| A. The shapeless mass that contained the seeds of the universe | Q. Goddess of Love and Beauty | HH. King of Crete who demanded sacrificial victims from Athenians |
| B. Mother Earth | R. God of Love | II. Half-bull, half-man monster who lived in the labyrinth |
| C. Father Sky | S. Lord of the Realm of the Dead | JJ. Cretan princess who provided a hero with the secret to the labyrinth |
| D. The Titan who brought fire to humanity | T. Kidnapped goddess who later became the Queen of the Dead | KK. The builder-inventor who created the labyrinth and later flew away from Crete |
| E. Greek agricultural goddess | U. Two-headed god known as the Porter of Heaven | LL. Hero required to perform twelve dangerous tasks before being granted immortality |
| F. Lord of the Sea | V. God of Flocks and Shepherds | MM. Warrior women who lived near the Black Sea |
| G. King of the Olympian Gods | W. Goddess of Flowers | NN. Hero of the Trojan War who was killed when struck by an arrow in his heel |
| H. Queen of the Gods | X. God of the Cold North Wind | OO. Queen of Sparta, whose abduction led to the Trojan War |
| I. God of War | Y. Goddess of the Dawn | PP. Leader of the Greek forces during the Trojan War |
| J. Volcano-dwelling architect and metal-working god | AA. He conquered a hideous monster by looking at a reflection of her face | QQ. King of Ithaca who underwent many trials on his journey home from Troy |
| K. Goddess of Wisdom | BB. A Gorgon whose head was covered with snakes | RR. One-eyed, cannibalistic Cyclops |
| L. Mother of Apollo and Artemis | CC. The giant who carried the world on his shoulders; he was often tricked | SS. Enchantress who turned men into pigs |
| M. God of Archery, Music, and, later, the Sun | DD. A winged horse often associated with the Muses | TT. Hero's wife who waited 20 years while he fought the Trojan War and tried to get home |
| N. Goddess of the Moon | EE. The leader of the Argonauts | UU. Trojan survivor of the Trojan War claimed as an ancestor by the Romans |
| O. Male Messenger of the Gods | FF. The goal of the Argonauts | VV. Author of The Aeneid |
| P. God of Wine | GG. Prince who freed Athens from its obligations to Greece | WW. Author of The Iliad and The Odyssey |
| XX. Queen of Carthage who fell in love with a hero who later deserted her | YY. Founder of Rome |