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A six-headed sea serpent and a deadly whirlpool.

A pair of fire-breathing dragons.

A giant cyclops and a siren.

A monstrous minotaur and a kraken.

Mythical creatures that lure sailors to their doom with their singing

A type of sea monster that attacks ships

Goddesses who protect sailors on their journey

Warriors who fight against Odysseus

Son of Poseidon (the god of the sea); a strong, large cyclops.

A loyal servant of Odysseus.

A goddess who helps Odysseus on his journey.

A king who offers Odysseus shelter.

A group of people whose treats make visitors forget time and home.

A tribe of fierce warriors who attack Odysseus.

A group of nymphs who help Odysseus on his journey.

A band of pirates who steal from travelers.

One of the first gods; ate most of his children in an attempt to keep his throne.

A famous Greek hero known for slaying Medusa.

The god of the sea and earthquakes.

A messenger god with winged sandals.

Son of Cronus; overthrows his father and becomes the chief deity and god of the sky.

Son of Hades; ruler of the underworld and god of the dead.

Son of Poseidon; god of the sea and earthquakes.

Son of Apollo; god of music and prophecy.

God of the underworld.

God of the sea.

God of the sun.

God of war.

Goddess of wisdom, warfare, and craft; known for her logic and reason.

Goddess of love and beauty; associated with the sea.

Goddess of the harvest and agriculture; mother of Persephone.

Goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and wild animals.

An expert weaver, famous for her beautiful tapestries; turned into a spider by the jealous goddess, Athena.

A powerful sorceress who could control the weather.

A warrior princess who fought alongside Hercules.

A sea nymph who guided sailors safely home.

A handsome lad who perished after falling in love with his reflection.

A mighty warrior who defeated the Minotaur.

A wise king who built the city of Troy.

A sea god who controlled the waves.