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Greek Pantheon
The highest mountain in Greece and the mythological home of the twelve Olympian gods.
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The gloomy realm of the dead ruled by Hades, located deep beneath the earth.
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The site of the oracle of Apollo, considered the center of the world (omphalos) by the ancient Greeks.
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The deepest abyss of the underworld, a dungeon of torment where the Titans were imprisoned and the wicked punished for eternity.
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A paradise at the end of the earth where heroes and the virtuous were sent after death to live in eternal bliss.
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The principal river of the underworld, upon which even the gods swore binding oaths. Charon ferried the dead across its dark waters.
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The sanctuary of Zeus and site of the ancient Olympic Games, featuring a colossal statue of Zeus—one of the Seven Wonders.
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A powerful city-state and setting of many tragic myths including Oedipus, the Seven Against Thebes, and Dionysus's revenge.
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The distant kingdom at the edge of the known world where the Golden Fleece was kept, guarded by an ever-watchful dragon.
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The great island kingdom of King Minos, home to the Labyrinth where the Minotaur dwelt, and birthplace of Zeus.
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The island kingdom of Odysseus, whose twenty-year journey home from Troy is told in Homer's Odyssey.
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The powerful warrior city-state, home of Helen whose abduction sparked the Trojan War, and Menelaus her husband.
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The legendary walled city besieged for ten years by the Greeks, eventually fallen to the cunning of the wooden horse.
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The sacred island birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, where their mother Leto finally found refuge to give birth.
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The volcanic island where Hephaestus landed after being cast from Olympus, and where he established his forge.
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The island where Theseus abandoned Ariadne, only for Dionysus to find and marry her, making it sacred to the wine god.
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A dramatic clifftop promontory crowned by the Temple of Poseidon, where Aegeus leapt to his death upon seeing black sails.
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One of the Nine Worlds and home to the Aesir tribe of gods, connected to Midgard by the rainbow bridge Bifrost.
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The realm of humanity (Earth), encircled by the world serpent Jormungandr and connected to Asgard by the Bifrost bridge.
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The primordial realm of ice, mist, and cold. Its frozen rivers combined with Muspelheim's fire to create the first life.
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The primordial realm of fire, ruled by the fire giant Surtr, whose flames will consume the world at Ragnarok.
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The land of the frost giants and other jotnar, a harsh wilderness of mountains and forests bordering Asgard.
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Home of the Vanir gods associated with fertility, wisdom, and nature—including Freya, Freyr, and Njord.
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The underground realm of the dwarves (dark elves), master craftsmen who forged Mjolnir, Gungnir, and other legendary items.
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