Across
- 1. turned Odysseus's men into swine until Odysseus compelled her to turn them into men again
- 6. this fire-breathing monster had the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a serpent
- 11. he rescued his wife, Eurydice, from the underworld
- 14. she almost destroyed the human race when she allowed her curiosity to get the better of her
- 16. the goddess of love was formed from the foam of the castrated genitals of Uranus
- 17. in Roman mythology he is Mars; in Greek mythology he is
- 22. these three daughters dressed in black, determine how long one would live
- 23. it is a place of paradisal afterlife for the righteous and the heroic
- 25. he literally carried the weight of the world
- 30. as the goddess of retribution her task was to mete out justice by punishing the wicked
- 31. he killed the Minotaur
- 33. a ferryman who transports souls from the world of the living to the world of the dead
- 35. Prometheus stole this from the gods as a gift for man
- 37. Athene changed this princess into a spider so that rather than weave her exquisite tapestries, she would weave webs instead
- 39. she was cursed to repeat only the last words she heard, and eventually faded away until only her voice remained
- 40. every nine years this hideous monster demanded that Athens sacrifice seven youths and seven maidens to satisfy its hunger
- 41. he became invincible except in this one spot
- 42. his arrows compelled anyone he impales with his bow and arrow to fall in love
- 46. an epic poem attributed to Homer
- 47. born from the thigh of Zeus, he is the god of wine
- 48. the Trojan War lasted this many years
- 49. this child gave her father a pain in the head
- 50. she had a gift of prophecy, but no one would believe her
- 52. she waited twenty years for Odysseus's return from the Trojan War
- 53. the mother of Helen of Troy
- 56. he killed his father with a sickle his mother had made
- 57. the brother of Prometheus
- 59. the wife of menelaus
- 60. hercules killed these winged, man-eating predators
- 61. the Roman god of the seas
- 63. the messenger of the gods
- 64. Hercules' wife
Down
- 2. flew too close to the sun
- 3. Eros, the goddess of the dawn,asked Zeus to make him her lover, immortal, but forgot to ask that he also be granted eternal youth
- 4. a skilled Athenian architect and craftsman
- 5. the Greek epic, attributed to Homer, recounts the final weeks of the Trojan War
- 7. this three-headed beast was a decided underdog against Hercules
- 8. the symbol of Zeus and of the power he wields
- 9. suffered from liver trouble
- 10. the sun of Helios, the sun-god
- 12. this Gorgon was decapitated and from her bleeding neck sprang Pegasus
- 13. Splendor, Laughter, and Good Cheer
- 15. Hercules shot him when he caught him"horsing around" with his wife
- 18. punished for thinking he was more clever than Zeus
- 19. this winged steed was the Carrier of Zeus's thunderbolt
- 20. these giant monsters saw literally eye-to-eye
- 21. the noblest of Muses and the goddess of epic poetry
- 24. Hercules proved to this monster that two heads are not necessarily better than one
- 26. Hercules made himself a suit of impenetrable armour
- 27. abducted by Hades
- 28. Daedalus constructed this for Minos, King of Crete, to house the Minotaur
- 29. the Queen of the Amazons, Hercules killed her after she gave him her golden girdle
- 32. also called the Eumenides, these spirits could torment the life out of you
- 34. he was gorged to death by a boar
- 36. heads were entwined with writhing, poisonous snakes
- 38. the first and greatest period in history
- 43. these women murdered their husbands on their wedding night
- 44. Hera sent these to kill Hercules in his crib
- 45. the home of the gods
- 48. Hercules had to perform these many labors as a penance for killing his family in a fit of insanity
- 51. he loved himself when he saw his reflection in a pool
- 54. she chopped up her own brother to help her husband, Jason, escape from her father, King Aeetes
- 55. he found and killed the Gorgon Medusa as she slept
- 58. he was given the helm of darkness and ruled over the realm of the dead
- 62. he killed his father and married his mother
