Athena — The Greek goddess of wisdom, courage, inspirations, justice, mathematics and all things wonderful
Brutus — Roman Senator and best known assassin of Julius
Caesar — Title used by Roman and Byzantine Emperors
Draco — The first legislator of Athens in Ancient
Euclid — A mathematician in Ancient Greece, the Father of Geometry
Freyr — A Norse god associated with fair weather, among other things
Gandolf — A character in a 1896 fantasy novel in a pseudo-medieval countryside
Helen – In Greek mythology, Helen of Troy was the daughter of Zeus
Iago — Enemy of Othello in Shakespeare’s play, Othello
Jove — The English name for Jupiter, the Roman god of light and sky.
Kahn — Mongolian conqueror and emperor of the Mongol Empire
Luna — The divine embodiment of the moon in Roman mythology
Magnus — The Father of Europe, Charlemagne the Great, in Latin: Carolus Magnus
Nemo — A Greek boy’s name meaning “from the valley”, means “nobody” in Latin
Orko — The thunder god in Basque mythology
Plato — Greek philosopher and mathematician, who was named by his wrestling coach
Q — The Broadway Express subway line in New York City
Rocky — A single mountain in the Rockies
Saturn — Roman god of time, among other things who had a planet named after him
Triton — In Greek mythology, the messenger of the deep sea, son of Poseidon
Ukko — In Finnish mythology, the god of the sky and weather
Virgil — One of ancient Rome’s greatest poets
Walda — Name from Old German meaning “ruler”
Xerxes — The fourth king of the Persian Achaemenid Empire, Xerxes the Great
Yogi — People who do yoga
Zeus — In Greek mythology, the supreme ruler of Mount Olympus and the gods who lived there
