Aphrodite is mentioned as the daughter of Zeus (and Dione) in Homer's Iliad; Euripides' Helen, by Apollodorus - and Cicero's De Natura Deorum.
However in the Theogony, she is the daughter of Ouranos (heaven).
Aphrodite is mentioned as the daughter of Zeus (and Dione) in Homer's Iliad; Euripides' Helen, by Apollodorus - and Cicero's De Natura Deorum. However in the Theogony, she is the daughter of Ouranos (heaven).
Must depend on where you have seen the family tree. For example in Wikipedia: Family tree of the Greek gods she is listed as daughter of Uranus.
There are two accepted legends of Aphrodite's family tree. The first story was when a Cronus threw Ouranus ( the God of the sky into the sea), and Aphrodite emerged from the sea. The second story is that Aphrodite was the daughter of Zeus and Diana.
Ares's father was Zeus, his mother was Hera. He had no wife but flirted with Aphrodite. They had the kids Phobos, Cycnus, Demios, and Hippolyte.
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Zeus Athena
(Heaven) Uranus = Gaea (Earth) | --------------------------------------- | | | | | Cronus = Rhea Coeus = Phoebe Oceanus = Tethys | | | ---------------------- Leto = Zeus Iapetus | | | | | | | Hestia | Poseidon | Demeter=Zeus | ---------------- Hades Zeus = Hera | | | | | | | Persephone | | Prometheus | Athena | --------- | | | | | Atlas Epimetheus --------------- Apollo Artemis | | | | | | | Ares Hebe Hephaestus Zeus=Maia Zeus=Dione | | Hermes Aphrodite
There is no such thing! If you mean Aphrodite, that's on Posedion's Beach. Athena, the 'old lady' by the sacred tree. Zeus, on Olympus.
cause there related.
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It started with kronus....then his wife bore 6 children...Zeus,Hera,Poseidon,Hades,Demeter,And the godess of hearth......then Zeus bore many children....I only knew much some of them....Hermes,Athena,Aphrodite,Apollo and Artemis.....Then Demeter bore a child by Zeus her name is Persephone then Hades marry her :))Zeus have demigodes who is born a hero...like Hercules :D
The myrtle tree is often associated with Aphrodite in Greek mythology. It is believed to be her sacred tree, symbolizing love, beauty, and fertility.