| A | B |
|---|
| Narcissus | Fell in love with himself |
| Echo | Nymph who was punished by Hera |
| Pyramus | young man who fell in love with Thisbe |
| Thisbe | Young woman who fell in love with Pyramus |
| Babylon | Where Pyramus and Thisbe lived |
| Mulberry | Tree with white berries which turned red |
| Tereus | King of Thrace and husband of Procne |
| Procne | She was from Athens, and married Tereus |
| Pandion | Procne's father |
| Philomela | Procne's sister, Tereus developed a passion for her |
| Itys | Son of Procne and Tereus |
| Narcissus (Daffodil) | What Narcissus turned into |
| Swallow | What procne became |
| Nightingale | What Philomela became |
| Hoopoe | What Tereus became |
| Baucis | Old woman who was hospitable to Zeus and Hermes |
| Phrygia | Where Baucis and Philemon lived |
| Philemon | Old man who was hospitable to Zeus and Hermes |
| Oak tree | What Philemon became |
| Linden tree | What Baucis became |
| Orpheus | Son of Apollo and the Muse Calliope |
| Eurydice | Bitten by a snake on her wedding day |
| Persephone | Queen of the underworld |
| Hades | King of the underworld |
| Pygmalion | He disdained all women, and made his own |
| Galatea | Marble statue who became a woman |
| Atalanta | Challenged all suitors to a foot race |
| Hippomenes | Fell in love with Atalanta; beat her in a race by throwing golden apples |
| Cybele | Punished Atalanta and Hippomenes by turning them into lions |
| Ceyx | King of Thessaly; took a sea voyage |
| Alcyone | Ceyx's wife |
| Iris | Messenger goddes of Hera |
| Morpheus | Son of sleep; imitates people's appearance and speech |
| Kingfisher | another name for Halcyon |
