Who would Athena marry?
Índice
- Who would Athena marry?
- Who was Athena's crush?
- Who was Athena's wife?
- Who did Athena hang out with?
- Why was Athena a virgin?
- Who killed Athena?
- Who Hated Athena?
- What are Athena's weaknesses?
- Who is the love goddess?
- What made Athena angry?
- What is the relationship between Athena and Aphrodite?
- Is Athena a god or goddess?
- What are some myths about Athena?
- What is the name of the goddess of Love?
Who would Athena marry?
In a series of cultic artifacts and mythological traditions, another aspect of Hephaestus' relationship to Athena comes up to the fore: here he is not the consuming God of fire, but the bridegroom, husband, and father of a divine child.
Who was Athena's crush?
Heracles Heracles is Athena's crush, where they have met in Athena the Wise. Helping him with laborious tasks, they have gained friendship that turns into a crush.
Who was Athena's wife?
Her Roman name is Minerva. She was a child of Zeus and Metis (Titaness), Zeus' first wife. After Zeus swallowed his wife, who was heavily pregnant with Athena at the time, Athena was born by springing out of Zeus' head, fully grown and wearing full battle armor....
| Athena | |
|---|---|
| Spouse | None (Virgin) |
| Children | None |
Who did Athena hang out with?
Family & Friends (& Enemies)
| Parents | Zeus (and perhaps Metis, depending on how one judges such things) |
|---|---|
| Children | I'm too wise to do anything so foolish as to procreate. I did, however, adopt a son named Erichthonius. |
| Friends | Odysseus Jason Perseus Heracles Nike |
| Enemies | The Trojans The Titans Medusa Arachne |
Why was Athena a virgin?
In her aspect as a warrior maiden, Athena was known as Parthenos (Παρθένος "virgin"), because, like her fellow goddesses Artemis and Hestia, she was believed to remain perpetually a virgin.
Who killed Athena?
Athena threw herself in front of Zeus before he could be stabbed, and fell by Kratos' hand. Saddened by what he had done. Kratos asked Athena why she would sacrifice herself.
Who Hated Athena?
Who Hated Athena? Her foes are Arachne, Poseidon, Ares, The Trojans, and Hephaestus. One of the most important achievements for Athena has been the creation of the olive tree during the competition for Athens against Poseidon.
What are Athena's weaknesses?
Athena's strengths: Rational, intelligent, a powerful defender in war but also a potent peacemaker. Athena's weaknesses: Reason rules her; she is not usually emotional or compassionate but she does have her favorites, such as the beleaguered heroes Odysseus and Perseus.
Who is the love goddess?
Aphrodite Aphrodite, ancient Greek goddess of sexual love and beauty, identified with Venus by the Romans.
What made Athena angry?
She did a mistake by mocking at Goddess Athena by calling her an inferior spinner and Weaver. This made Athena furious because she was one of the best in weaving skills. She became angry at Arachne's foolishness at the beginning of the story.
What is the relationship between Athena and Aphrodite?
- Aphrodite is the goddess of love and sailors, while Athena is the goddess of marriage and wisdom. You don't have to marry to love and vice versa.
Is Athena a god or goddess?
- In Greek mythology , Athena is one of the 12 Olympian gods. In Greek thought, she is the goddess of wisdom, the arts, law and justice, and just warfare (among other things). Athena is the patroness of Athens, Greece, a position she earned by defeating the Greek god, Poseidon.
What are some myths about Athena?
- Myths say that she was literally born from Zeus. The legend of Athena is an important part of Greek mythology. She is considered to have been the Goddess of wisdom, to whom values like justice and reason are ascribed. She was supposedly the favorite daughter of deity Zeus, the object of his affair with Titan Metis .
What is the name of the goddess of Love?
- Aphrodite is the ancient Greek goddess of love, beauty, pleasure, and procreation. She is identified with the planet Venus, which is named after the Roman goddess Venus, with whom Aphrodite was extensively syncretized.
