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Cerberus [not yet ready] Charon [not yet ready] Charybdis [not yet ready] Chimaera [not yet ready] Chiron [not yet ready] Chryseis [not yet ready] Circe an enchantress who changed Odysseus' crew into swine Cleobis [not yet ready] Cleopatra [not yet ready] Clytemnestra [not yet ready] Codrus [not yet ready] Colossus of Rhodes [not yet ready] Coronis [not yet ready] Creon [not yet ready] Cressida [not yet ready] Creusa [not yet ready] Curetes [not yet ready] Cybale [not yet ready] Cyclops a race of giants Cynthia [not yet ready] Cyrus a Persian king D Daedalus the craftsman who built the labyrinth for King Minos Damocles [not yet ready] Damon and Pythias [not yet ready] Danae [not yet ready] Danaids [not yet ready] Danaus [not yet ready] Daphne [not yet ready] Daphnis [not yet ready] Deidamia [not yet ready] Deiphobus the brother of Hector and Paris Delia [not yet ready] Delius [not yet ready] Delphic oracle [not yet ready] Demeter [not yet ready] Demogorgon [not yet ready] Deucalion [not yet ready] Diana [not yet ready] Diatys [not yet ready] Dido [not yet ready] Diomedes [not yet ready] Dionysus [not yet ready] Dirce [not yet ready] Dis [not yet ready] Discobolus [not yet ready] Dodona [not yet ready] Dorians [not yet ready] Draco [not yet ready] E Echo [not yet ready] Eileithyia [not yet ready] Electra daughter of Agamemnon Elgin marbles [not yet ready] Elpenor [not yet ready] Elysium [not yet ready] Endymion [not yet ready] Eos [not yet ready] Erinyes see Furies, the Eteocles [not yet ready] Eumaeus [not yet ready] Eumenides see Kindly Ones, the Eunaeus chief swineherd at Ithaka, a loyal friend of Odysseus Eurydice [not yet ready] Europa [not yet ready] Euryalus [not yet ready] Eurylochus second-in-command to Odysseus Eurymachus a suitor of Penelope F Fate [not yet ready] Furies, the [not yet ready] G Galatea [not yet ready] Ganymede(s) a Trojan prince Geryon [not yet ready] Giants [not yet ready] Great Gods, the see Kabeiroi H Hector the brother of Paris, the husband of Andromache, the greatest Trojan warrior, killed by Achilles Hecuba the Queen of Troy Helen the wife of Menelaus. Her beauty and kidnapping caused the Trojan War Helios [not yet ready] Hera [not yet ready] Herakles [not yet ready] Hercules the Roman name for Herakles Hermes [not yet ready] Hyperion God of the sun I Ikarus [not yet ready] Iphigenia daughter of Agamemnon J K Kadmus the founder of Thebes and inventor of the alphabet Kassandra a Trojan princess who Agamemnon brought back as his concubine after the sack of Troy Kabeiroi the Great Gods [not yet ready] Kindly Ones, the [not yet ready] Kleobis [not yet ready] Klyntemnestra also Clyntemnestra daughter of Queen Leda of Sparta. She was the wife and murderer of Agamemnon L Laertes the father of Odysseus Laocoon [not yet ready] Leda, Queen of Sparta mother of Klyntemnestra Leucothoie a sea nymph who helps Odysseus M Maenads, the another name for the Bacchants Menelaus the King of Sparta, the husband of Helen Minos the mythical king of Crete Minotaur the half-man, half-bull, son of King Minos' queen Pasiphae Muses, the [not yet ready] N Nestor [not yet ready] O Odysseus King of Ithaca, a hero of the Trojan War in Homer's The Odyssey, husband of Penelope, father of Telemachus Olympian gods [not yet ready] Olympus, Mount [not yet ready] Orestes son of Agamemnon, the hero of Oresteia Orpheus the greatest Greek singer and musician, son of Calliope and either Apollo or a King of Thrace P Pallas, Athene [not yet ready] Paris the brother of Hector, the abductor of Helen Pasiphae King Minos' queen, mother of the Minotaur Patroclus Achilles' best friend. He was killed in the Trojan War after Achilles allowed him to take his place as leader of his troops. Peleus the father of Achilles Penelope the wife of Odysseus, mother of Telemachus Phoenix Achilles' tutor Polydanas Hector's friend Polydeuces the Greek name for Castor and Pollux Polyphemus a man-eating giant (a Cyclops) which Odysseus came across on his return home from the Trojan War. He was the son of Poseidon. Poseidon God of the sea, father of Polyphemus, an enemy of Odysseus Priam the King of Troy, father of Hector Prometheus [not yet ready] Q R S Scylla a sea monster with six heads that eats six of Odysseus' crew Sirens, the [not yet ready] T Teiresias a blind prophet Telemachus son of Odysseus and Penelope Theseus the Athenian hero who, with the help of King Minos' daughter Ariadne, killed the Minotaur and was able to escape from the labyrinth. Thetis a sea goddess. the mother of Achilles Trojan Horse, the [not yet ready] U V W X Y Z Zeus [not yet ready] |