Wee, Peewee Balgua

BSIT 4-1

Olympian Gods and Goddesses

Greek Name
Eros

Artemis

Demeter

Apollo

Ares

Aphrodite

Heracles
Persephone

Dionysus

Hermes

Hephaestus

Hestia

Description
The god of sexual love and
beauty. He was son of Aphrodite
and Ares.
Goddess of the hunt, virginity,
archery, the moon, and all
animals. Daughter of Zeus and
Leto and twin sister of Apollo.
Goddess of fertility, agriculture,
nature, and the seasons. Middle
daughter of Cronus and Rhea.
God of light, prophecy, inspiration,
poetry, music and arts, medicine
and healing. Son of Zeus and
Leto. Twin brother of Artemis.
God of war, violence, and
bloodshed.
Son of Zeus and Hera.
Goddess of love, beauty, and
desire. Daughter of Zeus and the
Oceanid Dione.
A divine hero, the son of Zeus and
Alcmene. He was the greatest of
the Greek heroes.
Queen of the Underworld and a
daughter of Demeter and Zeus.
God of wine, celebrations, and
ecstasy. Patron god of the art of
theatre.
Son of Zeus and the mortal
Theban princess Semele.
Messenger of the gods; god of
commerce, thieves, eloquence
and streets. Son of Zeus and the
nymph Maia.
Master blacksmith and craftsman
of the gods; god of fire and the
forge.
Son of Hera, either by Zeus or
alone.
Goddess of the hearth and of the
right ordering of domesticity and
the family. She is the first child of

Roman Name
Cupid (Amor)

Diana

Ceres

Apollo

Mars

Venus

Hercules
Proserpina

Bacchus

Mercury

Vulcan

Vesta

Hebe
Asclepius

Perseus

Cronus and Rhea.

She is the daughter of Zeus and
Hera. She is the goddess of youth.
The god of medicine and healing.
He is the son of Apollo and
Coronis.
Son of Zeus and Danae, slayer of
Medusa, the legendary founder of
Mycenae and of the Perseid
dynasty.

Juventas
Vejovis

Perseus