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Greek Gods and Goddesses

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  • The fleet-footed goddess of the hunt, often depicted in painting and sculpture with a deer or hunting dog
    Artemis
  • The Greek god of the sea, also known as the god of horses and earthquake
    Poseidon
  • The god of wisdom, music and poetry, considered to be the most Greek of all the gods
    Phoebus Apollo
  • Goddess of war and reason who sprung fully formed from the forehead of Zeus
    Athena
  • The god of wine, son of Zeus, born of a mortal mother
    Dionysus
  • The god of the underworld who tricked Persephone into eating the enchanted pomegranate seeds
    Hades
  • The titan mother of the Olympian gods and goddesses
    Rhea (Ops)
  • Greek god of war, half-brother to Athena
    Ares
  • The titan who swallowed all his children to avoid his fate of being dethroned
    Cronus (Saturn)
  • The goddess of the hearth, daughter of Cronus and Rhea
    Hestia
  • Lord of the sky, the Greek god who overthrew his titan father
    Zeus
  • The queen goddess of Olympus, sister and wife to Zeus
    Hera
  • The messenger of the gods. He wears winged sandals and holds a staff with entwined winged snakes
    Hermes
  • The agricultural goddess, mother of Persephone
    Demeter
  • The goddess of love and beauty who was said to been born out of the sea foam
    Aphrodite
  • The god of love who was often depicted as blindfolded because love is blind. He is the son of Aphrodite.
    Eros
  • The Greek goddess of the rainbow
    Iris
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