Dionysus: God of wine.

Eris: Sister of ares godess of discord.

Eros: Son of ares and aphrodite whose arrows make mortals and gods fall in love.

Hades: God of the under world and the daed.

Hebe: Godess of enternal youth.

Helios:   God of the sun.

Hephaestus: God of fire

Hera: Zeus's wife godess of marrige.

Hermes: messanger of the god's.

Hercules: Strongest man in the world.

Hestia: Godess of health and home.

Nemesis: Godess of justice.

Pan: Part goat and part god. God of sheperd's.

Persephone: Dauter of demeter and wife of hade's.

Poseidon: God of the sea.

The nine muses: Nine godess's of various art's and sciences.

The three fates: Three sisters who determined the lenght their people live.

Zeus: Chief god of mount Olympus.

Atlanta: Princess who challenged her suitors in a foot race.

Andromeda: Princess rescued and wed by Perseus.

Amazons: Brave women worriors who fought Hercules.
Arachne: Boastful girl who was changed in to a spider by Athena.
Argonaunts: Fifty volenteers who sailed with Jason on the quest to find the golden fleece.
Cassiopeia: Queen of ethiopia mother of Andromeda.
Charon: Boastman on the river Stex.
Circe: Sorceress who turned men into beasts.
Daedalus: Architeet and inventor father of icarus.
Galatea: Statue with whom pygmalion fell in love.
Helen of tory: Most beautiful women in the world.
Hippomenes: Youth who used golden apples to win athena for his bride.
Hippolyte: Queen of the amozons and onwer of the girdle.
Icarus: Son of deadalus who flew too near the sun.
Jason: Hero who led the Argonauts on the  quest to find the golden fleece.
Narcissus: Youthfell in love with his ownreflection.
Orion: Mighty hunter.

Odysseus: King of ithaca hero of the trojan war.
Oedipus: prince who unknowingly killed his father and married his mother.
Pandora: The first women given the gift of curiosity.
Paris: Prince who stole helon of tory.
Pygmalion: Sculptor who fell in love with his statue galatea.
Sion the greek: Warrior who convinced the trojans to accept the wooden hores
Sisypus: Man condemned to roll a rock up a hill for enternity.
Theseus: King of Athens who slew the minotaur and escaped the libyrinth.
Uranus: Father heaven.
Atlas: Titan who carried the skys on his shoulders.
Gaea: Mother Earth.