Across
- 2. The story of him contains two themes of Greek myth and drama; the flawed nature of humanity, and an individual's powerlessness against the course of destiny.
- 4. While Neptune ruled the sea and could cause the waters to become violent, he also had a strong connection to the earth, as shown in his association with earthquakes that the Greeks believed he started with his mighty trident.
- 8. As the messenger of the gods, Mercury represents both eloquence and speed.
- 10. Cupid is an enduring symbol of romantic love.
- 11. Unhappiness and isolation are often associated with Pluto in ancient Greek myths.
- 13. When he disobeys Hades by looking back at Eurydice before they reach the surface, he breaks his agreement with Hades and Eurydice must return to the underworld.
Down
- 1. Bacchus is often viewed as the outsider or foreigner, which is a reflection of his origins outside Greece and Rome.
- 3. The symbols associated with Vulcan,the blacksmith's hammer, anvil, and tongs, all illustrate his place among the gods as a working craftsman, and a symbol of all men who must work with their hands.
- 5. She is cursed by Hera after the goddess is distracted by her constant chatter.
- 6. He is aware of his own beauty and rejects everyone who wishes to become his partner, considering them unsuitable.
- 7. One of the central themes found in the myths of Jupiter is interference in the affairs of humans.
- 9. One of their main themes is the power of true love and the other is the power of music.
- 12. Juno stood as a symbol of motherhood, as well as a symbol of loyalty to her husband Zeus.