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Greek god of fire, metalworking, and craftsmanship
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Roman name for Hephaestus
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means “the Softener,” referring to fire softening metal.
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Sea-nymph who rescues and raises Hephaestus after he is thrown from Olympus.
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Goddess of love and beauty; sometimes the wife of Hephaestus
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Goddess of wisdom and war; Hephaestus helps deliver her by splitting open Zeus’s head.
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First mortal woman; shaped by Hephaestus from earth and water; given gifts by all the gods.
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Early king of Athens, part human and part serpent
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Club-bearing outlaw son of Hephaestus, defeated by Theseus
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Son of Hephaestus; said to have invented the flute.
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A Giant defeated by Hephaestus using blazing metal projectiles.
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Greek warrior; worn amor made by Hephaestus at the request of Thetis
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River god who battles Hephaestus during the Trojan War; his waters are dried up by Hephaestus’s flames.
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People of Lemnos who care for Hephaestus after his fall in one version of the myth.
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Island where Hephaestus lands in one version
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Mount ________ Volcano in Sicily; believed by some Greeks to be the location of Hephaestus’s fiery forge.
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Represents his work as a smith and craftsman.
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Tool of the forge; a key symbol of Hephaestus’s skill.
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Natural symbol of Hephaestus’s fiery workshop beneath the earth.
