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April 12, 2011

Greek Gods/Goddesses

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Hephaestus God of Fire, blacksmith, ugly, crippled/deformed
Athena Goddess of wisdom, art, spinning/weaving, clever, judiciously chosen war, elegantly beautiful, disguises herself when interacting with people
Apollo God in charge of the son, good-looking, resembled Greek youth and beauty
Artemis Goddess of the moon, "wild things", harvest, and crops. Twin sister of Apollo. She is associated with chastity, yet she is ironically the patroness of lovers
Ares God of war, fear, terror, and bloodlust. Often seen as starting fights which made him unlikable
Aphrodite Goddess of love and desire. Beautiful, yet sometimes erotic. She had affairs because of forced marriage to ugly Hephaestus.
Hestia Goddess of home and hearth. When sacrifices were made at the alter, she was present
Hermes A God but more as a messenger for or to the Gods. Mischievous, so he is the patron of liars, gamblers, and thieves. God of commerce. Protector of travelers.
Demeter Goddess of crops in non-winter seasons because that's when she is happy.
Poseidon God of the sea. Carries a trident.
Zeus Head god or Father God, had affairs to make wife jealous
Hera Zeus' wife, often vindictive because of jealousy
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