Lesson 20 Flashcards

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1
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dragon with 100 heads that protected Hera’s tree

A

Ladon

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2
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giant wrestler; son of Mother Earth

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Antaeus

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3
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three-headed watchdog of Hades

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Cerberus

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4
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ordered Hercules when he was enslaved by her

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Queen Omphale

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5
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King of Thessaly; husband of Alcestis

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King Admetus

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6
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most devoted wife ever; wife of Admetus

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Queen Alcestis

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7
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Hercules’ wife

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Princess Deianira

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8
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a centaur; gave Deianira poisoned blood

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Nessus

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9
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goddess of eternal youth

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Hebe

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10
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to put on (clothes)

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don

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11
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unhappy, dejected, depressed, sad

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downcast

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12
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restless, eager to do something

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impatient

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13
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tired, worn out

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weary

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14
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religious worship; loyalty or deep affection

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devotion

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15
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to tug while twisting

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wrench

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16
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to cross at a shallow place in a stream

A

ford

17
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pile of wood for burning a dead body

A

pyre

18
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brought back to life or health

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revived

19
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dark, gloomy

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dismal

20
Q

Why were the gods glad to have Hercules on Olympus?

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The Fates had predicted that Olympus would be attached by a fearful enemy, and the Olympians could be saved only if the strongest man ever born fought on their side. This man, of course, was Hercules, and he did indeed defend Olympus, making him an eternal hero of the gods.

21
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Identify and give the signficance of the location.

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Lydia - kingdom of Queen Omphale who enslaved Hercules

22
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Identify and give the signficance of the location.

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Thessaly - kingdom of Admetus, friend of Hercules