Mythology Greek Gods

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Ancient Greece

14th February 2009

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Achilles

The hero of the Iliad. Achilles' rage is the fundamental theme of the epic. His death is directly connected to the conquering of the Trojan city. He kills the Trojan hero Hector, but is later killed by Paris

Adonis

The boy Persephone and Aphrodite loved. He must live half the year alive and half dead (in the underworld). He was killed while alive, and his blood became the anemone

Aeacus

Grandfather of Achilles, father of Peleus; in death he became one of the judges of the dead

Aegeus

Theseus's father who threw himself off the edge of the cliff when his son did not raise the white flags signifying that he had survived

Aeneas

The hero of the Aeneid. He led a group away from Troy and eventually made it to Italy after many hardships. Once there he had to fight a great war before he could found his city that led to the founding of the Roman empire

Aeolus

The King of the winds. Boreas (north, Aquilo), Zephyr (west, Favonius), Notus (south, Auster) and Eurus (east)

Aescupulus

"There was a woman in Thessaly named Coronis, of beauty so surpassing that Apollo loved her." The girl decided to marry a mortal instead. Apollo found this out and went mad, resulting in her death.

Agamemnon

The leader of the Greek armies that besiege Troy. He sacrificed his own daughter to make the wind blow in the right directions

Ajax

One of the Greek champions. He ills himself in a fit of rage when he is not given Achilles' arms

Alpheus and Arethusa

Arethusa was a virgin who fled the river go Aplheus. She dived into a stream and became a stream herself. He found his way to her underground

Amazons

Warrior women who live on an island in the eastern Aegean

Andromache

The wife of Hector who was forced to watch her young son be executed after the fall of Troy

Antigone

The daughter of Oedipus who accompanies her father in exile and is brave enough to bury her dead brother knowing she will be executed by her uncle Creon