Astronomy

2. Excessive pride or self-confidence that leads to downfall.
4. The process of seeking forgiveness or recovery from sin or error.
6. The constellation representing a flying horse from Greek mythology.
7. The constellation representing a chained princess in Greek mythology.
11. The collection of traditional stories that explain historical events and natural phenomena.
12. A constellation representing a queen sitting on her throne.
13. A constellation of a hunter in Greek mythology.
14. A hero who saved Andromeda by slaying the sea monster Cetus.

1. A mythological figure known for completing twelve labors.
3. The action of making amends for a wrong.
5. Excessive pride in one's appearance.
7. The branch of science that studies celestial objects space and the physical universe as a whole.
8. A constellation in the shape of a scorpion
9. Another term for being subject to death; not immortal.
10. A sea monster in Greek mythology, often depicted in the constellation named after it.
11. Concerning principles of right and wrong behavior.