Greek Mythology

3. — Goddess of agriculture and mother of Persephone.
4. — Goddess of the hunt and twin sister of Apollo.
10. — God who ruled the realm of the dead.
12. — Nymph whose story explains why a person's words may be repeated back to them.
13. — Three-headed dog that guarded the entrance to the underworld.
14. — Boy who flew too close to the sun using wings made from feathers and wax.
17. — King of the Greek gods who wielded the thunderbolt.
18. — Winged horse associated with the story of Perseus and Medusa.
19. — Hero famous for completing twelve labors; known as Heracles in Greek tradition.
20. — Mountain considered the home of the major Greek gods.
21. — Legendary musician who traveled to the underworld to try to bring back his wife.
23. — Creature with the head of a bull and the body of a man.
25. — Complicated maze where the Minotaur lived.
27. — Hero who defeated Medusa using a reflective shield in a common version of the myth.
30. — Goddess of love and beauty.

1. — Stringed musical instrument often associated with Apollo and Orpheus.
2. — Clever Greek hero whose long journey home is told in The Odyssey.
5. — Hero who defeated the Minotaur in the Labyrinth.
6. — Youth whose story is associated with excessive self-love.
7. — Goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare, often represented by an owl.
8. — Gorgon with snakes for hair whose gaze could turn people to stone.
9. — God of the sea whose weapon was a three-pronged spear.
11. — Powerful weapon associated with Zeus.
15. — Giant known for having a single eye in the middle of its forehead.
16. — Messenger of the gods, known for his winged sandals.
22. — King whose touch turned objects into gold.
24. — Skilled mortal weaver transformed into a spider in a well-known version of her myth.
26. — Three-pronged weapon associated with Poseidon.
28. — God associated with music, prophecy, and archery.
29. — God associated with the violent aspects of warfare.