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The Twelve
Olympians
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The Twelve
Olympians
Mr. Don V. Liongson
English 10
Gr. 10-St. Francis y
St. Alphonsus
Greek Name: Zeus
Roman Name: Jupiter
Notes:
Supreme ruler
NOT all-powerful
¡°Cloud-gatherer¡±
¡°Lord of the Sky¡±
Rain, thunder bolt
Had many affairs and many
offspring
Greek Name: Hera
Roman Name: Juno
Notes:
Zeus¡¯s wife and sister
Protector of marriage
Vindictive, jealous of Zeus¡¯s affairs
Greek Name: Poseidon
Roman Name: Neptune
Notes:
Lord of the sea
Zeus¡¯s brother
¡°Earth-shaker¡±
Sea blue hair
Trident (3-pronged spear)
Important and powerful (Greeks
were seafaring people)
Greek Name: Hades
Roman Name: Pluto
Notes:
God of the underworld
Zeus¡¯s brother
¡°King of the Dead¡±
3-headed dog Cerberus
Terrible, but not evil
Greek Name: Ares
Roman Name: Mars
Notes:
God of war
Son of Zeus and Hera
¡°Bloodstained god¡±
Most hateful god
Symbol- vulture
Greek Name: Hermes
Roman Name: Mercury
Notes:
Messenger god
Winged sandals and magic cap
¡°Quicksilver¡±
Graceful and swift
Greek Name: Apollo
Roman Name: Apollo
Notes:
God of light and truth
Music, poetry
Golden lyre
Has oracle at Delphi
¡°The most Greek of all the gods¡±
Twin brother of Artemis
Greek Name: Artemis
Roman Name: Diana
Notes:
¡°Lady of Wild Things¡±
Huntress
Protector of the young
Moon goddess
Twin sister of Apollo
Greek Name: Athena
Roman Name: Minerva
Notes:
Goddess of wisdom and
war
Sprang from Zeus¡¯s
Zeus¡¯s favorite child
Protector of the city
¡°Gray-eyed,¡± ¡°Flashing- eyed¡±
Greek Name: Hestia
Roman Name: Vesta
Notes:
Goddess of the hearth
and home
Honored at meal times
Greek Name: Aphrodite
Roman Name: Venus
Notes:
Goddess of love and
beauty
Sprung from the foam of the sea
Married to Hephaestus
Greek Name: Hephaestus
Roman Name: Vulcan
Notes:
God of fire
Ugly, lame
God of metal smiths, weavers,
handicrafts
Married to Aphrodite
REFERENCES:
Bierlein, J. (1994). Parallel Myths. New
York:Ballantine Wellspring
Evslin, Evslin and Hoopes (1966). The Greek
Gods. New York: Scholastic Inc.
Hamilton, E. (1969). Mythology. New York:
Warner Books.

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  • 2. The Twelve Olympians Mr. Don V. Liongson English 10 Gr. 10-St. Francis y St. Alphonsus
  • 3. Greek Name: Zeus Roman Name: Jupiter Notes: Supreme ruler NOT all-powerful ¡°Cloud-gatherer¡± ¡°Lord of the Sky¡± Rain, thunder bolt Had many affairs and many offspring
  • 4. Greek Name: Hera Roman Name: Juno Notes: Zeus¡¯s wife and sister Protector of marriage Vindictive, jealous of Zeus¡¯s affairs
  • 5. Greek Name: Poseidon Roman Name: Neptune Notes: Lord of the sea Zeus¡¯s brother ¡°Earth-shaker¡± Sea blue hair Trident (3-pronged spear) Important and powerful (Greeks were seafaring people)
  • 6. Greek Name: Hades Roman Name: Pluto Notes: God of the underworld Zeus¡¯s brother ¡°King of the Dead¡± 3-headed dog Cerberus Terrible, but not evil
  • 7. Greek Name: Ares Roman Name: Mars Notes: God of war Son of Zeus and Hera ¡°Bloodstained god¡± Most hateful god Symbol- vulture
  • 8. Greek Name: Hermes Roman Name: Mercury Notes: Messenger god Winged sandals and magic cap ¡°Quicksilver¡± Graceful and swift
  • 9. Greek Name: Apollo Roman Name: Apollo Notes: God of light and truth Music, poetry Golden lyre Has oracle at Delphi ¡°The most Greek of all the gods¡± Twin brother of Artemis
  • 10. Greek Name: Artemis Roman Name: Diana Notes: ¡°Lady of Wild Things¡± Huntress Protector of the young Moon goddess Twin sister of Apollo
  • 11. Greek Name: Athena Roman Name: Minerva Notes: Goddess of wisdom and war Sprang from Zeus¡¯s Zeus¡¯s favorite child Protector of the city ¡°Gray-eyed,¡± ¡°Flashing- eyed¡±
  • 12. Greek Name: Hestia Roman Name: Vesta Notes: Goddess of the hearth and home Honored at meal times
  • 13. Greek Name: Aphrodite Roman Name: Venus Notes: Goddess of love and beauty Sprung from the foam of the sea Married to Hephaestus
  • 14. Greek Name: Hephaestus Roman Name: Vulcan Notes: God of fire Ugly, lame God of metal smiths, weavers, handicrafts Married to Aphrodite
  • 15. REFERENCES: Bierlein, J. (1994). Parallel Myths. New York:Ballantine Wellspring Evslin, Evslin and Hoopes (1966). The Greek Gods. New York: Scholastic Inc. Hamilton, E. (1969). Mythology. New York: Warner Books.