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Parents of Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Demeter, and Hestia
Kronos and Rhea
Parents of Artemis and Apollo
Zeus and Leto
Parents of Athena
Zeus and Metis
Parents of Hermes
Zeus and Maia
Parents of Ares and Hephaestus
Hera and Zeus
Parents of Aphrodite
Zeus and Dione OR Ouranos’ genitals
Parents of Dionysus
Zeus and Semele
Zeus’s Spouse
Hera
Hera’s Spouse
Zeus
Poseidon’s Spouse
Amphitrite
Demeter’s Spouse
Zeus
Hephaestus’s Spouse
Aphrodite
Aphrodite’s Spouse
Hephaestus
Dionysus’s Spouse
Ariadne
Functions of Zeus
storm god
king of gods
guardian of state and justice
Functions of Hera
earth goddess
queen of gods
childbirth
marriage
Functions of Poseidon
fresh water
sea
horses
earthquakes
Functions of Demeter
agriculture
Functions of Apollo
flocks, wolves
music, poetry
archery
medicine
prophecy
sun
Functions of Artemis
childbirth
fertility
moon
hunt, animals
Functions of Athena
Minoan/Mycenaean protectress of palace
protectress of heroes
wisdom, crafts
Functions of Hestia
hearth fire
Functions of Hermes
heralds
messenger of the gods
merchants, thieves
herdsmen
fertility, magic (trickster)
dead souls
Functions of Ares
war
Functions of Hephaestus
volcanoes
metallurgy
forge
Functions of Aphrodite
love
Functions of Dionysus
vegetation
vines
wine
Sanctuaries of Zeus
Olympia
Dodona
Nemea
Mt. Lykaion
Sanctuaries of Hera
Argive Heraion
Samos
(Olympia)
Sanctuaries of Poseidon
Sounion
(Aegae)
Sanctuaries of Demeter
Eleusis
Sanctuaries of Apollo
Delphi
Delos
Didyma
Sanctuaries of Artemis
Delos
Ephesus
Brauron
Arcadia
Sanctuaries of Athena
Athens
Sanctuaries of Hermes
Mt. Cyllene
Sanctuaries of Ares
Thrace
Sanctuaries of Hephaestus
Lemnos
Athens
Sanctuaries of Aphrodite
Cyprus
Paphos
Cythera
Sanctuaries of Dionysus
Mt. Cithaeron
Athens
Iconography of Zeus
eagle
thunderbolts
scepter
throne
Iconography of Hera
cow
peacock
next to Zeus
polos (crown)
veil
Iconography of Poseidon
horse (hippocamp)
trident
Iconography of Demeter
staff of wheat
Iconography of Apollo
(dolphin)
lyre
laurel wreath
bow and quiver
Iconography of Artemis
deer/stag
bear
torch
bow and quiver
crescent
Iconography of Athena
owl
armor, spear
aegis (shield/breastplate)
gorgoneion (Medusa head)
next to a hero
Iconography of Hermes
ram
caduceus (staff with snakes wrapped around it)
petasus (hat)
winged hat and boots
Iconography of Ares
(wolf)
armor
Iconography of Hephaestus
forceps
double ax
Iconography of Aphrodite
dove
swan
cupids
Erotes (winged godlings) (putti)
Iconography of Dionysus
exotic cats
Maenads (Bacchants) (female followers)
Satyrs (part-human, part-goat)
Silenus (accompanies Dionysus, jovial, plump, drunken old man)
thyrsus (staff)
vine leaves
Zeus Roman name
JupiterHe
Hera Roman name
Juno
Poseidon Roman name
Neptune
Demeter Roman name
Ceres
Artemis Roman name
Diana
Athena Roman name
Minerva
Hestia Roman name
Vesta
Hermes Roman name
Mercury
Ares Roman name
Mars
Hephaestus Roman name
Vulcan
Aphrodite Roman name
Venus
Cytheria
Golden
Dionysus Roman name
Liber (Bacchus)
Epithets of Zeus
Olympian
Father
Savior (Soter)
Cloud-gathering
Thundering
Epithets of Hera
Cow-eyed
Argive
Epithets of Poseidon
Earthshaker
Epithets of Demeter
Lady (Hera)
Epithets of Apollo
Phoebus
Pythian
Musagetes (leader of the Muses)
Delphinius
Citharodos
Paean
Epithets of Artemis
Cynthia
Polymastos
Potnia Theron
Epithets of Athena
Pallas
Tritogeneia
Owl-eyed
Nike
Parthenos
Epithets of Hermes
Argeiphontes (“Slayer of Argus”)
Psychopompus (guides souls to Underworld)
Epithets of Ares
Enylaios
Epithets of Hephaestus
Mulciber
Epithets of Aphrodite
Cypria
Epithets of Dionysus
Bacchus