Hades was the king of the D_____(1) or the Underworld, and God of W_____(2). His wife was Persephone, whom he had a________(3) by force. He r_____(4) left the Underworld, and guarded his dominion jealous of his rights over the dead. He never k_____(5) what was happening in the world above, or on Olympus, except for fragmentary information which came to him when mortals struck their hands upon the earth and invoked him with o_____(6) and curses. His most prized possession was the h_______(7) of invisibility, given to him as a mark of g_______(8) by the Cyclopes when he consented to release them at Zeus’ order. All the riches of gems and precious metals h_____(9) beneath the earth were his, but he owned no p______(10) above ground, except for certain gloomy temples in Greece. And whenever he came up, he drove a golden chariot drove by four black horses.