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- 3. Half-human, half-horse creatures known for their archery skills.
- 4. Mischievous forest dwellers with goat-like features.
- 7. Ferryman who transports souls across the rivers of the underworld.
- 8. A sea god known for his ability to change shape.
- 11. A monstrous duo symbolizing a sea peril in a narrow strait.
- 14. Cupid's Greek name
- 16. The three-headed dog guarding the entrance to the underworld.
- 20. Pollux's Greek name
- 22. the Roman/Latin name for the Romulus deified (made a god)
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- 1. Nine goddesses who inspired the arts and sciences.
- 2. Twin brothers and heroes in Greek and Roman mythology.
- 5. Trio of deities controlling the life thread of mortals.
- 6. Rainbow goddess and messenger in Greek mythology.
- 9. Ancient Greek deities of vengeance and retribution.
- 10. Two-faced Roman god, symbolizing beginnings and transitions.
- 12. Roman/Greek god of love, often depicted with a bow and arrow.
- 13. One-eyed giant, famous from Homer's "Odyssey."
- 15. Enchanting sea nymphs known for their irresistible singing.
- 17. God of medicine and healing in ancient Greek mythology.
- 18. Sisters with snakes for hair, one of whom was Medusa.
- 19. Minor nature deities typically associated with a particular location or landform
- 21. A satyr and a nature god; his name means "all" in Greek