MRS. CARLSON
- SPARTAN PRISONERS
- OUTSIDE THE ACROPOLIS
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- ONLY ONE GOD FOR THE PERSIANS
- FIRST HAND DECISION MAKING
- HIGH RANKING SPARTAN
- GREEK HILLTOP FORT
- FORMED BY THE PEOPLE
- SURROUNDED BY WATER
- TELL A GREAT STORY
- SEND IN THE _____
- A WISE ONE
- AREA RULED BY SATRAP
- ROWS OF SOLDIERS
21 Clues: A WISE ONE • THE FEW RULE • MRS. CARLSON • SACRED SHRINE • ANTS LIVE HERE • GREEK CITY-STATE • ROWS OF SOLDIERS • SEND IN THE _____ • LEADER OF 15 DOWN • SPARTAN PRISONERS • GREEK HILLTOP FORT • TELL A GREAT STORY • SURROUNDED BY WATER • HIGH RANKING SPARTAN • FORMED BY THE PEOPLE • AREA RULED BY SATRAP • OUTSIDE THE ACROPOLIS • FIRST HAND DECISION MAKING • WE CHOOSE YOU TO GOVERN US • ...
Crossword #14 2021-11-12
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- liquid rock
- Noah' boat
- a planet in our solar system
- mountain where Heidi comes from
- Intelligence agency of the US government
- Italian food starting with 'P'
- Our planet
- last word in prayer
- bird's home
- bull fight cry
- Capital of Germany
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- sound made by fingers
- Movie about a baby deer
- .....Graham Bell
- First Greek letter
- goodbye in Japanese
- Greek island
- make believe
- Emperor who set Rome on fire
- ballet skirt
20 Clues: Noah' boat • Our planet • liquid rock • bird's home • Greek island • make believe • ballet skirt • bull fight cry • .....Graham Bell • First Greek letter • Capital of Germany • goodbye in Japanese • last word in prayer • sound made by fingers • Movie about a baby deer • a planet in our solar system • Emperor who set Rome on fire • Italian food starting with 'P' • mountain where Heidi comes from • ...
Crossword for grandparents 2022-04-04
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- Capital of Sudan
- Criminal
- Poured out
- Japanese blade
- A sound traditionally made in the mountains
- Serious
- A soup dish
- 3.1415
- Collective noun for flamingos
- A type of melon
- Greek island
- Second largest country
- A massive wave
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- What light is made of
- Drum, Elusive cow like animal
- Opposite of harmony
- Where Malé is located
- Tasteless
- Fan
- The capital of Finland
- Ancient Greek monster
- Disruptive
- Raw seafood dish
23 Clues: Fan • 3.1415 • Serious • Criminal • Tasteless • Poured out • Disruptive • A soup dish • Greek island • Japanese blade • A massive wave • A type of melon • Capital of Sudan • Raw seafood dish • Opposite of harmony • What light is made of • Where Malé is located • Ancient Greek monster • The capital of Finland • Second largest country • Drum, Elusive cow like animal • Collective noun for flamingos • ...
Electra 2026-01-19
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- City destroyed in war
- God of light who supports Orestes
- Sister of Orestes
- God of war
- God of the sea
- Mother of Electra
- City where the family rules
- Lover of Clytemnestra
- Daughter of Agamemnon
- Husband of Helen
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- Sacred prophetic site
- Person Electra wants avenged
- Cause of the Trojan War
- Greatest Greek warrior
- Goddess of wisdom
- Spirits of revenge
- Brother of Electra
- Queen of the gods
- Clever Greek hero
- King of the gods
20 Clues: God of war • God of the sea • King of the gods • Husband of Helen • Sister of Orestes • Goddess of wisdom • Mother of Electra • Queen of the gods • Clever Greek hero • Spirits of revenge • Brother of Electra • Sacred prophetic site • City destroyed in war • Lover of Clytemnestra • Daughter of Agamemnon • Greatest Greek warrior • Cause of the Trojan War • City where the family rules • ...
6 2025-03-26
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- Ancient Greek painter
- Artistic handwriting
- Famous Greek painter
- Relief print technique
- Art historian biographer
- Street art anonymous
- Two-paneled artwork
- Egg-based painting
- Ancient period art
- Pose in sculpture
- Shading technique lines
- Animal skin parchment
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- Monochrome painting
- Three-paneled artwork
- Founded Bologna Academy
- Printmaking technique
- Handwritten document
- Exaggerated portrait
- Art involving movement
- Painted Assumption
- Perspective shortening
- Almond-shaped halo
- Acid-engraving method
- Everyday life art
- Simplified art form
25 Clues: Everyday life art • Pose in sculpture • Painted Assumption • Egg-based painting • Almond-shaped halo • Ancient period art • Monochrome painting • Two-paneled artwork • Simplified art form • Artistic handwriting • Handwritten document • Famous Greek painter • Exaggerated portrait • Street art anonymous • Three-paneled artwork • Ancient Greek painter • Printmaking technique • Acid-engraving method • ...
Introduction to Systematic Theology 2026-03-25
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- It was very
- God created
- Standard or rule
- The Law and the
- Do not add or
- Scripture cannot be
- Revelation witnessed by all
- the Bible is
- Greek for Word or Message
- All Humans created in
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- Omniscient - All
- The Law
- Unchanging
- Gen - Deut, Books of
- Standard for Truth
- In the beginning God
- Omnipotent - All
- Doctrine of bible
- Greek for God
- The Word in flesh
- Jesus sent Helper, Spirit of
- God's people delight in this
22 Clues: The Law • Unchanging • It was very • God created • the Bible is • Do not add or • Greek for God • The Law and the • Omniscient - All • Standard or rule • Omnipotent - All • Doctrine of bible • The Word in flesh • Standard for Truth • Scripture cannot be • Gen - Deut, Books of • In the beginning God • All Humans created in • Greek for Word or Message • Revelation witnessed by all • ...
ze ultimate crossword 2022-10-28
11 Clues: depot • Aru's mom • where Aru lives • the _____ sisters • Aiden's last name • capital of Georgia • weapon of Hindu god • Aru's dad (bad guy) • Aru's favorite color • another word for maze • the story is based on Hindu....
English Authors 2025-11-23
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- author, chocolate taster and raf fighter pilot (last name)
- author of Anna Karennina, his works inspired Mahatma Gandhi (last name)
- youngest Nobel peace laureate (first name)
- Author of if tomorrow comes (last name)
- author of shall we kill the president (last name)
- Shortened her name so that boys would not be steered away by a book from a female author (initials)
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- Queen of crime fiction, works have been translated to over 50 languages (first name)
- American author who is credited with inventing detective fiction, statue in Times Square (last name)
- Author heavily inspired by Irish mythology, folklore and mysticism (last name)
- Karnataka origin author and Rajya Sabha member (last name)
- author of secret seven and famous five series (last name)
- author of the blue umbrella, uk origin but lived in India (last name)
- bestselling author of mythology series (first name)
13 Clues: Author of if tomorrow comes (last name) • youngest Nobel peace laureate (first name) • author of shall we kill the president (last name) • bestselling author of mythology series (first name) • author of secret seven and famous five series (last name) • author, chocolate taster and raf fighter pilot (last name) • ...
Early Greek History 2017-11-09
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- patron goddess of Athens..goddess of wisdom
- blind poet who wrote the Iliad
- goddess of "love" and beauty
- Greek speaking warriors of the Trojan War...destroy Minoan civilization
- the Greek word for city-state
- there were 12 major divinities known as _______.
- wife of Zeus
- goddess of the hunt
- great Athenian reformer that passed laws to aid the poor
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- the government type given to the world by Athens
- god of the sun an prophecy
- the epic story of Homer on the Trojan War
- the war highlighted in Homer's Iliad
- the rule of one man
- Bronze Age "pre-Greeks" on the island of Crete
- king of the gods
- only free adult males born in the city state was one of these
- first law giver of Athens...harsh laws
- the Greek word for market
19 Clues: wife of Zeus • king of the gods • the rule of one man • goddess of the hunt • the Greek word for market • god of the sun an prophecy • goddess of "love" and beauty • the Greek word for city-state • blind poet who wrote the Iliad • the war highlighted in Homer's Iliad • first law giver of Athens...harsh laws • the epic story of Homer on the Trojan War • ...
Monasticism 2014-03-30
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- Monastic singing style
- First Benedictine Nun
- Greek word for eremos
- Washing place
- Chief nun
- Second in command
- Home town of Benedict
- White monks
- Wandering monks
- Special hat worn
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- Founded a new Monastic Community in 1997
- Religious garment
- Small stone houses
- Chief monk
- At the centre of all Monasteries
- Origins of Monasticism can be traced back to
- monks Benedictine
- Greek word for monachos
- Language of St Anthony of Egypt
19 Clues: Chief nun • Chief monk • White monks • Washing place • Wandering monks • Special hat worn • Religious garment • monks Benedictine • Second in command • Small stone houses • First Benedictine Nun • Greek word for eremos • Home town of Benedict • Monastic singing style • Greek word for monachos • Language of St Anthony of Egypt • At the centre of all Monasteries • ...
Etymology Crossword 2024-04-04
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- by law
- according to form
- greek word for city-state
- for the public good
- in another place
- let the buyer beware
- latin word for common people
- latin word for soldier
- XIX
- latin word for king
- greek word for absolute leader
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- by fact
- for matter of form
- latin word for peace
- latin word for old
- latin word for the best
- in good faith
- latin word for war
- XI
- at another time
20 Clues: XI • XIX • by law • by fact • in good faith • at another time • in another place • according to form • for matter of form • latin word for old • latin word for war • for the public good • latin word for king • latin word for peace • let the buyer beware • latin word for soldier • latin word for the best • greek word for city-state • latin word for common people • greek word for absolute leader
Greece Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-08
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- The god of wisdom
- A subject on learning
- The god of the sun
- The god of fire
- The god of the hunt
- The leader of Persia
- The god of pleasure
- A country from Europe
- The god of the hearth
- The god of water
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- The god of love
- The god of time
- The god of lightning
- The god of doorways
- The god of heat
- The god of war
- One's Belief
- A god
- The god of marriage
19 Clues: A god • One's Belief • The god of war • The god of love • The god of time • The god of fire • The god of heat • The god of water • The god of wisdom • The god of the sun • The god of doorways • The god of the hunt • The god of pleasure • The god of marriage • The god of lightning • The leader of Persia • A subject on learning • A country from Europe • The god of the hearth
All about Me 2025-05-24
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- my middle name
- first online handle
- dream holiday location
- my favourite game
- my favourite pokemon
- my favourite food
- my biggest fear
- my first game console
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- my biggest allergy
- my favourite soft drink
- country i want to go back to
- name i would have been given if i was a girl
- my street name
- my high school
- favourite historical topic
- my eye colour
- my medical condition
- my sisters name
- favourite season
19 Clues: my eye colour • my middle name • my street name • my high school • my biggest fear • my sisters name • favourite season • my favourite game • my favourite food • my biggest allergy • first online handle • my favourite pokemon • my medical condition • my first game console • dream holiday location • my favourite soft drink • favourite historical topic • country i want to go back to • ...
37 2022-01-24
15 Clues: Buddy • Slime • Greek O • Greek A • Utensils • Two times • Elbows e.g. • Apple product • Painter Nolde • Old Spanish coin • Streaming service (2) • Crazy about dates (2) • Often found alongside rinse • “___ Home Alabama” Lynyrd Skynyrd song • Actor in the 1953 film "From Here to Eternity".
Ancient Greece 2014-03-03
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- Most famous military adventure that is recounted in the poetry of
- reform-minded aristocrat
- Another reformer, gained the upper hand
- and open are that served as a place where people could assemble and as a market
- a name derived from a Greek word for "capture"
- a group of five men
- Rule by the few
- Holites went into battle marching shoulder to shoulder in a formation called
- Rulers who seized power by force from the aristocrats
- Modern day turkey
- A fortified site on the Greek mainland that was first discovered by the Germal archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann
- Island that Bronze Age was established on
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- Age Civilization established by 2800 B.C.
- Sea Makes contact with the outside world
- Government by the people or rule of many
- THIS IS...??
- and Bosporus Straits in Greek colonies
- Won in a struggle or contest
- Heavily armed infantry soldiers
- Most notable city
- served as a place of refuge during and attack and sometimes came to be a religious center
- Civilization the flourished from 2700 B.C. to 1450 B.C.
- Became the central focus of Greek life
- Poem Long poem that tells the deed of a great hero
- became a unified polis on the peninsula of Atfica
- This plus two other seas border Greece
26 Clues: THIS IS...?? • Rule by the few • Most notable city • Modern day turkey • a group of five men • reform-minded aristocrat • Won in a struggle or contest • Heavily armed infantry soldiers • Became the central focus of Greek life • This plus two other seas border Greece • Another reformer, gained the upper hand • and Bosporus Straits in Greek colonies • ...
Persia/Greece/Rome 2016-09-28
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- Mix of Greek, Persian, Egyptian and Indian culture
- The man responsible for Hellenism
- A government where the emperor and bureaucracy control the land
- Greek city-state
- Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus
- Official religion of the Persian empire
- A government where local rulers share power with the emperor
- The most important reason to control the sea
- The philosopher who introduced reason and rational thought by questioning everything
- Founder of Judaism
- Founder of the Persian Empire
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- A government by the people
- The empire that survived the fall of Rome for another 1000 years
- Responsible for a lot of the spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire
- About 250 years of prosperity and expansion in Rome
- Greek city-state where women were given more rights
- Most empires did this to their currency, laws, and measures to be more effecient
- The Romans and Persians built these for military and communication purposes
- The most important body of water in the Classical Era
- A government where people are represented,it was created in Rome
- First city to 1 million people
- Regional governor in the Persian Empire (Bureaucrat)
- Roman military
- Greek city-state where Democracy was created
- The metal of the Classical Era
25 Clues: Roman military • Greek city-state • Founder of Judaism • A government by the people • Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus • Founder of the Persian Empire • First city to 1 million people • The metal of the Classical Era • The man responsible for Hellenism • Official religion of the Persian empire • The most important reason to control the sea • Greek city-state where Democracy was created • ...
Rome Vs. Greece Crossword Puzzle by Mason Pilwallis 2021-02-11
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- Romans and Greeks both grew ____ to make bread.
- Both Greece and Romans painted their painting on ______.
- Greece focused on all art forms like painting and sculpting but Romans mostly focused on __________.
- Greece had one main branch of military, while Rome had two, _______ and Legions.
- Both poor Romans and Greeks ate Olives, _____ and bread.
- Both Romans and Greeks used a long weapon called a _______.
- Both the Romans and Greeks rely on the _______ to make oils and to eat as food.
- Both Romans and Greeks used a circular or square _______ to protect themselves in battle
- Romans mostly painted on walls while Greeks painted almost _________.
- Romans and Greeks most important food, the olive grows on a ______.
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- Romans ate ______ but Greeks didn’t.
- Romans had legions while Romans had ______.
- Both Greek and Roman warriors had heavy armour, but Greek armour could be up to ______.
- Both Roman and Greek clothing were made out of _______.
- In both Greece and Rome, people could become slaves by being captured in _____.
- More _______ slaves were greatly valued.
- Men in Rome wore a Toga while men in Greece wore a _______.
- Both Romans and Greeks used _____ to make wine.
- Both Roman and Greek shoes were made out of _______.
- Greeks did not eat much meat like the Romans, but they ate a lot of ______.
20 Clues: Romans ate ______ but Greeks didn’t. • More _______ slaves were greatly valued. • Romans had legions while Romans had ______. • Romans and Greeks both grew ____ to make bread. • Both Romans and Greeks used _____ to make wine. • Both Roman and Greek shoes were made out of _______. • Both Roman and Greek clothing were made out of _______. • ...
