Greek and Roman Gods Flashcards
Zeus
Symbols: thunderbolt, eagle
Hermes
messenger of god
Hermes
Wears winged cap and sandals
Demeter
Job description: goddess of earth, agriculture, and fertility
Apollo
Roman name: Phoebus
Apollo
Symbols: laurel wreath, mouse, golden chariot, golden lyre, golden bow and arrows
Aphrodite
Roman name: Venus
Ares
Roman name: Mars
Ares
god of war, hatred, and violence
Hades
Roman name: Pluto
Hades
Helmet of invisibility, Symbols: used a bidet (2-pronged spear), Cerberus (his 3-headed dog), or the cypress tree. He guarded all the dead and was also in charge of the gems, minerals and wealth of the underworld.
Poseidon
god of the sea, horses and earthquakes
Zeus
Roman name: Jupiter, Jove
Zeus
king of all gods, god of heavens and earth; ruler of weather and giver of justice
Zeus
Symbols: thunderbolt, eagle
Hermes
Roman name: Mercury
Hermes
messenger of god
Hermes
Wears winged cap and sandals
Demeter
Roman name: Ceres
Demeter
Job description: goddess of earth, agriculture, and fertility
Demeter
Symbols: wheat, cornucopia, poppy flower
Apollo
Roman name: Phoebus
Apollo
twin brother of Artemus, his name is always the same
Apollo
Symbols: laurel wreath, mouse, golden chariot, golden lyre, golden bow and arrows
Aphrodite
Roman name: Venus
Aphrodite
Job description: goddess of love and beauty
Aphrodite
married to Hephaestus
Ares
Roman name: Mars
Ares
god of war, hatred, and violence
Ares
Symbols: dog, vulture, wild boar, and bloodstained spear
Hades
Roman name: Pluto
Hades
god of the underworld
Hades
Helmet of invisibility, Symbols: used a bidet (2-pronged spear), Cerberus (his 3-headed dog), or the cypress tree. He guarded all the dead and was also in charge of the gems, minerals and wealth of the underworld.
Poseidon
Roman name: Neptune
Poseidon
god of the sea, horses and earthquakes
Poseidon
Symbols: trident, dolphin, horse, bull
roman god of the sky; father of the gods
Jupiter
Hera
Roman name: Juno
Hera
Roman name: Juno
greek god of the sky; father of the gods
Zeus
Hera
protector of marriage
roman queen and godess of mothers
Juno
Hera
Symbols: cow, peacock
Hera
Symbols: cow, peacock
greek queen and goddess of mothers
hera
Hestia
Roman name: Vesta
roman god of war
mars
Hestia
goddess of hearth and home
Hestia
goddess of hearth and home
greek god of war
ares
Hestia
Symbols: the hearth fire
roman goddess of grains and faming
ceres
Hephaestus
Roman name: Vulcan
Hephaestus
Roman name: Vulcan
greek godess of grains and farming
dementer
Hephaestus
creates beautiful things from anvil and forge
roman god of light, art, and healing
apollo
Hephaestus
Symbols: fire, axe, hammer
Hephaestus
Symbols: fire, axe, hammer
greek god of light, art, and healing
apollo
Dionysus
Roman name: Bacchus
roman godess of love and beauty
venus
Dionysus
god of wine and theatre, took Hestia’s place as 12th olympian
Dionysus
god of wine and theatre, took Hestia’s place as 12th olympian
greek goddess of love and beauty
aphrodite
Dionysus
Symbols: ivy, vine, grape bunches, wine cup, leopard
roman godess of wisdom and crafts
minerva
Artemis
Roman name: Diana
Artemis
Roman name: Diana
greek goddess of wisdom and crafts
athena
Artemis
goddess of moon and hunting, patroness of maidens
roman god of trade and the messenger
mercury
Artemis
Symbol: dear, silver chariot, silver bow and arrows, crescent moon crown
Artemis
Symbol: dear, silver chariot, silver bow and arrows, crescent moon crown
greek god of trade and the messenger
hermes
Athena
Roman name: Minerva
roman goddess of the moon and the woods
diana
Athena
goddess of wisdom and war, daughter of Zues who sprang from his head
greek goddess of the moon and the woods
artemes
Athena
Symbols: owl, olive tree, Medusa-head shield
Athena
Symbols: owl, olive tree, Medusa-head shield
roman god of the oceans and the seas
neptune
Eros
Roman name: Cupid
Eros
Roman name: Cupid
greek god of the oceans and seas
poseidon
Eros
Son of Aphrodite, uses arrows to make people fall in love
Eros
Son of Aphrodite, uses arrows to make people fall in love
roman god of fire and the blacksmith
vulcan
Persephone
Daughter of Demeter, wife of Hades, Spent six months in the underworld
greek god of fire and the blacksmith
hephaestus
Persephone
Roman name: Proserpina
Persephone
Roman name: Proserpina
roman goddess of the hearth and fire
vesta
Persephone
Goddess of Underworld
greek goddess of the hearth and fire
hestia
roman god of joy and wine
bacchus
greek god of joy and wine
dionysus
roman god of farming
saturn
greek god of farming
cronus
roman god of the woods and mischief
fauhus
greek god of the woods and mischief
pan
roman god of love
cupid
greek god of love
eros
roman god of the underworld
pluto
greek god of the underworld
hades
roman goddess of the underworld
proserpine
greek goddess of the underworld
persephone
roman godess of dawn
aurora
greek goddess of dawn
eos
roman god of strength
hercules
greek god of strength
heracles