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-the ruler of the ocean. Triton was one of his sons |
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the ruler of the dead and the underworld |
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the goddess of love and beauty sprang the foam from the sea |
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was the wife Zeus and queen of the gods and goddess |
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| was sent by the gods with a jar full of evils in order to avenge Prometheus's theft of fire |
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| a Gorgon whoever looked in her eyes you would be turned into stone |
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| the daughter of Cassiopeia, who was saved from a sea monster by her future husband, Peruses |
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| was the father of the gods |
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| held the heavens on his shoulders |
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| gave a gift to each animal |
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| was the god of the law and justice |
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| was the goddess of memory |
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| was the god of fire and metalworking |
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| messenger god and the god of sciences |
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| god of sun lyre and archery |
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| the goddess of the moon hunting and animals |
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