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(Two Great Gods of Earth)
Dionysus
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God of Wine
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(Two Great Gods of Earth)
Demeter
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God of Harvest/Corn/Rice/Fertility
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(Two Great Gods of Earth)
Persephone
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Daughter of Demeter, kidnapped by Hades and made Queen of Underworld.
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(Two Great Gods of Earth)
Hades
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King of Underworld, kidnapped Persephone.
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(Two Great Gods of Earth)
Semele
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Dionysus' mother
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(Two Great Gods of Earth)
Semele
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Mother of Dionysus (Zeus was father)
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(Two Great Gods of Earth)
Ariadne
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Princess abandoned by a prince whom Dionysus fell in love with.
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(Two Great Gods of Earth)
Pentheus
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King of Thebes who refused Dionysus' claim to throne.
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Chaos
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State of the universe before it was created.
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Night
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Child of Chaos
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Erebus
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"Unfathomable depth of where death dwells" Hades?
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Love
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Created from Darkness and Death.
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Light and Day
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Created by Love
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Earth
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Popped up from literally no where.
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Gaea
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AKA Earth
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Ouranos
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AKA Father Heaven
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Giants, Cyclops, Titan's
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First beings of the Earth.
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Cronus
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Saturn, Ruler of the Universe but overthrown by Zeus
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Zeus
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Overthrown Cronus and became next ruler of Universe
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Prometheus
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Son of the TItan Iapetus and took sides with Zeus
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Atlas
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Prometheus' brother who was condemned to bear on his back the wait of the world
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Typhon
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Terrible creature after the war between Gods and Titans who sprung from the earth.
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]Epimetheus
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Brother of Prometheus, both were assigned to shape the mortal aspects of the universe. Unwittingly...
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Pandora
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Silly person who opened the box that flew out many evils and the last thing "Hope"
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[Creation (World and Mankind)]
Hermes
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Prometheus, for his anti-God acts and the fact he was withholding a secret from Zeus, was tied...
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(Earliest Heroes)
Io
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Maiden of which Zeus fell in love with. Complications with Hera made her into a heifer with...
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(Earliest Heroes)
Europa
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Maiden whom Zeus fell in love with. Zeus turned into a bull and took her Crete
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(Earlies Heroes)
Polyphemus
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Cyclops, son of Posseidon, who got stabbed in the eye by Odysseus when he tried to capture...
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(Earliest Heroes)
Oddyseus
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Hero (Trojan War) who was trapped by Polyphemus and escaped by stabbing him and using a furry...
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(Earliest Heroes)
Galatea
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Polyphemus' eye candy. He loved her but she turned to love a prince who was killed by Polyphemus...
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(Earliest Heroes)
Doris
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Sister nymph of Galatea who liked the one eyed dude but never admitted to him.
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(Earliest Heroes)
Narcissus
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Beautiful man who resented love and fell prey to his stupidity. His body wasn't found but instead...
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(Earliest Heroes)
Echo
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Nymph cursed upon to only speak what has been said to her.
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(Cupid and Psyche)
Cupid
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Son of Aphrodite, fell in love with Psyche.
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(Cupid and Psyche)
Psyche
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Fairest woman of all, so fair that many stopped worshipping Venus (Aphrodite) and therefore...
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(Cupid and Psyche)
Aphrodite
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Extremely jealous of Psyche, arranged her to be married to a monster, but her son fell in love...
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(Cupid and Psyche)
Psyche's sisters
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Told Psyche her mysterious husband was a serpent and wished to eat her. Which caused Psyche...
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[The House of Atreus]
The house of Atreus included...
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Agamemnon (led Greeks to Troy)
Clytemnestra (wife)
Iphigenia, Orestes and Electra (children)
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