The Gods and Goddesses of Greek Mythology

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The Gods and Goddesses of Greek Mythology

Zeus/Jupiter God of the Heavens and King of the Gods. Symbol: Lightening Bolt, Thunder, Eagle

Hera/Juno Goddess of Marriage and Family, Queen of the Gods Wife of Zeus Symbol: Peacock

Apollo/Helios God of the sun, healing, medicine, prophecy, enlightenment, & music Symbols: Laurel, Bow, Lyre

Ares/Mars God of war Symbol: Spear Married to Aphrodite

Goddess of love and beauty Aphrodite/Venus Goddess of love and beauty Symbol: Dove

Artemis/Diana Goddess of wilderness, the hunt, wild creatures and the moon Symbols: Bow, Deer

Athena/Minerva Goddess of wisdom, military victory, civility and justice Symbols: Owl, Shield, Olive Tree

Demeter/Ceres Goddess of the harvest, seasons and fertility Mother of Persephone Symbols: Sceptre, Corn

Persephone/Proserpine Goddess of the Underworld Married to Hades Daughter of Demeter Associations with Pomegranate seeds

Dionysus/Bacchus God of wine Symbols: Grapes

Hades/Pluto God of the Underworld

Hermes/Mercury Messenger of the gods Winged boots

Hestia/Vesta Goddess of the hearth and home

Poseidon/Neptune God of the sea Trident

Hephaestus/Vulcan God of the forge, fire and volcanoes

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