| Term | Definition |
|
Titans |
The Elder Gods; children of the heaven and earth |
|
Cronus |
Leader of Titans; father to Zeus |
|
Atlas |
A Titan; bears the world on his shoulders |
|
Prometheus |
A Titan; the savior of mankind |
|
Olympians |
Children of the Titans |
|
Twelve |
Number of (important) Olympians |
|
Zeus |
Supreme ruler among the Olympians; lord of the sky |
|
Hera |
Protector of marriage; wife and sister of Zeus |
|
Poseidon |
Ruler of the sea; Zeus's brother |
|
Hades |
Ruler of the underworld; Zeus's brother |
|
Pallas Athena |
Goddess of the City; battle-goddess; Zeus's favorite child |
|
Phoebus Apollo |
God of Light and Truth; son of Zeus and Leto |
|
Artemis |
Goddess of the Hunt; Apollo's twin |
|
Aphrodite |
Goddess of Love and Beauty |
|
Hermes |
Zeus's messenger; Master Thief; guide of the dead |
|
Ares |
God of War; son of Zeus and Hera |
|
Hephaestus |
God of Fire; armorer and blacksmith of the gods |
|
Hestia |
Goddess of the Hearth; has no distinct personality |