Lesson 2 Flashcards
fairy goat, horns flowed with ambrosia and nectar
Amaltheia
breastplate of Zeus
Aegis
first wife of Zeus; goddess of prudence
Metis
Titans who left to join Zeus in revolt
Prometheus, Empimetheus
Zeus’ weapon; symbol of his power
lighting bolt
monsters sent by Mother Earth to fight Zeus
Typhon and Echidna
highest mountain in Greece
Mount Olympus
home of the gods
Mount Olympus
fleet-footed messenger of gods
Iris
traveled on a rainbow
Iris
strongest Titan
Atlas
carries the sky on his shoulders
Atlas
goddess of the hearth
Hestia
daughter of Cronus
Hestia
minor nature gods
nymphs
cannot be penetrated, pierced
impenetrable
caution, good sense
prudence
slyly
cunningly
unable to be conquered, defeated
unconquerable
bubbling, foaming
frothing
poison secreted by some snakes, spiders
venom
horrible, ugly
hideous
to cringe, tremble in fear
cowered [cower]
glittering with rainbow colors
iridescent
Identify and give the significance of the marked location.

Mt. Olympus - home of the gods
Describe the palace of the gods and anme its builder.
The one-eyed Cyclopes built the palace. The palace was hidden in the clouds and was by the goddesses of the seasons. Light in the palace never failed. The Olympian gods and goddesses sat on the Twelve Golden Thrones, and Hestia tended the sacred fire in the hall.