| A | B |
|---|
| Chaos | gaping, yawning |
| Gea (Gaia) | mother earth |
| Tartarus | underworld |
| Uranus | put children back in Gea; the sky |
| Cronus | castrated Uranus |
| Titans | children of Gea and Uranus |
| Zeus | not swallowed by Cronus |
| Titanomachy | ten-year war between Olympians and Titans |
| Olympus | home of the gods |
| satyrs | half-man; half-goat |
| centaurs | half-man; half-horse |
| Helios | sun god |
| Erinyes | Furies |
| Titans | children of Uranus and Gea |
| Aphrodite | goddess of love and beauty, born from castrated parts of Uranus |
| Cronus | son of Uranus and Gea who castrates Uranus and loses in the Titanomachy |
| Prometheus | "fore-thought"; created humans |
| Epimetheus | "after-thought" |
| Hestia | goddess of the hearth and home |
| Demeter | goddess of grain |
| Hera | wife of Zeus |
| Hades | god of the underworld |
| Poseidon | god of the sea |
| Cerberus | three-headed dog; guards entrance to Hades |
| Hephaestus | god of fire; blacksmith |
| Pandora | first woman; means "all gifts" |
| Persephone | daughter of Demeter; married to Pluto |
| Ares | god of war |
| Muses | goddesses of artistic inspiration |
| Pan | satyr; yelled loudly |
| Cheiron | centaur |
| Hermes | messenger god; made the lyre; stole cattle of Apollo |
| Athena | born from the head of Zeus; goddess of wisdom |
| Dionysus (Bacchus) | god of wine and vegetation; kidnapped by pirates |
