Greek Myths, Lesson 11-15 Flashcards by Rebakah Hicks | Brainscape

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released miseries upon the world

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Pandora

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keeper of the winds

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Aeolus

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The gentle dawn; mother of the 4 winds

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Eos

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Husband of Eos

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Tithonus

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the sun

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Helios

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daughters of Helios

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Heliades

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mortal son of Helios

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Phaethon

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the moon

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Selene

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god of nature

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Pan

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turned stories into poems songs

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Muses

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muse of heroic poetry

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Calliope

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mother of the Muses; goddess of memory

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Mnemosyne

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nymph who fell in love with Narcissus

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Echo

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died from self-love

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Narcissus

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changed herself into a reed; Pan’s first instrument

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Syrinx

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nymph truned into a laurel tree

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Daphne

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father of Daphne; river-god

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Landon

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father of the centaurs; King of Lapith people

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Ixion

Q

avenging furies

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Erinyes

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father of a new race of men, son of Prometheus

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Deucalion

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his wife

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Pyrrha

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greatest teacher of Greece

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Chiron

Q

the first doctor; mortal son of Apollo

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Asclepius

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The first nurse

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Hygeia

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mortal son of Calliope

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Orpheus

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Calliope’s son tried to rescue her from the underworld

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Eurydice

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North wind

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Borlas

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South wind

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Notus

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West wind

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Zephyr

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East Wind

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Eurus

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new race, better able to endure miseries

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Deucalion’s Race

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half horse, half man

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centaur

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woodland creature with goat’s features

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satyr

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old satyrs

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sileni

Q

highest honor for a hero

A

laurel wreath

Q

where Chiron instructed his pupils

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Mt. Pelion

Q

where the Muses sang and played

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Mt. Parnassus

Q

where Orpheus’s body was found

A

Lesbos