The Tyrant's Tomb

Three Graces the three charities: Beauty, Mirth, and Elegance; daughters of
Zeus
Tiber River the third-longest river in Italy; Rome was founded on its banks;
in ancient Rome, criminals were thrown into the river
Titans a race of powerful Greek deities, descendants of Gaea and Ouranos,
who ruled during the Golden Age and were overthrown by a race of
younger gods, the Olympians
trireme a Greek warship, having three tiers of oars on each side
triumvirate a political alliance formed by three parties
Trojan War According to legend, the Trojan War was waged against the
city of Troy by the Achaeans (Greeks) after Paris of Troy took Helen from
her husband, Menelaus, king of Sparta
Troy a pre-Roman city situated in modern-day Turkey; site of the Trojan
War
Underworld the kingdom of the dead, where souls go for eternity; ruled by
Hades
vappae Latin for spoiled wines
ventus (venti, pl.) storm spirits
Venus the Roman goddess of love and beauty. Greek form: Aphrodite
Via Praetoria the main road into Camp Jupiter that runs from the barracks
to the headquarters
Vnicornes Imperant Latin for Unicorns Rule
vrykolakas (vrykolakai, pl.) Greek word for zombie
Vulcan the Roman god of fire, including volcanic, and of crafts and
blacksmithing. Greek form: Hephaestus
Waystation a place of refuge for demigods, peaceful monsters, and Hunters
of Artemis located above Union Station in Indianapolis, Indiana
Zeus the Greek god of the sky and the king of the gods. Roman form: Jupiter