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| Paris chooses between Aphrodite (offers girl), Hera (offers government power), Athena (offers military power) and chooses Aphrodite |
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Zeus Jupiter
Hera Juno
Hades Pluto
Demeter Ceres
Aphrodite Venus
Athena Minerva
Apollo Apollo
Artemis Diana
Hephaestus Vulcan
Ares Mars
Hestia Vesta
Posiedon Neptune
Hermes/demeter Mercury |
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| marries Thetis, at wedding Eris throws golden apple to begin fight |
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| marries Peleus, at wedding Eris throws golden apple to begin fight, Prometheus tells Zeus that Thetis is going to bare a son greater than his father |
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| son of Peleus and Thetis, Trojan War Hero |
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| Son of Atreus, Brother of Menelaus, killed by wife Klytemnestra, commander of Greek forces at Troy |
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| Son of Atreus, Brother of Agammenon, calls upon oath of Tyndareus to begin Trojan war. |
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| Wife of Agammenon, kills Agammenon upon arrival home from Troy |
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| Orestes Sister, and Daughter of Agammenon and Clytemnestra, prophet reveals she must be sacrificed for Artemis to be appeased and the war to be successful. |
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| of Agammenon and Clytemnestra, kills mother after she kills her husband |
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| Orestes Sister, and Daughter of Agammenon and Clytemnestra |
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| Daughter of Tyndareus and Leda |
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| If Tyndareus arranges Odysseus to marry his niece, Penelope, Odysseus would make sure Helen would be married safely by all costs. |
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| Married to Penelope, Trickster, inventor of Trojan Horse, takes 10 years to return home after war |
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| Niece of Tynadreus, marries Odysseus |
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| Wife of Tyndareus, mother of Clytemnestra, Helen, Castor and Pollux |
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| King of the Gods, one of many mortal sons is Patroclus (who is his favorite) |
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| Son of Tynadreus and Leda |
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| Son of Tynadreus and Leda |
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| Alternate name for the Greeks (like Argives, Myrmidons, and Danaans) |
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| Alternate name for the Greeks (like Argives, Myrmidons, and Danaans) |
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| Alternate name for the Greeks (like Argives, Achaeans, and Danaans) |
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| Alternate name for the Greeks (like Argives, Achaeans, and Myrmidons) |
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| Alternate name for the Trojans (also called Phygians) |
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| Alternate name for the Trojans (also called Dardanians) |
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| People from Troy, so called because the mythical ancestor of the Trojans was Teucer. |
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| Greek Gathering where Menelaus invokes Oath of Tyndareus and the Greeks declare war on the Trojans. |
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| The first to die in the Trojan War when he ignores the prophecy and charges from the boat only to be shot down by an arrow |
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| One who is bit by snake and is in possession of the bow of Heracles, is left on an island but prophecies say he is needed to win war so is later brought to Troy |
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| The second best fighter, looses out to Odysseus for Achilles’s armor, kills himself because he goes crazy. |
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| daughter of Apollo, who is taken by Agammenon as a war prize but later returned |
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| Taken as a war prize by Achilles and kept, later sparking an argument with Agammenon causing Achilles to leave battle in regards to war prizes |
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| - In Achilles armor kills Sarpedon (mortal son of Zeus) and is later slain by Hector. |
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| King of Trojans, killed by Neoptolomus at the altar of Zeus |
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| Priam’s wife, mother of Paris and Hector |
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| Best of the Trojans, killed by Achilles and dragged around the city walls for two weeks |
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| Mortal son of Zeus killed by Patroclus (in Achilles armor) |
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| Prophet who warns not to accept Greek Gifts but is swallowed by sea serpent |
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| Trojan who survives war and establishes settlements in the west. |
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| Son of Aeneas, founder of Alba Longa |
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| City founded by Aeneas named after his wife |
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| City founded by Ascanius, son of Aeneas, and was succeeded by numerous kings. |
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| Founder and first king of Rome. |
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| Brother of Romulus who is killed by him. |
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| King of Alba, father of Ilia, grandfather of Romulus and Remus |
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| Father of Romulus and Remus |
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| Daughter of Numitor, mother of Romulus and Remus |
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| Author of Illiad and Odyssey, poet |
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| Author of the foundation story of Rome that survived and flourished |
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