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| god of metals and blacksmithing |
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| Hephaestus/Vulcan and Mulciber |
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| goddess of hearth and home |
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| goddess of love and beauty |
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| goddess of civilization and wisdom |
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| goddess of wild things; the hunt and innocence |
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| goddess of the earth and growing things |
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winged sandals
winged hat
magic wand
shrewd and cunning
Master Thief
tortoise's shell lyre
guide of the dead |
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God of Wealth
invisibility helmet
terrible, not evil |
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wife was Amphitrite
horses
"Earth-shaker"
trident |
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| Hephaestus (Vulcan and Mulciber) |
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ugly
lame
honored in Olympus
forge under a volcano
kindly, peace-loving
protector of the smiths
handmaidens of gold |
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hateful
ruthless
bloodstained
cowardly
followed into battle by Discord, Strife, Terror, Trembling, Panic
liked by Romans, disliked by Greeks
vulture
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music
archery
healer
killed Python
Mouse-god
laurel
dolphin
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thunderbolt
slept around
greatest of the gods
aegis
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oak |
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jovial/terrible
dies every year
mother was mortal
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virgin goddess
symbol of the home
public hearth |
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protector of marriage
vengeful
jealous
cow
peacock
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laughter-loving
sprung from the foam of the sea
carries beauty everywhere
wife of Hephaestus
myrtle
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sprang from Zeus's head in full armor
handicrafts
agriculture
invented the bridle
tamed horses
Zeus's thunderbolt
virgin goddess
embodiment of wisdom, reason, purity
Athens
olive
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virgin goddess
protectress of dewy youth
silver arrows
moon
cypress
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pomegranate
carried by Hades to the underworld
daughter of Demeter |
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| lets everything die in the winter when Persephone is taken into the underworld |
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