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Polyphemus, a cyclops, was the son of:

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Polyphemus, a cyclops, was the son of:

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Poseidon

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Poseidon's virility and power are symbolized with:

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horses and bulls

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These three of the Nereids are important:

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Thetis, Galatea, and Amphitrite (depicted as mermaids)

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The Gorgons are the offspring of:

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Phordys and Ceto

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Poseidon is usually seen:

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weilding a trident

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Nereus mated with Oceanids to become:

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father of 50 daughters called Nereids

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Scylla is the daughter of which of the following?

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Phorcys and Hecate

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With what two gods is the identity of Proteus often merged?

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Nereus and Triton

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Who is the goddess of the rainbow, messenger of the gods, and the daughter of Pontus and Gaia?

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Iris

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Triton is often depicted as:

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a half-man/half-fish blowing on the conch shell

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Pontus or Pontos stands for what?

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sea

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Which is not a name for one of the Gorgons?

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Echidna

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Oceanys and Tethys were Titans who produced thousands of:

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Oceanids

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Who was Poseidon's wife?

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Amphitrite

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Proteus was:

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an old man of the sea who could tell the future and change his shape (son of Poseidon and Amphitrite)

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Thetis and Peleus married and birthed:

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Achilles - hero of the Trojan war

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Who was the son of Poseidon and Amphitrite?

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Trition - merman and trumpeter of the sea

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Galatea, having spurned the advances of Polyphemus, fell in love with:

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Acis

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Nereus

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an old man of the sea who could tell the future and change his shape (son of Pontus and Gaia)

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Who was destined to birth a son who would be stronger than his father?

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Thetis

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Who bore Nereus 50 daughters?

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Doris

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In early sources, the Harpies were:

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winds

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Who bore Cerberus, the Hydra, and Theban Spinx?

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Echidna - mother

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