ENGLISH MYTHOLOGY WORD – A

  • Avas – Mortal king, son of Lygeas and Hypermnestra, husband of Okalea, father of Acresius and Proite, king of Argos.
  • Rigid (i) – Death hero, son of Theseus and Phaedra, lover of Laodice, father of Munitos, Achaean hero of the Trojan War.
  • Rigid (ii) – Death hero, son of Andesora and Goddess, defender of Troy.
  • Hake (Acastus) – Mortal king, son of Pelia and Anxiety, husband of Police, father of Stenel and Laodameia. King of Iolku and Argonaut.
  • Lip (Acheilus) –Death, son of Zeus and Lamia. He turned into a monstrous shark from Venus.
  • Acheloos – River god, son of Ocean and Tethyus, father of Sirens. God of the Acheloos River.
  • Acrisius – Dead King, son of Ava and Aglaia, brother of Proite, father of Danae. King of Argos.
  • Octaion (Actaeon) – Death hero, son of Aristite and Self-Emperance. A student of Chiron and Theban hero.
  • Coastal (Actaeus) – Death king, native, father of Aglaurus, Erses, Pandrossus and Phoenicia. King of Attica.
  • Hector (i) – Death prince, son of King Deion of Phocis, husband of Aegina, father of Menoitius.
  • Hector (ii) – Death king, son of Myrmidona and Pisidiki, father of Euryton, King of Fthia.
  • Injustice (Adicia) – Secondary goddess, potential daughter of Discord or Night. Goddess of Injustice.
  • Unwrought (Admetus) – Death hero and king, son of Feritas, wife of Alcestis, father of Eumelus. Argonaut and hunter of Calydon Capros, king of the Ferans.
  • Adonis –Death, son of Kinura and Smyrna, lover of Venus.
  • Inactive (Adrastus) – Death king, son of Talau and Lysimachi, husband of Amphithea, father of Aegialea and Kyanippus. King of Argos.
  • Wind (Aeacus) – Death hero, son of Zeus and Aegina. King of Aegina and father of Telamonas and Peleus.
  • Eagle – King of Colchis, son of the Sun and Persida, father of Medea. Holder of the Golden Fleece.
  • Aegeon –First god, son of Pontus and Gaia. Ally of Titans in Titan fighting and god of the storms of the Aegean.
  • Aegeus – Death king, son of Pandion and Pylia, brother of Pallanda, Nisus and Wolf, father of Theseus from Aethra. King of Athens.
  • Aegina (Aegina) – Naiad nymph, daughter of Asop and Front, mother of Aia by Zeus and Menoiti by Hector.
  • Egypt (Aegyptus) – Death king, son of Belus, brother of Danaus, father of fifty sons. King of Arabia and Egypt.
  • Wind (i) – Death king/second god, son of the Knight, wife of Melanippe. Keeper of the Winds and King of Aeolia.
  • Aeolus (ii) – Mortal king, son of the Greek, wife of Eirete, father of many children, king of Thessaly.
  • Aerope – Dead queen, daughter of Katrea, wife of Atrea, mother of Agamemnon and Menelaus. Queen of Mycenae.
  • Aesacus – Dead prince and fortune teller, son of Priam and Arisbe. He turned into a seabird from Tethy.
  • Aeson – Death king, son of Cretheus and Tyros, wife of Polymeles or Alkimedes, father of Jason.
  • Ethalides – Death hero, son of Mercury and Eyperm. Argonaut.
  • Aether – Primary god, son of Erebus and Night. God of the pure upper air of the gods.
  • Ethiopian Cetus - Sea monster, descendant of Forkey and Cetus. He terrorized Ethiopia until Perseus arrived.
  • Vaccines (Aethra) –Death princess, daughter of Pitthea, mistress of Aegeus, mother of Theseus.
  • Agamemnon – Death king, chief of the Achaeans in Troy, brother of Menelaus, wife of Klytemnestra, father of Iphigenia and Orestes.
  • Lover (Agapenor) –Death king, son of Agea and Iotida, hero of the Trojan War, king of Arcadia.
  • Aggelaus –Death, servant of King Priam, stepson father of Paris.
  • Agener – Dead King, son of Epaphus and Memphis, father of Europe and Cadmus. King of Phoenix.
  • Aglaia – One of the Graces, daughter of Zeus and Eurynome, wife of Hephaestus. Goddess of Brilliant.
  • Ajax the Great – Death hero, son of Telamonas, suitor of Helen and hero of the Trojan War.
  • Ajax the Lesser –Death hero, son of Uleus, hero of the Trojan War.
  • Ariadne – Mortal princess, daughter of Minos and Pasiphae, beloved of Theseus and wife of Dionysus. She was immortalized by her husband.
  • Mars (Ares) – Olympian god, son of Zeus and Hera. God of War.
  • Artemis (Artemis) – Olympia goddess, daughter of Zeus and Letus. Goddess of the hunt and protector of young girls.
  • Athena (Athens) – Olympia goddess, daughter of Zeus and Metis. Goddess of wisdom.

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