_sandal_ (san' dal). A kind of shoe consisting of a sole strapped to the foot. _Saturn_ (sat' urn). The father of Jupiter, Neptune, and Pluto. _Scandinavian_ (skan di na' vi an). Of or pertaining to Scandinavia; that is, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. _Sibyl_ (sib' il). A woman supposed to be endowed with a spirit of prophecy. _Sicily_ (sis' i ly). The largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. _Silenus_ (si le' nus). The foster-father of Bacchus. _Sleipnir_ (slap' ner). The swift eight-legged horse of Odin. _Sonmus_ (som' nus). The king of sleep. _Sparta_ (spar' ta). Ancient city of Greece. T _Taara_ (taa' ra.). The mythical home of Vanemuine. _Terpsichore_ (terp sik' o re). The muse who presided over dancing. _Terra_ (ter' ra). The personification of earth. _Thalia_ (tha li' a). The muse of joy. _Thebes_ (thebz). Greek city now called Thion; birth-place of Hercules. Also name of Egyptian city. _Thor_ (thor). The Norse god of thunder. _Thrace_ (tras). A region in Southeastern Europe, with varying boundaries. In early times it was regarded as the entire region north of Greece. _Titans_ (ti' tanz). Primeval giants, children of heaven and earth. _Tithonus_ (ti tho' nus). The husband of Aurora; changed into a grasshopper. _tortoise_ (tor' tis). A kind of turtle. _trident_ (tri' dent). A spear with three prongs--the common attribute of Neptune. _Trojan_ (tro' jan). Of or pertaining to ancient Troy. U _Uko_ (u' ko). The father of Lindu; also spelled Ukko. _Ulysses_ (u lis' sez). The King of Ithaca. _Urania_ (u ra' ni a). The muse of astronomy. V _Valkyrias_ (val kir' i as). Woden's shield-maidens who presided over battlefields and marked those who were to be slain. _Valhalla_ (val hal' la). The Norse heaven. _Vanemuine_ (va nem' u en). A god of Finland. _Varrak_ (var' rak). A Laplander. _Venus_ (ve' nus). A Roman goddess of love and beauty. W _Woden_ (wo' den). In Norse myths the supreme god of heaven; also spelled Odin. Z _Zeus_ (zus). Greek name for Jupiter.