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| queen of the gods; has very blue eyes |
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| god of the sea; Zeus's brother |
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| god of the underworld; Zeus's brother |
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| god of the sun; twin was Artemis; one of the most important gods; a great healer; father of the god of medicine; god of poetry and song; a great archer; a perfect man; god of prophecy |
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| goddess of the moon; twin was Apollo; goddess of unmarried girls and a huntress of wild beasts |
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| goddess of wisdom; had grey eyes; queen of the domestic arts (spinning and weaving). She wore a helmet and a breastplate and carried a spear. |
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| goddess of love; born from the sea |
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| god of fire; could not walk; was a blacksmith and metalworker |
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| goddesses of music and the arts; attendants to Apollo |
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| messenger of the gods. god of sleep and thieves and could heal |
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