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| The king of Sparta and husband of Helen; a strong warrior |
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| A bull Minos refused to sacrifice to Poseidon. It was caught alive. |
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| A 3-headed beast that lived under the world |
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| What was the purpose of the Cerberus? |
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| To keep the living from entering the world of the dead |
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| The Roman name for Poseidon was... |
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| The Roman name for Hades was... |
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| The Roman name for Hermes was... |
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| The Roman name for Hephaistos was... |
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| The Roman name for Dionysus was... |
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| The Roman name for Ares was... |
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| Who was the brother of Zeus? |
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| The Roman name for Hestia was... |
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| Who was the god of the forge/divine craftsman? |
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| Troy originally, but switched to the side of the Greeks when they failed to honour him properly |
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| Who was responsible for the war and how? |
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| Paris (Alexander) because he stole Helen away from Troy |
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| A strong warrior for the side of the Greeks |
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| Who was the queen of Troy? |
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| The king of Ithaka, known as a great Greek warrior and a clever individual |
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| Which side of the war did Aphrodite support? |
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| Which side of the war did Hera support? |
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| What was the name of the girl that Agamemnon took from Achilles? |
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| The king of Pylos, an old man, but once a great Greek warrior. Known as the wisest. |
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| Who was the wife of Menelaos? |
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| Which side of the war does Artemis support? |
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| Who is the leader of the Greeks? |
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| Why is Agamemnon the most powerful? |
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| He is the most powerful because he commands the most men |
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