Other Gods

Question 1

Aeolus

Answer 1

Gave Odysseus a bag that contained all the winds

Question 2

Aether

Answer 2

He was the personification of the upper air that only gods breathe

Question 3

Amphitrite

Answer 3

One of the sea nymphs. Gave birth to seals and dolphins ect

Question 4

Anemoi

Answer 4

The four wind gods. Boreas (north wind), Notus (south wind), Zephyrus (west wind) and Eurus (east wind)

Question 5

Apate

Answer 5

The personification of deceit. When the box of pandora was opened she was one of the evil spirits that came out of it.

Question 6

Asclepius

Answer 6

God of medicine

Question 7

Aura

Answer 7

Represents the gentle breeze of the early morning.

Question 8

Bia

Answer 8

The personification of force

Question 9

Chaos

Answer 9

The very first of all, the origin of everything.

Question 10

Circe

Answer 10

A powerful enchantress versatile in the arts of herbs and potions and capable of turning humans into animals.

Question 11

Deimos

Answer 11

Personification of terror

Question 12

Demeter

Answer 12

Goddess of corn and agriculture

Question 13

Dionysus

Answer 13

God of fertility and wine

Question 14

Eileithyia

Answer 14

Represents childbirth

Question 15

Enyo

Answer 15

Goddess of war and destruction

Question 16

Erebus

Answer 16

Personification of the deep darkness and shadows

Question 17

Eris

Answer 17

Goddess of chaos, strife and discord

Question 18

Eros

Answer 18

God of sexual attraction (known as Cupid to the romans)

Question 19

Gaea

Answer 19

Symbolised the earth and was the mother of everything

Question 20

Geras

Answer 20

God of old age

Question 21

Harmonia

Answer 21

Goddess concord and harmony

Question 22

Hebe

Answer 22

Goddess of youth

Question 23

Hecate

Answer 23

Goddess of magic and witchcraft

Question 24

Helios

Answer 24

Personification of the sun

Question 25

Hemera

Answer 25

Personification of the day

Question 26

Horae

Answer 26

Goddesses of seasons. Also considered to be the goddesses of order and justice. Wardens at the gates mount Olympus

Question 27

Hypnos

Answer 27

Personification of sleep

Question 28

Iris

Answer 28

Goddess/ personification of the rainbow, and a messenger for the gods

Question 29

Keres

Answer 29

Female death spirits

Question 30

Kratos

Answer 30

Personification of brute strength or power

Question 31

Momus

Answer 31

God of satire, mockery and poets. Spirit of evil-spirited blame and unfair criticism

Question 32

Motos

Answer 32

Personification of impending doom

Question 33

Morpheus

Answer 33

God of dreams

Question 34

Nemesis

Answer 34

Goddess of divine retribution and revenge

Question 35

Nike

Answer 35

Goddess of victory

Question 36

Nyx

Answer 36

Personification of the night

Question 37

Oizys

Answer 37

Goddess of misery and suffering

Question 38

Oneiroi

Answer 38

They were personifications of dreams

Question 39

Ourea

Answer 39

They represented the mountains of the world

Question 40

Paean

Answer 40

The physician of the gods

Question 41

Pan

Answer 41

God of the wild, hunting and companion of the nymphs.

Question 42

Persephone

Answer 42

Goddess of fertility

Question 43

Philotes

Answer 43

Spirit of friendship and affection

Question 44

Phobos

Answer 44

God of fear

Question 45

Pontus

Answer 45

He was a sea god

Question 46

Thanatos

Answer 46

Represents death

Question 47

The Erinnyes

Answer 47

Three female goddesses that sought vengeance against anyone who had sworn a false oath or had done an evil act.

Question 48

The fates

Answer 48

three weaving goddesses who assign individual destinies to mortals at birth

Question 49

The graces

Answer 49

Anglaea (splendour), Euphrosyne (mirth) and Thalia (good cheer)

Question 50

Thalia (the cheerful one)

Answer 50

The muse of comedy

Question 51

Urania (the heavenly one)

Answer 51

The muse of astronomy

Question 52

Melpomene (she who sing)

Answer 52

The muse of tragedy

Question 53

Polyhymnia (she of the many hymns)

Answer 53

Muse of hymns and sacred poetry

Question 54

Erato (the lovely one)

Answer 54

Muse of lyric poetry

Question 55

Calliope (the one with a beautiful voice)

Answer 55

Muse of epic poetry

Question 56

Clio (the celebrator, the proclaimer)

Answer 56

Muse of history

Question 57

Euterpe (she who pleases)

Answer 57

Muse of flute playing

Question 58

Terpsichore (the one delighting in the dance)

Answer 58

Muse of choral lyric and dance

Question 59

Tyche

Answer 59

Goddess of prosperity of a city

Question 60

Typhoeus

Answer 60

Mightiest and deadliest monster. Father of all monsters

Question 61

Uranus

Answer 61

Symbolised the sky

Question 62

Zelus

Answer 62

Personification of emulation, zeal and dedication