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    Heracles, Ganymede, and Pandora were some of the notable human heroes from Greek mythology mentioned in the document. Heracles performed 12 impossible labors for King Eurystheus, Ganymede became the cupbearer for the gods, and Pandora's curiosity brought evil to mankind. The document also discussed mythological monsters and hybrid creatures like Pegasus the winged horse, centaurs which were half-man and half-horse, and cyclopes which were one-eyed giants.

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    Heracles, Ganymede, and Pandora were some of the notable human heroes from Greek mythology mentioned in the document. Heracles performed 12 impossible labors for King Eurystheus, Ganymede became the cupbearer for the gods, and Pandora's curiosity brought evil to mankind. The document also discussed mythological monsters and hybrid creatures like Pegasus the winged horse, centaurs which were half-man and half-horse, and cyclopes which were one-eyed giants.

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    Heracles, Ganymede, and Pandora were some of the notable human heroes from Greek mythology mentioned in the document. Heracles performed 12 impossible labors for King Eurystheus, Ganymede became the cupbearer for the gods, and Pandora's curiosity brought evil to mankind. The document also discussed mythological monsters and hybrid creatures like Pegasus the winged horse, centaurs which were half-man and half-horse, and cyclopes which were one-eyed giants.

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    Greek Mythology: Heroes and

    Monsters
    Human heroes

    • Heracles (aka Hercules), • Pandora, the first


    the adventurer who woman, whose
    performed 12 impossible curiosity brought
    labors for King. evil to mankind.
    • Trojan prince • Midas, the king
    Ganymede who with the golden
    became the touch
    cupbearer for the
    gods

    • Narcissus, the • Kratos, a god


    young man who of strength
    fell in love with his and power—
    own reflection are just as
    significant
    • Pygmalion, the king • Arachne, the
    who fell in love with weaver who was
    an ivory statue. turned into a
    spider for her
    arrogance.
    Monsters and “hybrids”

    • Pegasus, the • Centaur, the


    winged horse horse-man
    • Sphinx, the • Harpies, bird-
    lion-woman woman

    • Cyclops, the • Automatons


    one-eyed giant (metal creatures
    given life by
    Hephaestus)
    THANK
    YOU!

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