All 34 Uses of

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The Titan's Curse

He meant the immortals who ruled the oceans back in the days of the Titans.†
Chpt 5

The fact that they were back now, with the Titan Lord Kronos and his allies gaining strength, was not good.†
Chpt 5 *

Titan = Greek Mythology: one of the giant-sized gods who ruled the Earth until overthrown by Zeus (also the name of Saturn's largest moon)

Thousands of years ago, after the big Titan—God war, the gods had sliced him to bits with his own scythe and scattered his remains in Tartarus, which is like the gods' bottomless recycling bin for their enemies.†
Chpt 6

Then last summer, on board Luke's demon cruise ship, we'd seen a golden coffin, where Luke claimed he was summoning the Titan Lord out of the abyss, bit by bit, every time someone new joined their cause.†
Chpt 6

The Oracle spoke: Five shall go west to the goddess in chains, One shall be lost in the land without rain, The bane of Olympus shows the trail, Campers and Hunters combined prevail, The Titan's curse must one withstand, And one shall perish by a parent's hand.†
Chpt 6

"Percy," she called, "whatever you're going to do—" The lion roared and swatted her like a cat toy, sending her flying into the side of a Titan rocket.†
Chpt 10

The first time, during the Titan war, the Ophiotaurus was in fact slain by a giant ally of the Titans, but thy father, Zeus, sent an eagle to snatch the entrails away before they could be tossed into the fire.†
Chpt 15

Titan = Greek Mythology: one of the giant-sized gods who ruled the Earth until overthrown by Zeus (also the name of Saturn's largest moon)

The first time, during the Titan war, the Ophiotaurus was in fact slain by a giant ally of the Titans, but thy father, Zeus, sent an eagle to snatch the entrails away before they could be tossed into the fire.†
Chpt 15

The Titans shall honor me, and I shall feast on the flesh of half-bloods!†
Chpt 15

After the war between the Titans and the gods, many of the Titans were punished and imprisoned.†
Chpt 16

After the war between the Titans and the gods, many of the Titans were punished and imprisoned.†
Chpt 16

This is the point where the sky and the earth first met, where Ouranos and Gaia first brought forth their mighty children, the Titans.†
Chpt 17

I attacked the Titan Lord Atlas.†
Chpt 17

Titan = Greek Mythology: one of the giant-sized gods who ruled the Earth until overthrown by Zeus (also the name of Saturn's largest moon)

I remembered the words of the prophecy: The Titan's curse must one withstand.†
Chpt 17

She had two wicked hunting knives, each as long as her arm, and she slashed wildly at the Titan, dodging and leaping with unbelievable grace.†
Chpt 17

She leaped between her father and Artemis and shot an arrow straight into the Titan's forehead, where it lodged like a unicorn's horn.†
Chpt 17

As fast as thought, Artemis grabbed his javelin shaft...It hit the earth right next to her and she pulled backward, using the javelin like a lever, kicking the Titan Lord and sending him flying over her.†
Chpt 17

"At my Lord Zeus's command," Artemis said, "my brother Apollo and I shall hunt the most powerful monsters, seeking to strike them down before they can join the Titans' cause.†
Chpt 19

Lady Athena shall personally check on the other Titans to make sure they do not escape their various prisons.†
Chpt 19

If we destroy heroes who do us a great favor, then we are no better than the Titans.†
Chpt 19

The curse of the sky can only be forced upon a Titan, one of the children of Gaia and Ouranous.†
Chpt 19

Titan = Greek Mythology: one of the giant-sized gods who ruled the Earth until overthrown by Zeus (also the name of Saturn's largest moon)

Maybe I can keep an eye on Mount Tam, make sure the Titans don't try anything else.†
Chpt 20

Uses with a meaning too rare to warrant foucs:

Definitions:

(1) (Titans as in: Atlas from Greek mythology)
Greek mythology: the giant-sized gods who ruled the Earth until overthrown by Zeus

Atlas (often seen holding the earth) is perhaps the best known Titan. The Titans were offspring of Uranus (Heaven) and Gaea (Earth).
(2) (Titanic as in: sinking of the Titanic)
large British passenger ship that hit an iceberg and sank -- killing about 1500 people in 1912
(3) (titan as in: titan of industry)
someone who is powerful or large
(4) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
meaning too rare to warrant focus:

Saturn's largest moon is named "Titan" because of its size.