Across
- 3. Named after Roman Emperor Augustus Caesar
- 5. Named after Fauna, a Roman goddess associated with nature and fertility
- 8. Named after Bethlem Royal Hospital in London, famous for treating people with mental illness
- 9. Named after Anders Celsius, the Swedish scientist who developed the temperature scale
- 12. From Sparta, the ancient Greek city famous for its tough warriors
- 15. Named after Saint Valentine
- 17. Named after the Meander River in ancient Turkey, famous for its winding path
- 18. From the Titans, the powerful giants of Greek mythology
- 19. Named after Jules Léotard, a French acrobat who wore the one-piece garment
Down
- 1. From Jove, another name for the Roman god Jupiter
- 2. Named after Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers
- 4. Named after Tantalus, a character in Greek mythology who was punished by being unable to reach food and water
- 5. Named after Frigg, a Norse goddess
- 6. Named after Lord Raglan, a British military commander who wore a sleeve design later named after him
- 7. Named after Paisley, a town in Scotland where the patterned cloth was produced
- 10. Named after Luigi Galvani, an Italian scientist who studied electricity
- 11. Named after Thomas Derrick, an English hangman who later became associated with lifting equipment
- 13. Named after Charles Lynch, an American judge who carried out unofficial punishments
- 14. Named after Marathon, the Greek town where the Battle of Marathon took place
- 16. From “Saint Audrey’s lace,” jewellery and ribbons sold at a fair in England
