1.   The salacious Greek god Pan is generally portrayed as having the legs, horns, and ears of a goat.

2.   He comes on like a Greek god and claims credit for fixing the weather.

3.   By WILLIAM GRIMES From The New York Times Take a world of Middle Ages peasants, Greek gods, monsters and superheroes.

4.   During the Buddhist Gandhara empire, artists first portrayed the Buddha in human form, modeled, it was said, on the Greek god Apollo.

5.   Early on, a vendor strolls by hawking icons of the Greek gods.

6.   Egyptian pyramids and Greek gods, Macbeth and Lear, Khan and Jonah, all erupt through waves of allusive prose.

7.   GRAPES The Greek god Dionysus was not only the god of wine but also the god of fertility and procreation.

8.   He presents himself as sensual or sinister, a chameleon capable of more metamorphoses than any Greek god.

9.   He was African-American, but turns up in the MFA rotunda as a blond Greek god.

10.   High on a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Greek god of tennis appeared as if dropped from the heavens.