Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	gods and goddesses	Greek mythology	Greek mythology revolves around powerful and influential gods and goddesses with human-like personalities, who are worshipped through rituals and sacrifices.	17
2	underworld	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, the underworld, ruled by Hades, is the realm of the dead and is associated with mythical creatures and afterlife beliefs.	13
3	mythical creatures	Greek mythology	Mythical creatures like centaurs, chimeras, and gorgons are integral to Greek mythology.	9
4	dragon	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, dragons are powerful creatures who guard treasures and create warriors from their teeth.	8
5	heroes	Greek mythology	Greek mythology portrays heroes like Hercules and Perseus as brave and strong individuals who undertake legendary quests.	8
6	titans	Greek mythology	The Titans were powerful deities who ruled before the Olympian gods in Greek mythology.	7
7	alecto	Greek mythology	Alecto is one of the vengeful Furies in Greek mythology, responsible for punishing moral crimes.	5
8	amalthea	Greek mythology	Amalthea, a nymph in Greek mythology, was the nurse of Zeus and is often depicted as a goat.	5
9	ganymede	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, Ganymede was a mortal youth who was abducted by Zeus to become the divine cupbearer of the gods on Mount Olympus.	5
10	hydra	Greek mythology	The Hydra is a serpent-like monster from Greek mythology that Hercules fought as part of his Twelve Labors.	5
11	naiad	Greek mythology	Naiads are Greek water nymphs who are linked to fresh water bodies.	5
12	nymph	Greek mythology	Nymphs are nature spirits in Greek mythology often portrayed as beautiful maidens linked to specific aspects of nature.	5
13	olive oil	Greek mythology	Olive oil holds cultural and religious significance in Greek mythology, being associated with Athena and used in various rituals and daily life.	5
14	perseus	Greek Mythology	Perseus is a legendary hero in Greek mythology known for slaying Medusa and rescuing Andromeda.	5
15	argus	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, Argus is a loyal giant with a hundred eyes who serves as a watchman.	4
16	fate	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, fate is determined by the Moirai and influenced by gods, shaping the destiny of individuals.	4
17	proteus	Greek mythology	Proteus is a shapeshifting sea god with prophetic powers in Greek mythology.	4
18	sacrifice	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, sacrifices are important for honoring gods and seeking favor in religious ceremonies.	4
19	selene	Greek mythology	Selene is the goddess of the moon in Greek mythology, often depicted driving a chariot across the night sky.	4
20	trident	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, the trident is a symbol of power and authority associated with the sea god Poseidon.	4
21	helen	Greek mythology	Helen of Troy, daughter of Zeus, was responsible for causing the Trojan War through her abduction.	3
22	pandora	Greek mythology	Pandora is the first woman created by gods and unleashes all evils from a jar in Greek mythology.	3
23	phoebe	Greek mythology	Phoebe, a Titan in Greek mythology, was associated with the moon and prophecy.	3
24	adonis	Greek mythology	Adonis is a figure in Greek mythology known for exceptional handsomeness and association with love, desire, and beauty.	2
25	andromeda	Greek Mythology	Andromeda is a prominent figure in Greek mythology known for sacrificing herself to save her kingdom.	2
26	aphrodite	Greek mythology	Aphrodite, in Greek mythology, is the goddess of love and beauty, commonly linked to the sea.	2
27	athena	Greek mythology	Athena is a prominent Greek goddess associated with wisdom, courage, and warfare.	2
28	constellations	Greek mythology	Constellations in Greek mythology are connected to mythological characters and stories in the stars.	2
29	gorgon	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, a gorgon is a female creature with snake hair and the ability to turn people into stone.	2
30	iris	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, Iris is the messenger of the gods and personification of the rainbow.	2
31	jason	Greek Mythology	Jason is a hero of Greek mythology who led the Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece.	2
32	medusa	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, Medusa is a mythical creature with snake hair and a petrifying gaze, with various symbolic interpretations.	2
33	sea	Greek mythology	Poseidon is a central figure in Greek mythology and Mediterranean livelihood as the god of the sea.	2
34	siren	Greek mythology	Sirens in Greek mythology use their enchanting music to lure sailors to their doom.	2
35	soma	Greek mythology	Soma is not a concept in Greek mythology but is prominent in Hinduism and Vedic culture.	2
36	aetna	Greek mythology	Aetna in Greek mythology is a volcanic mountain in Sicily and thought to be the forge of Hephaestus.	1
37	burial sites	Greek mythology	Burial sites in Greek mythology are essential for proper funeral rites and ensure passage to the afterlife with offerings to the deceased.	1
38	genesis	Greek mythology	The genesis in Greek mythology is the creation story told in Hesiod's Theogony, involving the Titans and other deities.	1
39	lazarus	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, Lazarus does not have a widely recognized counterpart or story.	1
40	pollux	Greek mythology	Pollux, also known as Polydeuces, is one of the twin sons of Zeus and Leda in Greek mythology, known as the Dioscuri.	1
41	polytheistic	Greek mythology	Belief in multiple gods is central to Greek mythology and is a key aspect of religious practice.	1
42	valhalla	Greek mythology	Valhalla is not present in Greek mythology's afterlife beliefs.	1
43	venus	Greek mythology	In Greek mythology, Venus is revered as the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility.	1