The Tyrant's Tomb

Iris Greek goddess of the rainbow
jiangshi Chinese for zombie
Julius Caesar a Roman politician and general whose military
accomplishments extended Rome’s territory and ultimately led to a civil
war that enabled him to assume control of the government in 49 BCE. He
was declared “dictator for life” and went on to institute social reforms that
angered some powerful Romans. A group of senators conspired against
him and assassinated him on March 15, 44 BCE.
Juno the Roman goddess of marriage; Jupiter’s wife and sister; Apollo’s
stepmother. Greek form: Hera
Jupiter the Roman god of the sky and king of the gods. Greek form: Zeus
Jupiter Optimus Maximus Latin for Jupiter, the best and greatest god
Khromanda (Khromandae, pl.) a humanoid monster with gray eyes, a
shaggy blond pelt, and doglike teeth; it can only communicate in loud
shrieks
Koronis daughter of a king; one of Apollo’s girlfriends, who fell in love
with another man. A white raven Apollo had left to guard her informed
him of the affair. Apollo was so angry at the raven for failing to peck out
the man’s eyes that he cursed the bird, scorching its feathers. Apollo sent
his sister, Artemis, to kill Koronis, because he couldn’t bring himself to do
it.
Kronos the Titan lord of time, evil, and the harvest. He is the youngest but
boldest and most devious of Gaea’s children; he convinced several of his
brothers to aid him in the murder of their father, Ouranos. He was also
Percy Jackson’s primary opponent. Roman form: Saturn
Labyrinth an underground maze originally built on the island of Crete by
the craftsman Daedalus to hold the Minotaur
lamia Roman term for zombie
Lar (Lares, pl.) Roman house gods
legionnaire a member of the Roman army
Lemurian from the ancient continent of Lemuria, now lost, but once
thought to be located in the Indian Ocean
Leto mother of Artemis and Apollo with Zeus; goddess of motherhood
libri Latin for books