| A | B |
|---|
| pantheon | temple dedicated to all the gods |
| deity | god or goddess |
| idyllic | peaceful and happy |
| hubris | too much pride |
| etiological | study of causes |
| trident | three pronged spear |
| jovial | full of cheerful good humor |
| ambrosia | something delicious;food for the gods |
| lethargic | extreme lack of energy or vitality |
| anthropomorphic | attributing human form or personality to a god, animal, or object |
| herculean | having great strength |
| titanic | gigantic, immense |
| odysey | a long, adventurous journey |
| mercurial | having a lively temperament; liable to sudden mood changes |
| mentor | a trusted advisor |
| tantalize | to tease or toment by the sight of something that is desired but kept out of reach or withheld |
| iridescent | showing rainbowlike colors |
| martial | war, warlike |
| gossamer | fine, filmy piece of cobweb made by small spiders |
| poignant | arousing sympathy, deeply moving to the feelings, keenly felt |
| Olympian | majestic and imposing |
| narcissism | tendency to self-worship; in love with yourself |
| stygian | murky, gloomy |
| erotic | of sexual love; arousing sexual desire |
| plutocracy | rule of the wealthy |
