Greek Gods and Goddesses

Dionysus Facts
The article stresses on answering one of the most intriguing question in the Greek mythology - who is Greek god Dionysus, in an interesting way. To know more about Greek god Dionysus facts, read on...

Aphrodite - Goddess of Love
Greek mythology has been full of fascinating chapters, each more interesting than the previous one. One such fascinating chapter is about Aphrodite, the goddess of love. Read on to know more about Aphrodite - the goddess of love and beauty.

List of Greek Gods and Goddesses
The Greek religion and mythology is one of the most versatile and vast domains of the topic, religion. The Greek religion and all the mythological figures as well as the gods and goddesses, have played a very important role in their legends, poems and literature. Many of the stories and works of literature were inspired by the Greek gods and goddesses. The following is a list of all the important deities of the Greek civilization and religion.

Hephaestus: The Greek God of Fire
Hephaestus is the Greek god of fire, who is considered patron of blacksmiths and metallurgists. He is commonly associated with volcanic eruptions and magical contrivances. The Temple of Hephaestus is the best Doric order preserved ancient Greek temple...

Hades: The Greek God of the Underworld
Of all the Gods of the Greek pantheon, Hades, the God of the Underworld is the one who is revered the most. There are a number of myths surrounding Hades who is considered to be a merciless God and was believed to sternly guard the rules of his kingdom.

Dionysus: Greek God of Wine
Dionysus is the Greek god of wine, fertility, ecstasy and a patron of arts. Thyrsus (a staff covered with vines and leaves), grapes and leopard skin are his symbols. He was a late entrant in the Greek pantheon of gods, and is thought to be of foreign origin.

Nike of Samothrace Statue
The headless statue of the Nike of Samothrace with her wings outstretched, and folds of garment billowing in the strong gusts of the sea breeze, is a fine example of Hellenistic art. Right since it was installed in Louvre, France, in 1884, it has been inspiring awe both in the critics of art as well the spectators.

Hermes: The Messenger Greek God
The many opposing qualities that embody Hermes include friendliness, helpfulness, sneakiness, and cunningness. Often depicted as an athletic young man with winged shoes, he is the God of many things, including travelers and merchants. However, he is best known as the Messenger Greek God.

Facts About Hades - The Greek God of the Dead
Greek mythology is one of the most fascinating chapters of history. It contains many things which are bound to leave you spellbound, ranging from their culture to the gods they worshipped. One such aspect of the Greek mythology is Hades - the God of the Dead. Let's explore some facts about Hades, the divine Lord of the Underworld.

Temple of Artemis
Known as one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the temple is nowhere to be found now. It once stood tall in a place then called Ephesus, and Turkey at present. Read to know more about the temple of Artemis...

Greek God Uranus
Greek God Uranus is also known as the Sky God. Here is the story that reveals details about Greek God Uranus and Gaia.

Poseidon: God of the Sea
You could say that the study of Greek mythology is incomplete without understanding the personality of the God of the Sea. Read on to know more about Poseidon.

Eros - God of Love
The God of love, Eros has been worshipped by people for various reasons. Here is a look at some stories from Greek mythology that revolved around this mighty God.

Apollo - The Sun God
Apollo, the Sun God is truly a divine charmer. He is known for his love of beauty and is also known as the God of Poetry and Music. Read on to know more about him.

Myths of Hades
There are not many myths about Hades, the Greek god of the Underworld. This article takes a closer look...

Greek Goddess of Earth
The Romans identify the Greek Goddess of Earth with Tellus. This article gives a brief insight into the Greek Goddess of Earth, Gaia.

Facts on Poseidon
Poseidon was the God of the Sea and the God of Horses. He belongs to the Greek mythology. Know more about him through the facts about Poseidon.

Greek Goddess Artemis
Mythology has always been a topic of interest and there are many gods and goddesses who have been intriguing us for a long time. One such goddess is Greek goddess Artemis who has been the epitome of female liberty.

Names of Greek Gods - Ancient Greek Gods
Want to know more about Greek mythology and Ancient Greek Gods? Here is some information to interest you...

Statue of Zeus
A masterpiece 23 feet wide and 40 feet tall, the statue of Zeus represents the king of the gods in the Greek mythology. It is remarkably built showing Zeus sitting on and ivory and gold throne. See more about it here!

Ares - Greek God of War
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Zeus - Greek God Zeus
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Greek Goddess Athena: The Goddess of Wisdom and War
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It’s only words… 3
Getting back to the origin of words, this time we seek divine inspiration. The words below have their origins connected to Roman & Greek Gods.

Why Some Greeks Are Worshipping the Ancient Gods
After a break of 16 centuries, Greek pagans are worshipping the ancient gods again - despite furious opposition from the Orthodox church. Helena Smith asks them why they're so keen to revive the old religion.

Greek Gods Prepare for Comeback
It has taken almost 2,000 years, but those who worship the 12 gods of ancient Greece have finally triumphed. An Athens court has ordered that the adulation of Zeus, Hera, Hermes, Athena and co is to be unbanned, paving the way for a comeback of pagans on Mount Olympus.