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Myths Olympians Greek Gods

People had questions No answers since there was no science Created stories to explain the phenomena rising & setting sun, stars, crops growing What is a Myth ?

Myths are... Handed down from generations 3,000 years old The religion, science and literature of primitive people What Myths do you know? Most famous myths are Greek & Roman

The Titans titenes ("straining ones") Cronus Father of Olympians Cursed by his father Ate his children

Titans Rhea : wife of Cronus Mother of Olympians Saved children with Zeus

Cronus and Rhea give birth to the Olympian Gods

The Gods live on Mount Olympus

The Olympian Gods in Greek and Latin

Zeus / Jupiter Ruler of Mt. Olympus God of the Sky Lighting rod Husband to Hera Player

Hera / Juno Queen of Heavens & Stars Goddess of marriage & fidelity: June Wife to Zeus Jealous

Poseidon / Neptune God of the Sea, rivers, springs, floods, and earthquakes Carries Tridents Created the Horse

Hades / Pluto God of the Underworld, Home of the Dead Jealous of brothers Wealthy Rides Chariot with Black Horses

Demeter / Ceres Goddess of Fertile earth and agriculture Her crops feed mankind Cereal comes from “Ceres”

Hestia / Vesta Goddess of Hearth, Home & Family Didn’t want to be a Goddess Watches the fire on Mt. Olympus

Dionysus / Bacchus God of Wine, Vegetation, Fertility and Theater Freeing one from one's normal self, by madness, ecstasy, or wine Balance between madness and normal

Hephaestus / Vulcanus Son of Zeus & Hera God of Fire & Craftsmanship Married Aphrodite Lame: kicked off Mt. Olympus Volcano

Ares / Mars Son of Zeus & Hera God of War & Slaughter Coward/ Jealous/ Creates trouble Aphrodite’s lover

Persephone / Prosepina Daughter of Zeus & Demeter Goddess of Underworld & Spring Renewal Married to Hades She is the reason we have 6 months of winter & 6 of summer

Aphrodite / Venus Goddess of Beauty, Love, Sexuality Born of the Sea or from Zeus Married Hephaestus She started the Trojan War

Apollo / Phoebus Son of Zeus & Leto God Music, Medicine, Archery, Healing Twin of Artemis Took care of man Vain

Artemis / Diana Daughter of Zeus & Leto Goddess of Hunt, animals, forest, and young girls Twin to Apollo

Hermes / Mercury Messenger of Gods God of Travelers, Shepherds, Thieves Brother to Apollo Stole his cattle

Athena / Minerva Goddess of War, Education, Wisdom, crafts weaving Born from Zeus head Araneid or Arachnid means spider

Credit Special thanks to Rory Sideman, English teacher extraordinaire at Franklin H.S. for providing this Power Point.