Duplicate of Mythology Gods/Goddesses

Which goddess, born from seafoam & attended by the 3 Graces, was known for her beauty?

Even the gods feared the arrows of Cupid, the son of _____.

The six Vestal Virgins were priestesses of the goddess of the _____.

Rex deorum et deus tempestatis erat _____.

Quis erat deus belli et pater Romuli Remique?

The Olympian goddess Athena wears an aegis decorated with _____.

The favorite daughter of Zeus, _____ , is said to have spring fully armed from his head.

Hermes, the guide to the Underworld, was also known as the god of _____.

Who was the queen of the Underworld and the wife of Pluto?

Deus aquarum qui tridentem portabat erat _____.

Mars: Ares :: Diana : _____

The goddess of wisdom and patroness of arts and crafts was _____.

Neptune is the Roman god whose symbol is the _____.

The Queen of hades and wife of Pluto was _____.

In the temple of which Roman goddess did priestesses keep a perpetual fire burning?

The Greeks said that Demeter was the goddess of grain; the Romans called her _____.

What deity do the oak tree and the eagle symbolize?

The Titan who swallowed his newborn offspring lest one of them depose him was _____.

Iris, the messenger of Juno, was also goddess of _____.

The goddess who searched for her lost daughter was _____.

The animal associated with Neptune and Bellerophon was the _____.

Which god did NOT live on Mt. Olympus?

The horse and the trident were symbols of _____.

Diana hunted with _____.

Quis erat rex deorum?

Which god was often called Dis because his kingdom included the rich minerals under the earth?

A helmet, spear, and owl are attributes of the goddess _____.

In mythology, fire was brought to mankind from Olympus by _____.

The Romans worshipped Bacchus as the god of _____.

The Roman goddess of wisdom, often depicted with an owl, was _____.

Jupiter and Juno were known to the Greeks as _____.

The month whose name is derived from the Roman god with two faces is _____.

Quis erat uxor Plutonis et filia Cereris?

The virgin goddess who was the protectress of hearth, home, and public buildings was _____.

The god who stole Proserpina and carried her to the Underworld is _____.

The mountain that was considered the home of the gods was Mount _____.

Woodland creatures who were half-man, half-goat and attended the god Bacchus were _____.

Moonlight and the hunt are associated with the goddess _____.

The son of Jupiter who wore winged sandals and carried the caduceus was _____.

Who is the Greek goddess of love and beauty whose name means "born from the foam of the sea"?

To the Romans she was Juno, but the Greeks called her _____.

The lame blacksmith who forged invincible weapons for Olympians and heroes was _____.

Mercury left his cradle & created the lyre, which he later gave to his brother _____.

What goddess lost her daughter to Hades and grieved for half of every year?

Quis erat dea amoris?

The two-faced Roman god of beginnings and doorways was _____.

As the god of the Sun and light, who was also the patron divinity of poetry and prophecy?

Which of these Olympian deities never left Mt. Olympus?

Who carries souls across the River Styx into the Underworld?

This god would say, "Through me, all is revealed: what's yet to be, what was, & what now is."

What was the Roman name for Dionysus, the Greek god of wine, revelry & theatrical performance?

Venus : Aphrodite :: Minerva : _____

Which divinity do grapes and wine suggest?

Who was the goddess of love and beauty?

Ceres, goddess of _____, is often pictured with a cornucopia.

Two attributes of Athena were _____.

Which 2 gods joined Jupiter in ruling over the three regions of the universe?

The deity whose temple was open during times of war and closed during times of peace was:

Zeus gave the aegis to ____, his wisest and most beloved daughter.

Often pictured wearing a war helmet, _____ is known as the goddess of arts and crafts.

In Greek and Roman mythology, Charon, Proserpina, and Sisyphus were to be found _____.

Which young Olympian, who invented the lyre, is usually pictured carrying the caduceus?

Which two were messengers for the gods?

The caduceus is the symbol of _____.

The epithet, "ox-eyed" was given to the goddess Hera, whose Roman counterpart was _____.

Janus, the Roman god of beginnings and doorways, was always pictured with _____.

The month January was named for the Roman god of _____.

Dea Ceres filiam petebat. Tandem eam in regno Plutonis invenit. Quis erat filia?

Who was the messenger of the gods who carried the caduceus & escorted souls to the Underworld?

Quis est Minerva?

The month named for the Roman god of war is _____.

Diana, goddess of the moon, was also associated with _____.

Jupiter sent Mercury, the _____ of the gods, to the Underworld.

Pluto took Proserpina, the daughter of _____, to the Underworld to be his queen.

Which one of the following was not one of the twelve Olympians?

Osiris was the Egyptian lord of the Underworld; his Roman counterpart was _____.

Charon, Cerberus, and Pluto are mythological characters connected with _____.

Which of the following adjectives best describes the personality of the queen of Olympus?

What was the Greek name for Venus, the goddess of love and beauty?

This god of medicine and music was known as the slayer of the monsters Python and Tityus.

The trident and horses were associated with _____.

Peacock: Juno :: owl : _____

The twelve giants against whom Zeus successfully waged war were _____.

In order to emphasize the swiftness of its service, one might use the god _____ as its symbol.

To the Romans he was Jupiter, but to the Greeks he was _____.

Who was the god of the sun, medicine and music, rejected by the nymph Daphne?

Which of the following is the River of Gloom in the Underworld?

Which bird is most closely associated with Aphrodite?