_Ac ar nā' nĭ a_, the most western province of ancient Greece.
_A chĭl' lēs_ (á kĭl' lēz), the ideal hero of the Greeks.
_Ae' gir_ (a' jĭr), in Norse legends, the ruler of the sea.
_Ag a mē' dēs_ (-dēz), one of the architects of the temple at Delphi.
_Ag a mĕm' non_, king of Mycenae and leader of the Greeks.
_Aix_ (āks), a city of France, favorite residence of Charlemagne.
_A' jăx_, a Greek hero second only to Achilles.
_Al ex ăn' drŏs_, a name applied to Paris, prince of Troy.
_Al phē' ŭs_, a hunter transformed into a river of Greece.
_Al thē' a_, queen of Calydon, mother of Meleager.
_A mĭl' ĭ as_, a mythical smith of Burgundy.
_And' vä rï_, a dwarf, the keeper of the Rhine treasure.
_An tĭl' o chus_ (-kus), a Greek prince and friend of Achilles.
_A ŏs' tä_, a town in northern Italy.
_Aph ro dī' tē_, in Greek mythology, the goddess of love.
_A pŏl' lo_, in Greek mythology, the god of music, poetry, and healing.
_Ar cā' dĭ a_, a mountainous country in Greece.
_Ardennes_ (är dĕn'), a forest in northern France.
_Ar e thū' sa_, a nymph loved by Alpheus.
_Ar' go_, the ship that carried Jason and his companions.
_Ar' tē nĭs_, twin sister of Apollo; goddess of the woods.
_Ar' thur_, a heroic legendary king of Britain.
_As' as_ (äs åz), the gods of the North.
_As' gärd_, in Norse mythology, the home of the gods or Asas.
_Ash' ta rŏth_, an evil spirit.
_At a lăn' ta_, an Arcadian princess and swift-footed huntress.
_A the' na_, the goddess of knowledge, arts, and sciences.
_At' ro pŏs_, one of the three Fates.
_Au' lis_, a town on the east coast of Greece.
_Au tŏl' y cus_, a famous Greek chieftain, grandfather of Odysseus.
_Av' a lon_, fairyland (in mediaeval legends).
_Băl' ĭ os_, "Swift," one of the horses given to Peleus.
_Bäl' mŭng_, the sword of Siegfried.
_Bē' a trĭce_, the wife of Eego of Belin.
_Be gō'_ (bā gō'), duke of Belin and feudal chief of Gascony.
_Ber en ger'_ (-än zhā'), a friend of Bego.
_Blaye_ (blā), a seaport of France, 21 miles from Bordeaux.
_Bō' re as_, the North Wind.
_Bor deaux'_ (-dō'), a city on west coast of France.
_Bŭr' gun dy_, a duchy including a part of northeastern France.
_Căl' chas_ (kăl' kăl), a soothsayer of Mycense.
_Căl' y don_, a city in ancient Greece.
_Cas san' dra_, a prophetess, the daughter of Priam.
_Cas tor_, twin brother of Pollux and brother of Helen.
_Cĕn' taur_, one of an ancient race inhabiting the country near
Mount Pelion, said to have the bodies of horses.
_Charlemagne_ (shär' le mān), king of the Franks, 742-814.
_Cheiron_ (kī' ron), a Centaur famed for his wisdom.
_Clē ō pā' tra_, the wife of Meleager.
_Clō' thō_, one of the three Fates.
_Clyt' em nĕs tra_, the wife of Agamemnon.
_Crete (krēt)_, an island southeast of Greece.
_Crĭs' sa_, a gulf in Greece, now called Gulf of Corinth.
_Där' da nus_, ancestor of the people of Troy.
_Dē' lŏs_, a small island east of Greece.
_Dĕl' phī_, a town at the foot of Mount Parnassus, the seat
of the oracle of Apollo.
_Dū răn' dal_, the sword of Roland.
_E' lis_, a country in southern Greece.
_E' rin_, the ancient name for Ireland.
_E' ris_, the goddess of discord.
_Euboea_ (u bē' a), a large island east of Greece.
_Fäf' nïr_, a dragon that guarded the Rhine treasure.
_Fa năn' der_, a cataract referred to in Norse mythology.
_Frō mōnt'_, duke of Bordeaux.
_Gä' ne lon_, a duke of Mayence noted for his treachery.
_Gä rin'_ (-rănh), one of the sons of Bego of Belia.
_Găs' cō ny_, an ancient duchy of France.
_Gerin_ (zhẽ rănh'), a brother of Bego of Belio.
_Hā' dēs_, the land of the shades, or of the dead.
_Hault'_ clear, the sword of Oliver.
_He' bē_, the goddess of youth and spring.
_Hĕc' tor_, a prince of Troy, son of Priam.
_Hĕl' en_, the wife of Menelaus, celebrated for her beauty.
_He lō ïse'_ (hā lō ēz'), the sister of Bego of Belin.
_He' ra_, the wife of Zeus; often called Juno.
_Her' cu lēs_ (-lēz), a mighty hero of the Golden Age of Greece.
_Her' mēs_ (-mēz), the messenger of the gods; same as Mercury.
_Her nau din_ (her nō dănh'), a son of Bego.
_He sī' o nē_, a princess of Troy, sister of Priam.
_Haenir_ (he' nïr), a companion of Odio.
_Hreidmar_ (hrīd' mar), the father of Regin.
_Hū' na land_, a country mentioned in Norse mythology.
_Hy per bō' re ans_, the people who lived beyond the North Wind.
_I ä' sus_, a king of Arcadia, father of Atalanta.
_I' das_, the father of Cleopatra.
_I dŏm' e neūs_, a king of Crete, friend of Menelaus.
_Il' ĭ os_, the same as Troy; Ilium.
_I' lus_, the founder of Ilios or Troy.
_Iph ĭ ge nī' a_, a princess, the daughter of Agamemnon.
_I' ris_, a messenger of the gods, personification of the rainbow.
_Jā' son_, a Greek hero, the leader of the Argonauts.
_Kwä' ser_, in Norse mythology, a being noted for his wisdom.
_Lăc e dae' mon_ (lăs-), an ancient Greek city, same as Sparta.
_Lăch' e sĭs_ (lăk-), one of the three Fates.
_La ŏm' e don_, a king of Troy, father of Priam.
_Lō' kī_, in Norse mythology, the spirit of mischief.
_Lōr rāine'_, a region on the border between France and Germany.
_Ma hŏm' et_, an Arab, the founder of Mohammedanism.
_Măi' a gis_ (-zhē), a dwarf enchanter and magician.
_Mär seilles'_ (-sālz), a city of France on the Mediterranean.
_Mär sïl' ĭ us_, a Moorish king of Spain.
_Mayence_ (mä yŏns'), a city on the Rhine River.
_Mĕl e ā' ger_ (-jēr), a Greek hero, prince of Calydon.
_Mï' mer_, in Norse mythology, the possessor of the well of wisdom.
_Môr' gan le Fāy_, the queen of the fairies.
_My cē' nae_, a city of ancient Greece.
_Nä' mōn_, Charlemagne's most trusted counsellor.
_Nē' rēus_, "the old man of the sea," father of the sea nymphs.
_Nĕs' tor_, king of Pylos, oldest of the Greek heroes at Troy.
_O' dĭn_, in Norse mythology the chief of the gods.
_O dys' seūs_, the wisest of the Greek heroes; same as Ulysses.
_Oenone_ (ē nō' ne), a river nymph, the wife of Paris.
_Ogier_ (ō zhā), a Danish hero under Charlemagne.
_Oi' neūs_, a king of Calydon, father of Meleager.
_Ol' ĭ ver_, one of Charlemagne's paladins, comrade of Roland,
_O lym' pus_, a mountain in Greece, the home of the gods.
_O rĕs' tēs_, the son of Agamemnon.
_Orleans_ (ŏr lā ŏn'), an important city in France.
_Or sĭl' o chus_, a king of the ancient city of Pherae.
_Pal a mē' dēs_, a Greek hero in the war with Troy.
_Păr' is_, a prince of Troy, second son of Priam.
_Pär nas' sus_, a mountain in Greece near Delphi.
_Pē' leūs_, the father of Achilles.
_Pē' lĭ on_, a mountain on the east coast of Greece.
_Pĕp' in_, a king of the Franks, father of Charlemagne.
_Phoe' bus_, another name for Apollo.
_Piēd' mŏnt_, a district in northern Italy.
_Pŏl' lux_, the twin brother of Castor, and brother of Helen.
_Po seī' don_, supreme lord of the sea; same as Neptune.
_Prī' am_, the last king of Troy.
_Pū ĕlle'_, an ancient forest in France.
_Py' los_, an ancient town in the south part of Greece.
_Pyr' e nees_, the mountains between France and Spain.
_Py' thon_, the serpent slain by Apollo.
_Rän_, in Norse mythology, the goddess of the sea.
_Re' gin_ (-jĭn), a dwarf, the instructor of Siegfried.
_Rō' land_, the most famous of Charlemagne's paladins.
_Ronce vaux'_ (-vō), a valley in Navarre, Spain, in the Pyrenees.
_Roussillon_ (roo sē' yôn'), an ancient district of France.
_St. Omer_ (sĕn tō mâr'), a famous city in northern France.
_St. Quentin_ (sâăn kŏn tăn'), a city in northeastern France.
_Săl a mis_, an island of ancient Greece.
_Sar' a cens_, the Arab followers of Mohammed.
_Scae' an_ (skē' an), the principal gate of Troy.
_Sca măn' der_, a river near Troy.
_Seine_ (sān), one of the principal rivers of France.
_Siēg' friēd_, a mythical hero of the Rhine country.
_Sï' gyn_, the wife of Loki.
_Skä de_, in Norse mythology, the goddess of the snow.
_Tĕl' a mon_, a Greek hero, the father of Ajax.
_Thes sā' lĭ an_, belonging to Thessaly in northern Greece.
_Thē' tis_, a sea nymph, the mother of Achilles.
_Tro phō' nĭ us_, one of the architects of the temple at Delphi.
_Tûr' pin_, archbishop of Rheims, and paladin of Charlemagne.
_Valenciennes_ (vä lŏn syĕn'), a city in northeastern France.
_Vŭl' can_, the blacksmith of the gods.
_Xanthos_ (zăn' thus), "Old Gold," one of the horses of Peleus.
_Zeūs_, the king of the gods; same as Jupiter.