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The parentage of Pan is unclear; in some myths he is the son of Zeus, though generally he is the son of Hermes or Dionysus, with whom his mother is said to be a nymph, sometimes Dryope or, in Nonnus, a Penelope.
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The parentage of Pan is unclear. In some myths he is the son of Zeusthough,generally, he is the son of Hermes or Dionysus.
His mother is said to be a Nymph,sometimes Dryope or Nonnus.
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Yes, with Aphrodite. The son was named Hermaphroditos. (= HERM + APHRODIT)
It is possible this couple had other kids too.
With princess Dryope Hermes fathered the god Pan.
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So it seems. He had a couple of children by Aphrodite, but she was already married. Hermes is also supposed to have children with the nymph Dryope, but the gods never married nymphs. So ...
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The mother of Hermes' child, Pan, was the nymph Dryope or, in some accounts, the goddess Penelope. Hermes, the Greek god of trade and messenger of the gods, had various romantic liaisons, but Pan is one of his most well-known offspring. Pan is often depicted as a god of the wild, shepherds, and flocks.
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Pan's Mother was Dryope (the daughter of King Dryops).
Aphrodite was the goddess of love, ect... who was the mother of Hermaphroditus (or Aphroditus)
Abderus didn't have a mother...
So his spouses that he had children with were Aphrodite and Dryope.
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Yes, as any son of Hermes would be a brother of Pan. Immortal divine sons of Hermes included Hermaphroditos and Priapos (mother being Aphrodite) Pherespondos, Lykos, and Pronomos his Satyr sons by Iphthime.
Eleusis (which is sometimes female, sometimes male) by Daeira.
And of unknown mother : his daughters Angelia and Palaistra.
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He was possibly born 4th age. There are 5 ages in Greek mythology. They are the Golden age, the Silver age, the Bronze age, the Heroic age, and the Iron age. He might have died sometime between14 and 37 A.D. Birthplace: Disputed. Nobody is exactly sure were Died: On the island of Paxi. A sailor heard a voice cry, " Tell the public the great god Pan is dead! Education: Pan is a GOD!!! He doesn't need an education!!! Father: Hermes Mother: Penelope or Dryope Spouse: Aix or Aex Children: 12 panes (mini Pans) numerous others Childhood: Very short childhood, 3-5 days. Relationships: LOTS and LOTS and LOTS and LOTS of Girl friends Recreation: Helps the Sheppards out for recreation. God of: Shepards. Symbol: Panpipes Greek name: Πάν English Name: PAN (DUH!!!!!!!) Career: GOD-OF-SHEPARDS (for the 2nd time!!!!!) Known for: Having LOTS of Relationships
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Several purposes, really. They served as an explanation for everything that happened outside of man's own control. They served as fodder for tales about life, love , morality, etc. They were someone to blame when things didn't go well.
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