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CROSSWORD HANDBOOK
Reference book crossword. Quick word search by mask. Mythology ancient greek Crosswordist's Handbook / Index
Religion and mythology / Mythology / Ancient Greek mythology (2) IO - beloved of Zeus, fearing the wrath of Hera, Zeus turned her into a cow (3) Hades (Hades) - the god of the kingdom of the dead, as well as the kingdom itself Gaia - goddess of the earth LIN - musician and singer, taught music to young Hercules NOT - deity of the south wind PAN - deity of herds, forests and fields, companion of Dionysus Phoebus - the epithet of Apollo, indicates purity, brilliance, divination EVR - deity of the southeast wind EOL - god of the winds EOS - goddess of the dawn ECHO - a nymph who fell in love with Narcissus and was rejected by him, she dried up from grief so that only her voice remained from her (4) ARGO - the ship that sailed for the Golden Fleece ARES (Arey) - the god of the insidious treacherous war AJAX - the name of two heroes of the Trojan War HEBA - the goddess of youth, given to Hercules as a wife HERA - supreme Olympic goddess, sister and wife of Zeus ZEUS - supreme deity, father of gods and people, thunderer IKAR - the son of Daedalus, fled from the Cretan labyrinth, making wings, but rose too high, fell into the sea and crashed KADM - the founder of Thebes, having defeated the dragon, sowed the field with his teeth, from which warriors grew LEDA - the wife of the Spartan king Tyndareus, Zeus joined her in the form of a swan, as a result of which Elena was born LETA - a river in Hades, drinking from which the souls of the dead forget their earthly life LETO - daughter of the Titans, mother of Apollo and Artemis MUSES - nine sisters, daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, goddess of poetry, arts and sciences NIKA (Nike) - deity of victory NYX - see Nikta TIRS - rod of Dionysus TIHA (Tikhe) - deity of chance and fate Uranus - the god of heaven, the son and husband of the earth of Gaia CHAOS - an infinite substance that gave birth to everything that exists Oedipus - Theban king, in accordance with the prediction, killed his father and married his mother EROT (Eros) - the god of love Jason (Jason) - leader of the Argonauts (5) AUGIA - the king of the Epeev tribe, the son of Helios, owned the countless herds donated to him by his father, one of the exploits of Hercules was the cleansing of the Augean stables AGLAYA - Charita ANTEUS - the son of Poseidon and Gaia, a giant, was invulnerable as long as he touched mother earth ARGOS (Argus) - the son of Gaia, the many-eyed giant ATHENA - goddess of wisdom and just war Achilles - the hero of the Trojan War, the son of the king of the Myrmidons Peleus and the goddess Thetis Boreas - god of the north wind HADES - see Hades HERMA - the symbol of the god Hermes in the form of a stone with the head of a god Danae - the beloved of Zeus, to whom he penetrated the golden rain, as a result of which Perseus was born Daedalus - father of Icarus, inventor of carpentry tools and craftsmanship, a skilled architect and sculptor, builder of the Cretan labyrinth, from where he fled with his son Icarus, having made wings ZEFIR - god of the west wind IRENA - see Eirene IRIDA (Iris) - the goddess of the rainbow, the messenger of Zeus and Hera Kabir - demonic being MEDEA - sorceress, niece of Circe, wife of Jason, later rejected by him MINOS - king of Crete, son of Zeus and Europe MOIR - Goddess of fate NAIADES - nymphs of springs, streams and springs NIKTA (Nyx) - deity of the night Nymphs - deities of nature NIOBE (Niobe) - the daughter of Tantalus, her many children were killed by the sons of the goddess Leto, Niobe herself turned to stone from grief OREST - the son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, killed his mother and her lover, avenging his father ORION - giant hunter ORPHEUS - Thracian singer, went down to Hades for his wife Eurydice PARIS - the son of King Priam of Troy, who recognized Aphrodite as the most beautiful of the goddesses in exchange for help in kidnapping Helen PARKS - goddesses of fate Pegasus - the winged horse of Zeus PILAD - friend of Orestes PRIAM - the last king of Troy, father of Hector, Paris and Cassandra SATYR - lower deity, companion of Dionysus STYX - a river in the realm of the dead, the goddess of this river TITAN - see Titans TYPHON - hundred-headed monster CHARON - carrier of the dead in Hades Aegis - the shield of Zeus, a symbol of the patronage of the gods (6) ADONIS - god of fertility, favorite of Aphrodite ATLANT - titan holding the vault of heaven on his shoulders HARPIES - goddesses of the whirlwind, half-woman, half-bird Hekate - goddess of darkness and sorcery HECTOR - son of King Priam of Troy and Hecuba, defender of Troy, killed by Achilles HELIOS - god of the sun HEMERA - deity of the day HERCULES - hero, son of Zeus and Alcmene, performed 12 labors HERMES - messenger of the gods, patron of travelers, guide of the souls of the dead HESTIA - goddess of the hearth Hephaestus - god of fire and blacksmithing HYGEIA - the deity of health Dionysus - god of winemaking Dryada - forest nymph ECHIDNA - see Echidna KRONOS (Cronus) - Titan god, son of Uranus and Gaia, father of Zeus MEGERA - one of the three Erinyes MEDUSA - the eldest of the Gorgon sisters, a snake-haired maiden, whose head was cut off by Perseus Maenads - companions of Dionysus MORPHEUS - god of dreams ORACLE - divine soothsayer PERSEUS - a hero, the son of Zeus and Danae, the husband of Andromeda saved by him from the monster PLUTO - god of the underworld PROTEUS - sea deity, son of Poseidon, shepherd of seal herds PSYCHE - the personification of the soul, breath SATYRS - fertility demons that make up the retinue of Dionysus SELENA - Goddess of the Moon SIRENS - evil demons, half-woman half-birds, live on the rocks of the island and lure travelers with beautiful voices SPHINX - a monster with the face and chest of a woman, the body of a lion and the wings of a bird, defeated by Oedipus Scylla - a six-headed sea monster, the daughter of Hecate and Echidna, lives in a cave opposite Charybdis, Odysseus sailed past her Tantalus - a hero, the son of Zeus, for crimes against the gods, was punished in the other world with eternal thirst and hunger TARTAR - abyss TITANS - ancient gods, children of Gaia and Uranus TRITON - sea deity, son of Poseidon Urania - muse, patroness of astronomy PHAETON - son of Helios, died trying to drive his father's chariot THEMIS - goddess of justice KHARITS - goddesses of beauty, grace and eternal youth Chimera - a monster with three heads (a lion, a goat and a snake), killed by Bellerophon, who rose into the air on the winged horse Pegasus Cerberus (Cerberus) - a three-headed dog with a body studded with snake heads and a snake tail, guardian of the kingdom of the dead CYCLOPS (Cyclops) - one-eyed giant CIRCE (Kirka) - a sorceress, turned the companions of Odysseus, who arrived on her island, into pigs EIREN (Irena) - the deity of the world ERINIA - Goddess of vengeance ECHIDNA (Echidna) - a monster, half-snake-half-woman (7) ANTINA - the leader of the suitors of Penelope, who sought her hand in the absence of Odysseus APOLLO - Olympic god, son of Zeus and Leto, brother of Artemis, god of the sun, wisdom, patron of the arts, leader of the muses, warrior, soothsayer ARIADNE - the daughter of the Cretan king Minos, helped Theseus get out of the labyrinth where the Minotaur lived GALATEA - sea deity, beloved of Pygmalion Ganymede - the son of the Trojan king Tros, because of his extraordinary beauty, was abducted by Zeus and ascended to Olympus, where he served as cupbearer of the gods HYACINTH - a young man, a favorite of Apollo, accidentally killed by him, beautiful flowers grew from his blood HYMENEUS - god of marriage GORGONS - three sisters, monsters, winged women with snakes instead of hair DEMETRA - Goddess of fertility and agriculture Dejanira - wife of Hercules JOCASTE - mother and later wife of Oedipus CALYPSO - a nymph, kept Odysseus in captivity for 7 years on her island CENTAUR - half-man-half-horse, a wild creature that lives in the forest or in the mountains, sometimes centaurs act as educators of heroes (Jason, Achilles) CYPARIS - a young man, a favorite of Apollo, was friends with a beautiful deer, which he once accidentally shot while hunting, turned by the gods into a tree of sadness CYPRUS - one of the epithets of Aphrodite KIFARED - one of the epithets of Apollo LAOKOON - a Trojan soothsayer, dissuaded the Trojans from introducing a Trojan horse into the city, for which he and his children were torn to pieces by two sea snakes sent by the gods Menelaus - king of Sparta, brother of Agamemnon, husband of Helen, hero of the Trojan War MUSEION - a temple dedicated to the Muses Narcissus - a beautiful young man, seeing his face, fell in love with himself and died from this love, a flower grew at the place of death NEREIDS - sea nymphs, benevolent to people, help them in disasters Odysseus - king of Ithaca, one of the main characters of the Trojan War, famous for his cunning, favorite of Athena PALLADA - one of the epithets of Athena PANDORA - the first woman, created by Athena and Hephaestus, opened a vessel from which human vices and misfortunes spread throughout the world, only hope remained at the bottom of the vessel Pantheon - a place dedicated to all the gods PASIFAYA - daughter of Helios, wife of the Cretan king Minos, mother of the Minotaur PATROCLES - the hero of the Trojan War, ally and friend of Achilles, died at the hands of Hector, who was helped by Apollo POLYADA - one of the epithets of Athena POLYPHEM - Cyclops, son of Poseidon and a nymph, blinded by Odysseus Telemachus - son of Odysseus Tiresias - the blind Theban soothsayer, to whom Odysseus descended into the kingdom of the dead Charybdis - a monster in the form of a terrible whirlpool, located in a narrow strait opposite Scylla, Odysseus sailed past it (8) AMAZON - a woman from a tribe of warriors AMBROSIA - food of the gods ANTIGONE - daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta, accompanied her blind father on his wanderings ARTEMIS - goddess of the hunt, daughter of Zeus and Leto, twin sister of Apollo ASCLEPIUS - the god of healing, the son of Apollo, learned to resurrect the dead, for which he was killed by Zeus APHRODITE - goddess of love and beauty Bacchante - priestess of the god of wine and winemaking Bacchus UNICORN - an animal with the body of a horse, goat or bull and a long straight horn on the forehead Iphigenia - the daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, whom Agamemnon tried to sacrifice to Artemis, Artemis replaced her with a doe and transferred to Tauris Minotaur - a monster, a bull-man, born by the wife of Minos Pasiphae from a bull sent by Poseidon, imprisoned in an underground labyrinth in Crete NAVSIKA - the daughter of the king of the feacs Alcinous, helped Odysseus, thrown by a storm on the island of the feacs, to get to Ithaca NEMESIS (Nemesis) - the goddess of revenge, punishes people for crimes Penelope - wife of Odysseus, famous for her fidelity to her husband POSEIDON - one of the main Olympic gods, the lord of the sea PROMETHEUS - a titan who brought fire to people, for which, by order of Zeus, he was chained to a rock Eurydice - wife of Orpheus (9) Agamemnon - leader of the Greeks in the Trojan War, brother of Menelaus AMPHITRITE - one of the Nereids, the goddess of the sea, the wife of Poseidon ANDROMACHE - Hector's wife ANDROMEDA - daughter of the Ethiopian king Cepheus and Cassiopeia, saved by Perseus from a sea monster ARGONAUTS - heroes who, under the leadership of Jason, sailed to Colchis for the Golden Fleece HECATOMBA - a sacrifice consisting of 100 bulls Euphrosina - Charita CASSANDRA - daughter of Priam and Hecuba, a soothsayer whose prophecies no one believed CASSIOPEIA - mother of Andromeda, turned into a constellation TRIPTOLEMOUS - the son of the Eleuxian king Keleus, a hero to whom Demeter gave wheat seeds so that he would sow the earth and teach people to do this (10) HIPPOKRENA - a source of inspiration that arises from the blow of the hoof of Pegasus PENTESILEA (Penthesilea) - the queen of the Amazons, during the Trojan War came to the aid of the Trojans and fell at the hands of Achilles PYGMALION - king of Cyprus, fell in love with a statue of a beautiful woman who was revived by Aphrodite and under the name of Galatea became his wife (11) BELLEROPHON - hero, saddled Pegasus and killed the chimera HERMAPHRODITE - the son of Hermes and Aphrodite, a nymph fell in love with him unrequitedly, and at her request the gods merged them into a single bisexual creature (12) HECATONCHEIRS - hundred-armed and fifty-headed giants who helped the gods defeat the titans KLYTEMNESTRA - wife of Agamemnon, took revenge on her husband for trying to sacrifice their daughter Iphigenia Word search to solve the crossword puzzle: Replace each unknown letter with *. For example, dog * ka, * oshka, we ** a. Pairs е - ё, and - й are equated.
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