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The HYDRA nine-headed dog / snakes Heracles difficult to kill poisonous fumes cave / Lake Lerna Iolaus / torch Athene / immortal head

MEDUSA GORGON wicked snakes cave turn into stone Perseus Athene, Hermes Danae / King Polydectes

The MINOTAUR man / bull huge labirynth / Crete 7 boys / 7 girls (sacrifice) Theseus, Ariadne ball of string

The HARPIES woman / bird hideous face vulture rocks / human bones Jason, Medea “Argo” / Golden Fleece

The CYCLOPS one-eyed giant stupid, strong, stubborn cave / sheep Odysseus wine blinding / stake

The SIRENS bird-like beautiful rocks / island sweet voice Odysseus wax / mast

The Centaur man / horse strong, skillful warriors Intelligent, wise / rude, untamed woods / mountains heroes’ teachers / heroes’ foes Heracles / Pholus