It is the Hydra, I think, but I don't know the name of the disease.
In Homer's "The Odyssey," the monster with six heads is named Scylla. She resides in a cave opposite the whirlpool Charybdis and preys on sailors who attempt to navigate the strait between them. Scylla is depicted as a fearsome creature with multiple heads, each capable of snatching a sailor from passing ships. Her presence poses a significant challenge for Odysseus as he journeys back home.
Uranus is named after a Greek God.
In mythology, the creature with one hundred heads was called Typhon. The parents of Typhon were named Tartarus and Gaia.
The habitat of a Cyclops can be really anything. A famous cyclops named Polyphemus lived in a cave with the Golden Fleece.
A Hecatonchires named Briarious born from the same parents as the Titans with a hundred hands and fifty heads. He is one of three Hectonchires Zeus saves from Tartarus to help overthrow Cronus. He isn't an Olympian per say, but immortal none the less. As such, he was never worshiped. Scholars sometimes think that the Hecatonchires were supposed to be an early mythological cause of earthquakes.
Rome is named after Romulus, the mythological founder of the city.
Callisto
Venus is named after the roman god of beauty.
The program was named after the Greek mythological hero Jason.
The planet Uranus was named for the primordial god who personified the sky.
No such person is to be found.
The planet Neptune was named for the Roman god Neptune.
Rome was named after Romulus because he was the mythological founder of the city.
Becuz he was dying
Mercury was a Roman god.
Phoenix.
No god is named after it but they called it Cronus, Zeus's father.