Legend says that for military aid, Robert Bruce gave half of a symbol of Scotland's monarchy to the King of Munster, who turned it into this
A 17th c. English translation of the "Aeneid" rhymes "my soul remains" & "perpetual pains" with this 2-word place
Ovid says he "toppled, beating wild with naked arms the unsustaining air... shrieking for succour from his sire"
The name of this woman, the product of an incestuous union, means "against birth"
Poseidon carried off the maiden Theophane & turned her into a ewe; their offspring was the source of this mythical object
Buster Keaton considered her the tops in her field &, in fact, was one of her early mentors
This legendary place has been identified as being in Caerleon, Wales & in Winchester, England
When Johnny Bench broke his record, this man wrote, "I always thought the record would stand until it was broken"
The Hippocrene Spring, sacred to the Muses, was so named because this offspring of Medusa brought it into being
A new studio album in 2020 gave him a Top 5 album in 6 consecutive decades, his first in 1975
This director was quoted as saying, "I believe I can take any 60 pages of the Bible and make a great picture"
In Homer there's only one of these, from the Greek for "terrible"; later they became 3 scary sisters
The second half of his service to Eurystheus took him to 6 different places, like Crete, Thrace & the Underworld
Leodegrance, king of Cameliard, gave the newlyweds a piece of furniture on the marriage of this daughter
Hesiod said it fawns on all who enter "with actions of... tail & both ears", but when people try to exit it "eats them up"
Poet & translator Anne Carson addresses her: "Your name in Greek means something like 'against birth'"
This woman was created & given to Epimetheus as punishment for his brother's actions
With depths of up to 30,000 feet, ocean trenches make up a zone named for this brother of Poseidon & his domain
A purported image of this subject of legend was published in the Daily Mail newspaper on April 21, 1934
Banished from Athens, this inventor found trouble on Crete too, but escaped
Early British literature refers to her as "the first lady of the island"
The ancient Greeks derived the name of this evil sorceress from a verb meaning "to plot"
A bio from 1974, 26 years after his death, quotes him: "I swing big... I hit big or I miss big. I like to live as big as I can"
In 1929 he became a special agent with the Treasury Department's Prohibition Bureau, Chicago Division
This planet is named for a Roman god; its only moons are named for the sons of his Greek counterpart
In various tales, she is abducted by Melwas, Meleagant & Mordred
His only competitive Oscar win was for Best Score in 1973 for a 1952 film in which he had starred as a washed-up comic
Chippewa legend says Nanabojo grew angry at this person for tearing up trees & beat him to death with a fish
This prized object was the coat of the winged ram that flew Phrixus to safety
Seen here with 2 other troubled mythic figures, he's theman on the leftwho can never quite reach the fruit
In a play by Euripides, he goes mad & thinks he's tearing down the walls of Mycenae but destroys his own house
Between 1977 & 1980, he won a state high school championship, an NCAA championship, & an NBA championship
Its name is from the Greek for "to bind", which in turn may come from the Egyptian shesep-ankh, "living image"
At a feast he couldn't enjoy his dinner because his life was literally hanging by a thread
His name means "The Glory of" a certain goddess, & he built shrines to that goddess
The current medals for the Summer Olympics feature this goddess on them
They were the 2 parents of a son who ended up half man, half woman
He's been written about by Aneirin in "The Gododdin" around 600 A.D. & by Fay Sampson in the "Daughter of Tintagel" series
The English names of this god's 2 companions are Panic & Fear
If Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak had gone one more game in 1941, this company would have given him a $10,000 contract
The great creator said these animals couldn't eat the fish of the river, so they fed on the land at night
Retired since 1977, he said, "All I can say is I'm glad I never had to go up against Mia Hamm"
2 groups, 1 of 9 & 1 of 3, that include a member named Thalia
King Agamemnon was killed on his return to Greece after ignoring the warnings of this woman, his slave
This prize was inscribed "for the fairest"
According to Sir Thomas Malory, the name of this object means "cut-steel"
One legend says he was the Earl of Huntingdon & lived from 1160 to 1247
Jupiter made Chiron, the wisest & most just of all centaurs, this constellation
The Oracle at Delphi was believed to be speaking the words of this god
In Greek mythology, he was the most famous son of Hypnos, the god of sleep