Across
- 2. forked spear with three points
- 4. Ancient civilization that borrowed myths from Greece
- 5. poetry that teaches a lesson or presents clear message about morals
- 7. Ancient Greek author who wrote "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey"
- 8. The study of myths and legends
- 9. what Zeus had to wear when he returned home
- 11. Cronos’s' third daughter; the protector of women
- 12. the second daughter of Cronos; Goddess of agriculture
- 14. what Pluto's helmet made him
- 16. lesser nature goddesses who cared for Zeus
- 19. son of Cronos who was saved by Rhea
- 21. The act of appealing to the Muses at the beginning of an epic
- 24. Primordial deity representing night
- 27. Primordial deity representing day
- 29. existing only in the imagination; kind of place Mount Olympus is believed to be
- 31. Term for something existing at the beginning of time
- 32. Greek word for the deep abyss including the underworld
- 33. one-eyed makers of Zeus's thunderbolts
- 34. The primordial god of darkness
- 36. titan who was condemned to hold up the heavens as punishment
- 37. spirits of revenge that had a dog's head and bat's wings (Erinyes)
- 39. king of the ocean
Down
- 1. part of the universe ruled by Pluto
- 2. One of Hesiod's complete surviving epics about the myths of the gods
- 3. goddess born from the foam of a drop of blood falling into the sea
- 6. Primordial being representing the void without form
- 10. son of mother earth and the sky
- 11. Cronos's first daughter; Goddess of hospitality
- 13. human-shaped giants who became the first gods and goddesses
- 15. sent away
- 17. Beings that supposedly gave Hesiod his poetic gifts
- 18. what Pluto wore to become invisible
- 20. name of the mountain that was the home of the gods
- 22. impossible to reach
- 23. Term for a story about the creation of the world
- 25. king of the underworld
- 26. mother earth
- 28. actual or authentic
- 30. what Atlas had to hold up as punishment
- 35. a farm tool with a curved blade used for cutting grain
- 38. Hesiod's occupation before becoming a poet
