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| Goddess of harvest, crops, and agriculture |
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| Mother of persephone-the 6 months that persephone is in the underworld, she grieves and the season becomes winter |
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| God of light, truth, healing, archery, and music |
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| Sacred object(s): crow, dolphin, laurel, and lyre |
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| a handsome god-known for his beautiful locks of hair |
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| Goddess of the moon, hunt, and children |
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| Sacred object(s): stag, crescent moon, and cypress |
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| Her favorite animal was the deer |
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| The twin sister of Apollo |
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| Goddess of wisdom, war, cities, arts, and crafts |
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| Sacred object(s): owl, shield, olive tree |
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| Her favorite city was Athens |
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| A proud beautiful goddess with blue-green eyes |
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| Sacred object(s): trident, horse, and bull |
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| Lives at the bottom of the sea |
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| Sacred object(s): helmet, metal, and jewels |
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| Sacred object(s): dove, goose, sparrow, and myrtle |
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| known for her extreme beauty |
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| God of gods, god of heavens |
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| Sacred object(s): eagle, thunderbolt, shield, and oak tree |
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| Sacred object(s): peacock, cow |
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| Sacred object(s): bull, serpent, ivy, and wine |
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| represents the non rational aspects of life |
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| God of motion, sleep, dreams, travelers, and thieves |
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| Sacred object(s): wand, winged sandals, and winged helmet |
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| God of metals and fires; rules over volcanoes |
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| Sacred object(s): fire, blacksmith's hammer |
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| the only ugly god; has physical deformities |
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| makes armor for all the gods |
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| Sacred object(s): vulture and dog |
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| represents the brute side of war |
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