| URANIA | Greek muse and patron of astronomy (6) |
| ERATO | Greek Muse and patron of love poetry (5) |
| APOLLO | Greek god of music and patron of the Oracle at Delphi (6) |
| VULCAN | The Roman god of fire, and patron of metal workers (6) |
| THALIA | Name shared by a Muse and a Grace |
| PARSEC | Dissect speed of light as a measure of astronomy |
| NABU | (Babylonian) God of wisdom and agriculture and patron of scribes and schools. |
| MAECENAS | Gaius ___, friend and political advisor to Octavian and patron of Horace and Virgil |
| HENRYTHE | Prince of Portugal and patron of exploration who died in 1460 (5,3,9) |
| STDENIS | 3rd-century Fr. bishop and patron of Paris |
| FERDINAND | Harassed friend and patron of Christopher Columbus |
| LUCREZIA | ___ Borgia, Italian noblewoman and patron of the arts (1480-1519) |
| SAINTJUDE | Raving Jesuit and patron of lost causes (5,4) |
| LORENZO | Italian statesman and patron of the Renaissance who was given the title 'the Magnificent (7) |
| JANE | Forename of a Pre-Raphaelite muse and Arts and Crafts embroiderer who was the wife of William Morris, immortalised in The Blue Silk Dress, Water Willow and other paintings by her lover, Dante Gabriel |
| DUNSTAN | Archbishop of Canterbury from 959 to 988, and patron saint of English goldsmiths and silversmiths (7) |
| BARTHOLOMEW | Apostle and patron saint of butchers, tanners and leather workers (11) |
| LUKE | Evangelist and patron saint of physicians and surgeons (4) |
| OLAF | King and patron saint of Norway |
| SATIE | Erik, French composer and patron saint of Les Six |
