Greek mythology crossword puzzles on Zeus, Athena, the Olympians, and famous myths.
Crossword clues used in greek mythology puzzles, with answers and links to play.
“The gloomy ruler of the realm of the dead”
HADES (5)
“The ruler who wields a lightning bolt as his primary weapon”
ZEUS (4)
“The personification of the rainbow and messenger of the gods”
IRIS (4)
“The primordial goddess of the night”
NIX (3) · NYX (3)
“The goat-legged god of the wild and shepherds”
PAN (3)
“The snake-haired Gorgon whose gaze turns men to stone”
MEDUSA (6)
“The king of Athens who defeated the Minotaur”
THESEUS (7)
“The river that serves as a boundary between Earth and the Underworld”
STYX (4)
“The goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare”
ATHENA (6)
“The goddess of love and beauty born from sea foam”
APHRODITE (9)
“The god of the sea who carries a trident”
POSEIDON (8)
“The blacksmith god of fire and masonry”
HEPHAESTUS (10)
“The legendary musician who tried to rescue his wife from the dead”
ORPHEUS (7)
“The rustic god of the wild who played a flute made of reeds”
PAN (3)
“The ultimate ruler atop the peak of Olympus”
ZEUS (4)
“The great serpent slain by Apollo at the center of the world”
PYTHON (6)
“The creature that asked a riddle to those entering Thebes”
SPHINX (6)
“The first woman whose curiosity released evils into the world”
PANDORA (7)
“The divine blacksmith who forged lightning for the gods”
HEPHAESTUS (10)
“The primordial personification of the dark of night”
NYX (3)
“The goddess of wisdom who sprang fully formed from her fathers head”
ATHENA (6)
“The god of wine and theater who traveled with satyrs”
DIONYSUS (8)
“The boundary river that souls had to cross to reach the afterlife”
STYX (4)
“The huntress who guarded the wilderness under the moon”
ARTEMIS (7)
“The colorful messenger who traveled on a shimmering bridge”
IRIS (4)
“The goddess of love who emerged from the foam of the sea”
APHRODITE (9)
“The aggressive deity who personified the brutality of combat”
ARES (4)
“First mortal woman, who opened a forbidden jar releasing evils”
PANDORA (7)
“Youth who fell in love with his own reflection”
NARCISSUS (9)
“Greek hero and king of Ithaca in Homer's epic poem”
ODYSSEUS (8)
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