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Narcissus (a vain god who fell in love with his own reflection) > narcissism (extreme love of self)

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Fortuna (goddess of luck) > fortune (chance or luck)

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Cronos (keeper of time) > chronology (events in order of time)

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Ceres (goddess of agriculture) > cereal (food made from grains)

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Atlas (condemned to carry the heavens upon his shoulders) >  atlas (book of maps)

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Zeus and Athena's protective shield; Aegis is a modern security and risk management company. The Aegis Combat System is a naval weapons system that uses powerful computers and radars to track and guide weapons to destroy enemy targets.

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19 cities have the name "Athens" after the original Athens of Greece

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The word "panic" is taken from the god Pan, half-man, half-goat. The ancient Greeks attributed the emotion of panic to the Greek god Pan. When people accidentally chanced upon the feared beast, he would instill terror in them. Celebration of the god was noisy, leading to an association of panic and commotion. The Greeks understood panic as a collective, irrational fear, that comes on suddenly, and is without visible cause.

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Mentor was entrusted by Odysseus to safeguard his son and kingdom while he went off to fight in the Trojan War. When Odysseus returned home after twenty years, Mentor, who had tutored prince Telemachus, helped Odysseus defeat the pesky suitors that had set up camp inside his palace. The term mentor today refers to someone who acts as a teacher or spiritual advisor.

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Arachne was a mortal maiden highly gifted in the art of weaving, which was the Olympian goddess Athena's domain. Arachne got so full of herself she vainly compared herself to Athena, and challenged her to a weaving contest. When she lost, Athena transformed her into the first spider.
Arachnophobia - "arachne" (spider) and "phobos" (fear)
"Arachno-" is also part of the term "arachnodactyly" which refers to long spider-like fingers and toes, a frequent finding in Marfan syndrome, a heritable disorder of connective tissue.