warlike derived from the roman god of war

Irrational and persistent fear, named for the god of fear

Plotted with her youngest son to overthrow her husband named for the maiden who challenged Athena to a weaving contestįed her husband a stone wrapped like an infant Warlike, derived from the name of the Roman god of warĪ kind of breakfast food fro mthe name of the roman goddess of the harvest, also any kind of grain, such as wheat or rye Wasting away or failure to grow, from Atropos, the fate who decided now long each person's life should be named from Gaea or Earth (Her name is pronounced 'Jee ah' Study of the continent, climates, plants, animals, ect. Represented both love and the principals of orderĪrranged in order of occurrence, from the name of the father of Zeus (His name meant time.) Youngest of the Titans, destined to cause his father's fall of power Goddess of crafts and domestic arts, and those of war The nine daughters of Mnemosyne, had special interests in the arts and sciences The three Graces granddaughters of the sea nymphs, presided over social occasions The three fates, were also daughters of Themis God of the sun, of the lyre, of archery, and of prophecyĪpollo's sister, was the goddess of the moon, of wild animals and of hunting Grandson of Atlas, was the messenger god and the god of science, of commerce, and of sports Heavenly wife of Herakles, was the goddess of youth The goddess of love and beauty, sprang from the foam of the sea The goddess of wisdom, sprang fully grown from Zeus's head Ruler of the oceans one of his sons was Trition. Ruler of the oceans, one of his sons was Trition, the sea nymphs were his daughters Ruler of the underworld, kingdom of the dead

Wife of Zeus and queen of the gods and goddesses Giants who sprang from the meeting of Earth and the heavens

Warlike derived from the roman god of war