| God with two ravens on his shoulders | 36 |
| God with raven messengers | 25 |
| God with iron gloves | 20 |
| God with great aim? | 19 |
| God with double vision | 22 |
| God with arrows | 15 |
| God with an eight-legged horse | 30 |
| God with a weekday named after him who can be found in this puzzle's three grid-spanning entries | 100 |
| God with a weekday named after him | 34 |
| God with a vulture symbol | 25 |
| God with a trident | 18 |
| God with a temple at Delphi | 27 |
| God with a shield | 17 |
| God with a quiver | 17 |
| God with a python | 17 |
| God with a horse named Sleipnir | 31 |
| God with a hammer | 17 |
| God with a day of the week named after him | 42 |
| God with a crested helmet and spear | 35 |
| God with a chariot drawn by fire-breathing stallions | 52 |
| God with a bow and arrow | 24 |
| God with a bow | 14 |
| God with a belt of strength | 27 |
| God whose wife had hair of finely spun gold | 43 |
| God whose symbol was two horses' heads | 42 |
| God whose name is a homophone of a zodiac sign | 46 |
| God whose dragon Cadmus killed | 30 |
| God whose chariot was pulled by the goats Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr | 72 |
| God whose chariot is drawn by goats | 35 |
| God who wielded Mjolnir | 23 |
| God who takes a bow | 19 |
| God who sounds like a zodiac sign | 33 |
| God who shoots arrows | 21 |
| God who rode an eight-legged horse | 34 |
| God who rides an eight-legged horse | 35 |
| God who presided over the Aesir | 31 |
| God who named a day | 19 |
| God who looked both ways | 24 |
| God who killed the dragon Python four days after his birth | 58 |
| God who killed the dragon Python at Delphi | 42 |
| God who issued from the egg of Night | 36 |
| God who hurls lightning bolts | 29 |
| God who had gold-tipped arrows | 30 |
| God who gave up an eye to gain wisdom | 37 |
| God who gave up an eye to drink from the spring of wisdom | 57 |
| God who drove a quadriga | 24 |
| God who cuckolded Hephaestus | 28 |
| God who commanded the Valkyries | 31 |
| God who carries an ankh | 23 |
| God wed to his sister | 21 |
| God waited on by the Graces | 27 |
| God to more than a billion | 26 |
| God to a Muslim | 15 |
| God to a Meccan | 15 |
| God to 1.2 billion | 18 |
| God that leaves one smitten | 27 |
| God Street ___ | 14 |
| God slew him | 12 |
| God shown with a burning torch | 30 |
| God seen on "Xena: Warrior Princess" | 46 |
| God riding a bull called Nandi | 30 |
| God represented in mummy wrappings | 34 |
| God prayed to in a mosque | 25 |
| God portrayer Freeman | 21 |
| God portrayer | 13 |
| God parent? | 11 |
| God or tasse | 12 |
| God or goddess | 14 |
| God once put in a jar | 21 |
| God once imprisoned in a jar | 28 |
| God once imprisoned in a bronze jar | 35 |
| God on whose name Iago swears | 29 |
| God on Olympus | 14 |
| God on Mt. Etna | 15 |
| God on an eight-legged horse | 28 |
| God often depicted with green skin | 34 |
| God often depicted unclothed in art | 35 |
| God often depicted as a young man | 33 |
| God offended by Daphnis | 23 |
| God of wisdom at Valhalla | 25 |
| God of wisdom | 13 |
| God of wine | 11 |
| God of war, to Plato | 20 |
| God of war, magic and poetry | 28 |
| God of war for Achilles | 23 |
| God of war and storms, in Hiunduism | 35 |
| God of war and poetry | 21 |
| God of war and magic | 20 |
| God of war | 10 |
| God of Thunder? | 15 |
| God of thunder | 14 |
| God of the winds | 16 |
| God of the Vikings | 18 |
| God of the underworld | 21 |
| God of the sun | 14 |
| God of the south wind | 21 |
| God of the sea before Poseidon | 30 |
| God of the sea | 14 |
| God of the outer sea | 20 |
| God of the Old Testament | 24 |