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  1. 3. From Shinto, eight-headed serpent killed by the storm god.
  2. 6. Austrio-Hungarian Archduke who's death was a catalyst for WWI.
  3. 8. Author of the Theogony.
  4. 12. The capital of Norway.
  5. 13. Mesoamerican feathered serpent.
  6. 14. Achilles' great friend, best pal, roommate, good ol' chum and definetly not boyfriend.
  7. 15. Sixth letter of the Greek alphabet.
  8. 16. First King of Portugal.
  9. 18. Mythological Greek creatures that sing to attract sailors.
  10. 22. European country whose capital is Sophia.
  11. 23. U.S. President nicknamed Ike.
  12. 24. In some older ancient Greek myths, the son of Hades and Persephone.
  13. 27. Japanese weasel yokai with blades in place of paws.
  14. 30. From Greek myth, the first woman.
  15. 31. Mesoamerican fire serpent wielded as a weapon by Huitzilopochtli the sun god.
  16. 34. Primordial Shinto god of fire.
  17. 35. Aplle pie á la _____.
  18. 36. From Hinduism, "The Destroyer".
  19. 37. Director of the original "Godzilla".
  20. 41. Greek goddess who created olives.
  21. 42. The man who discovered the neutron.
  22. 43. The intense desire to steal books.
  23. 44. Author of the Divine Comedy.
  24. 45. The only author to have written books in 9 of the 10 categories of the Dewey Decimal system.
  25. 47. Second Roman Emperor.
  26. 51. The fear of being watched by a duck or goose.
  27. 54. Latin for "masterpiece".
  28. 55. Plaza from "Die Hard".
  29. 57. The largest country to stay neutral during WWI.
  30. 60. The time when the sea or a river comes furthest up the beach or bank.
  31. 63. Shinto deity of fertility and foxes.
  32. 66. Author of "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit".
  33. 68. Venetian equivalent of a Duke.
  34. 70. Shinto goddess of the sun.
  35. 71. From Shinto, the sword of the storm god.
  36. 74. Famous Roman Stoic.
  37. 75. What happens during rainy season in India.
  38. 78. From Greek myth, leader of the Argonauts.
  39. 84. Greek god of foresight that gave humans fire.
  40. 85. Greek goddess of memory.
  41. 88. Synonym of "friendly".
  42. 92. The most important woman history calls "the Great".
  43. 93. Synonym of "counterclockwise".
  44. 94. Greek god of the forge.
  45. 95. Greek goddess of the moon.
  46. 96. Attempt by a Scottish monk historian to chronicle the entire history of the world until that point in the 15th century.
  47. 97. From Shinto, objects that gain sentience if neglected for too long.
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  1. 1. Author most famously known for works such as "Journey to the Centre of the Earth" and "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea".
  2. 2. The world's smallest country.
  3. 4. Considered the father of history.
  4. 5. Son of Odysseus and Penelope.
  5. 7. Golden Palace built by Emperor Nero.
  6. 8. Greek god of the sun.
  7. 9. Rider of Pegasus.
  8. 10. Kurt Cobain's ex-wife.
  9. 11. From Greek myth, the first spider.
  10. 16. The body's main artery.
  11. 17. Greek goddess of the hearth and its fire.
  12. 19. Hearing a word repeated so many times it looses its meaning.
  13. 20. Shinto moon god.
  14. 21. The name for a collective of owls.
  15. 25. Killing a monarch.
  16. 26. Religion containing the Noble Eightfold Path.
  17. 28. The japanese term for a live action film or show that makes heavy use of special effects.
  18. 29. Author of "The Prince".
  19. 32. Lacking legal or moral restraints.
  20. 33. Greek demigod of medicine, son of Apollo.
  21. 38. Capital of Canada
  22. 39. Greek goddess of victory.
  23. 40. Summer capital of the Mongol Empire.
  24. 46. "Dragon" in Greek.
  25. 48. The first official, undisputed queen of England.
  26. 49. Roman Emperor whose name means "little boots".
  27. 50. The world's most popular indoor sport.
  28. 52. Greek god who created horses.
  29. 53. Hazardous material that makes up 1/3 of all the litter on the planet.
  30. 56. The grammatical phenomenon of repeating a word with an altered vowel to create a phrase.
  31. 58. Son of Zeus and Europa.
  32. 59. Founders of Rome.
  33. 61. In the United States, it is enphatically their province and duty to say what the law is.
  34. 62. The Inkblot Test.
  35. 64. He is described as "stink, stank, stunk".
  36. 65. Ancient empire, house of many great names, such as Justinian the Great, Empress Theodora, Flavius Belisarius, and Anna Komnene.
  37. 66. Our primary source for Norse Mythology, containing the Poetic Edda and the Prose Edda.
  38. 67. The study of finger prints.
  39. 69. Founder of Heliocentrism.
  40. 72. Shinto storm god.
  41. 73. Founding Hero of Athens.
  42. 76. Country whose capital is Baku, a city famed for its medieval walled Inner City.
  43. 77. Greek patron god of the gender confused.
  44. 79. Greek god of hindsight.
  45. 80. Serpent killed by Apollo at Delphi.
  46. 81. Old-timey for "truth".
  47. 82. Director of "The Nightmare Before Chritsmas".
  48. 83. Plates that cause earthquakes.
  49. 86. From Shinto, Princess of the moon.
  50. 87. The longest reigning queen in the history of the world.
  51. 89. Greek goddess of magic.
  52. 90. Hades' dog.
  53. 91. Author of "The Wizard of Oz".