Greek Gods & Goddesses

He was the God of the sky and lightning. He was the supreme deity of the Ancient Greek Pantheon and King of Olympus.

• Zeus

• Poseidon

• Hades

• Hera

This God was the God of the sea, earthquakes and horses. His weapon was a trident and by striking it, he would cause natural disasters, storms, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, etc.

• Zeus

• Poseidon

• Hades

• Hera

This God was the King of the Underworld, the place down below where the souls would end up after dying. He was the brother of Zeus and Poseidon, and was frightening to the living.

• Zeus

• Poseidon

• Hades

• Hera

She was the goddess of marriage and the protector of women.

• Zeus

• Poseidon

• Hades

• Hera

She was one of the greatest and oldest goddesses of ancient Greek mythology. Goddess of vegetation and agriculture, she particularly protected the cereal crops and the farmers.

• Demeter

• Hestia

• Hephaestus

• Ares

This Goddess was the goddess of family, home and hearth, the eternal flame that would keep the family’s home warm. The Ancients’ houses had a sanctuary in the center of them and the woman of the house had as a responsibility to keep her flame burning.

• Demeter

• Hestia

• Hephaestus

• Ares

This God was a clever and inventive Olympian God, master of construction and metallurgy, a skillful and capable craftsman. He was a workaholic and almost all myths related to him were related to his work, and his symbol is a hammer.

• Demeter

• Hestia

• Hephaestus

• Ares

This God was the God of war, provocative and impulsive in nature. He represented the more violent aspects of war, in contrast to the Goddess of war, Athena.

• Demeter

• Hestia

• Hephaestus

• Ares

This Goddess was the goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare. The Temple of the Parthenon in Athens is the most famous temple dedicated to her. She was Zeus' favorite daughter.

• Athena

• Aphrodite

• Hermes

• Apollo

She emerged from the sea and was the symbol of feminine beauty. She was the goddess of love.

• Athena

• Aphrodite

• Hermes

• Apollo