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| heavenly tasting, sweet-smelling |
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| Zeus' shield, breastplate |
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| being under protection or support |
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| The Titan who holds up the sky |
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| A collection of maps in a book, invented by Gerardus Mercator |
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Roman name for Demeter, goddess of grain and harvest
A dwarf planet that is part of our solar system |
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| the emptiness that Gaea was born from |
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| confused, disorderly, anarchy |
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| Greek name for Cupid, the god of love, lust, and sex |
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| the study of features, climate, and landmasses on earth |
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| The study of rocks and minerals |
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| The theory that the earth is the center of the universe |
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| Roman name for Hera, goddess of marriage and maternity |
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| being stately and having regal beauty like Juno |
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An athlete in the olympics
Any one of the immortal gods
Having god-like abilities |
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| The roman name for Hades, god of the underworld and wealth |
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| A radioactive metal, atomic number 94, atomic mass 244, symbol Pu |
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| Roman name for Hestia, a virginal goddess |
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| An unmarried woman, a pure virgin |
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| The river that flows to the Underworld |
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| Another name for Jupiter or Zeus, god of the sky |
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| Marked by hearty, joyous humor or spirit. |
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