Aphrodite - Goddess of love, romance, and

beauty. Her son wasEros, god of Love (though

he is not an Olympian.)
Apollo - Beautiful god of the sun, light,
medicine, and music.
Ares - Dark god of war who loves Aphrodite.
Artemis - Independent goddess of the hunt, the
forest, wildlife, childbirth, and the moon. Sister
to Apollo.
Athena - Daughter of Zeus and goddess of
wisdom, war, and crafts. Sometimes spelled
"Athene".
Demeter - Goddess of agriculture and mother
of Persephone (again, her offspring is not
considered to be an Olympian.)
Hephaestus - Lame god of fire and the forge.
Sometimes spelled Hephaistos. The
Hephaestion near the Acropolis is the most
beautifully preserved ancient temple in Greece.
Mated to Aphrodite.
Hera - Wife of Zeus, protector of marriage,
familiar with magic.
Hermes - The speedy messenger of the gods,
god of business. The Romans called him
Mercury.
Hestia - Calm goddess of home and homelife,
symbolized by the hearth which holds the
continually-burning flame.
Poseidon - God of the sea, horses, and of
earthquakes.
Zeus - Supreme lord of gods, god of the sky,
symbolized by the thunderbolt.
Hades, although he was an important god and
the brother of Zeus and Poseidon, was not
generally considered to be one of the twelve
Olympians since he dwelled in the underworld.
Aphro
dite
The
sensu
al
godde
ss of
Love
and
Beaut
y

Apollo

Ares
The
fierce
god of
War

Artem
is
The
wild
godde
ss of
the
Hunt

The
youth
ful
god of
the
Sun
and
the
Music

Athen
a
The
sophis
ticate
d
godde
ss of
Wisdo
m and
Arts

Deme
ter
The
natur
al
godde
ss of
the
Harve
st

Diony
sus
The
joyful
god of
the
Wine

Hades

Hepha
estus
The
illfavore
d god
of
Metall
urgy

Hera
The
matur
e
godde
ss of
the
Famil
y

Herme
s
The
cunnin
g god
of the
Trade

Hesti
a
The
calm
godde
ss of
the
Heart
h

Poseid
on
The
mood
y god
of the
Seas

Zeus
The
heave
nly
King
of the
Gods
and
ruler
of
manki
nd

The
gloom
y god
of the
Under
world

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GREEK

ROMAN

Aphrodite

Venus

Apollo

Apollo

Ares

Mars

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Diana

Prometheus

Prometheus

Athena

Minerva

Rhea

Ops

Demeter

Ceres

Tethys

Tethys

Dionysus

Liber

Themis

Themis

Hephaestus

Vulcan

Hera

Juno

Hermes

Mercury

GREEK

ROMAN

Hestia

Vesta

Gaea

Tellus

Poseidon

Neptune

Nyx

Nox

Zeus

Jupiter

Uranus

Caelus

MAIN GODS IV PRIMEVAL

MAIN GODS II OLYMPIANS

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GREEK

ROMAN

GREEK

ROMAN

Asclepius

Aesculapius

Charon

Charon

Charites

Gratiae

Erinyes

Furiae

Dioscuri

Dioscuri

Eileithyia

Lucina

Hades

Dis, Pluto

Eros

Cupid

Hecate

Hecate

Hebe

Juventas

Persephone

Proserpine

Heracles

Hercules

Horae

Horae

Leto

Latona

Moirae

Parcae

Muses

Musae

Aeolus or Aiolos or Aeolos - god of the

Winds. For the other characters named

Nike

Victoria

Boreas - god of the Northern Wind

Tyche

Fortuna

Atlas - the Titan who held the Heaven on

his shoulders
Achelous - god of the river with the same
name

Briareus - a Giant

MAIN GODS III TITANS

Hephaestus - the god of Fire (Vulcanus)

GREEK

ROMAN

Helios - a Titan, personification of the

sun. He was also called Hyperion

Atlas

Atlas

Cronus

Saturn

Oceanus

Oceanus

Hermaphroditus - the son of Hermes and

Aphrodite
Nereus - or The Old Man of the Sea, a Titan
who was the father of the Nereids

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Nilus - the god of the Egyptian Nile River

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