ENGLISH MYTHLOGY WORD – B-C

  • Bellerophon –Death hero, son of Gull and Eurymede, wife of Philanthropist. Ride him. Pegasus And killed the terrible monster Chimera.
  • Belus –Death King, his son Mapou and Memphis, his brother Agnes, his father Loan and Egypt. King of Libya.
  • Bentheseicyme – Secondary sea goddess, his daughter Poseidon and Amphitrite. Greek goddess of wave.
  • Violence (Bia) – Daughter of Pallanda and Starch. Greek goddess of Power and Raw Power.
  • Violence (Bias) –Death King, his son Crethea and Given, wife of Peppers and Ipanassa, his father Talau Among others. King of Argos.
  • Northern (Boreas) – God of Winds, son of Aluminium and Io, father of NorthernHis Greek god North Wind.
  • Boreads – Greek heroes, sons of Borea and Orethias, named Kalais and Seeker. They participated in Argonauts and pursued them Harpies.
  • Rock (Branchus) –Death seer, son of Apollo. Establish it Apollo’s Oracle in Twins.
  • Briareus100-handed, his giant son Uranus and Gaia, his brother Cottu and Dawn. Guard of his gates Tartarus.
  • Briseis –Death, daughter of Barley, his prisoner and mistress Achilles.
  • Brisseus –Death priest, her father Bracelet.
  • Brontes – First generation cyclops, his son Uranus and Gaia, brother of Argos and Sterup.
  • Broteas –Death hunter, son of Tantalum and the nymph Dione, his father Tadalu (B) and member of House of Atreides.
  • Butter (A) (Butes i) – Greek hero, son of At the latest and Naiad Pyxypine, her lover Aphrodite and his father Eryke and Polycaones. Referenced as Argonaut.
  • Butter (B) (Butes ii) –Death, son of Borea, notorious pirate.

  • GaiaPrimary deity, first born. Greek goddess who personifies the Earth.
  • Galatea (I) (Galatea i)Island nymph, daughter of Nireas and Gift. His lover Aki and pursued by Polyphemum.
  • Galatea (II) (Galatea ii) – The name of the statue created by Pygmalion and lived Aphrodite.
  • Galene - Islander, his daughter. Nireas and Gift. Greek goddess of Peaceful Sea.
  • Ganymede - You eat prince, his son Ilu. Kidnapped by Zeus to be his lover and a wine maker of the gods Olympus.
  • Jelanor (Gelanor) –Death King, his son Stinnel. King of Argos.
  • Geras – Early deity, her son Nyx.His Greek god Old age.
  • Geryon – His giant son Gold and Kallirois, her grandson Medusa. Faced by Hercules THE tenth feat.
  • Glaucus (I) (Glaucus i) – Sea god, originally mortal, transformed by consuming magic herbProtector and driver of lost sailors.
  • Glaucus (II) (Glaucus ii) – Prince of Crete, son of Minos and Pasiphae, drowned in honey and resurrected By Polyide.
  • Glaucus (C) (Glaucus (iii) –Death prince, son of Horseman, Prince of Lycia and its defender Troy.
  • Gorgo Aix – Monster goat, his descendant Helios. Ally of Titans in Titanomachy. He was killed by Zeus.
  • Gorgons – Three monstrous daughters of marine deities Forky and Cetus: Medusa, I'm getting too hot. and Evryali.
  • Gorgophone –Death queen, his daughter Perseus and Andromeda, his wife Margin and Ovalu, his mother Tyndare Among others. Queen Messinia and Sparta.
  • Graces / Graces – Alternative name of Charitable, three daughters of Zeus and Environment: Aglaia, Happiness, Thalia. Greek goddesses Joy and Joy.
  • Old age (Graeae) – Trinity of deities, daughters of Forky and Cetus: Enyo, Dinho and Pemprey. Personalizations of white sea foam.
  • Gyges100-handed, his giant son Uranus and Gaia, his brother I'm finding and Cottu. Guard of his gates Tartarus.

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