"The unseen."

These crops were focused on in particular by worshippers of Demeter, and her Roman counterpart Ceres especially.

This is bridge between life and the afterlife.

Dionysus was the god of this beverage.

She is Persephone's mother.

This is Hades's Roman name, and it means "the wealthy one," or "the giver of wealth."

These places were where Demeter was most frequently worshipped.

This is the Greek equivalent of hell were the Titans are and evil souls are sent.

These are the children of gods and mortals.

He is Persephone's father.

These two are Hades's brothers, the gods of the sea and sky, respectively.

This flower is Demeter's emblem.

You must drink from it to forget your pass life.

She is Dionysus's mother.

He captured Persephone and took her to the underworld.

This is Hades's domain.

Her Roman name is thought to come from this Latin verb.

This area is the Greek equivalent of heaven.

She is Zagreus's mother.

Persephone's mother went to this place to search for her.

He is Hades's three-headed dog, and kept live souls out of the Underworld.

Demeter is also sometimes associated with this aspect of society, as shown by her epitaph Themosphoros.

The unburied must wander the banks of this river for several centuries before finding peace.

She saved Zagreus's heart.

Persephone was at this place gathering flowers when she was abducted.