Tartarus

Primordial god in greek mythology.

Tartarus is usually associated with the hell-pit where the Titans were imprisoned, but what many may not be aware of is that Tartarus was also the name of another primordial god.

by JustSomeRandomDude_ July 05, 2022

Atlas

A titan in greek mythology.

Atlas is most know for being condemned to hold up the heavens or sky for eternity after the Titanomachy.

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Cronus

Member and leader of the titans in Greek mythology.

Cronus (also referred to as Kronos) is often seen with a sickle, which he used to castrate Uranus.

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Nike

Goddess of speed, strength and victory in greek mythology.

The greeks worshiped Nike because they thought she could grant them strength and speed in order to be victorious in whatever they set out to do.

by JustSomeRandomDude_ July 05, 2022

Leveret

A young hare

A hare less than a year old is referred to as a leveret.

by JustSomeRandomDude_ June 26, 2022

Gaia

Mother earth in greek mythology.

In greek mythology, Gaia created everything. From the blue sky to the seas to the mountains.

by JustSomeRandomDude_ July 05, 2022

Athena

Goddess of wisdom and war in greek mythology.

The female counter part to Ares, Athena is the goddess of war, but also of so many other things: wisdom, courage, civilization, mathematics (now you know who to blame), strength, strategy, skill, and arts and crafts.

by JustSomeRandomDude_ July 05, 2022