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15 Cards in this Set
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Zeus |
King of the gods On Olympus so tall, His thunderbolt Causes many to fall. |
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Hera |
Though vengeful and jealous, She is the queen. Both the cow and the peacock know that she's mean. |
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Poseidon |
Powerful ruler of the foamy deep, A three-pronged spear He's known to keep. |
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Hades |
In the lower world, he tried to keep Persephone. |
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Athena |
She sprang from her father's head, they say; She's known for her wisdom to this day.
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Aphroditi |
Love ad beauty are her domain, Though her husband longs for both in vain. |
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Hermes |
When a message Olympians send, On this god they depend. |
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Hestia |
The fire on the hearth burns warm and clear. When this home-protecting goddess is near |
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Hephaestus |
Known as the smith god throughout the land, By Zeus he was given Aphrodite's hand. |
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Demeter |
When her daughter, Persephone, was stolen below. This goddess declared that nothing would grow. |
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Apollo |
Of music, he's patron Of Artemis, he's twin He protects social order and oversees medicine |
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Artemis |
Skillfully she hunts with her arrow and bow, That she never married, we all know |
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Hercules |
Zeus's son, although mortal he considered himself equal to the Gods and the strongest man on earth |
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Cupid (Eros) |
Son of Aphrodite in love with Psyche a mortal |
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Cronos and Rhea |
Titan parents of Zeus |
