Ancient Greek
G O D S & G O D D E S S E S
Leto was born from the union of Koios and Phoibe and Artemis is from the union of Zeus and Leto.
Artemis can easily be identified wearing her short tunic with flat-heeled sandals with a bags of arrows on her back. She is associated with many of the animals of the wild including the bear, the boar, the stag, the goat and packs of dogs. She is the goddess of the hunt and is thus associated with death, bows and arrows and youth. Her arrows, often used in the hunt, serve several other purposes as well. Artemis is said to have the power to infect people with a plague with her arrows as well as use them to punish those who have wronged her. She is associated with childbirth and may use her arrows to relieve those in labor. Artemis is also associated with the crescent moon, which she sometimes wears upon her head.
First there was choas and Gaia, the mother earth and Uranos, the empty sky. And Tartaros, the deepest end of underworld.
From the union of Gaia and Uranos there came 12 Titans, 3 Kyklops and 3 Hekatontheus.
Iapetos Themis Koios - Phoibe
Krios - Mnemesyene Hyperion - Thera
Okeanos - Tethys Kronos - Rheia
Brontes
Steropes
Arges
The Olympian Gods are from the union of Kronos and Rheia.
Hestia Zeus
Demeter Hades
Hera Poseidon
The traditional fight between the Gods to be the master of universe. Because of this Kronos gulp his children. But his wife Rheia gives him stones to save Zeus. So Kronos brings out what he had swallowed. Zeus grows up then to continue the fight for the world order and control.
Laodameia, a daughter of Bellerophontes, became by Zeus the mother of Sarpedon, and was killed by Artemis while she was engaged weaving.
Anatolian mother goddess Cybele
Cybele represents the fertile Earth, nature, wild animals (especially lions and bees). Phrygian Cybele identified with the Hittite goddess Hebat and related to the origin of Anatolian Kubaba.
Ephesus goddess Artemis
Daughter of Zeus and Leto, and the twin sister of Apollo, goddess of forests and hills, childbirth, virginity, fertility and the hunt.
Transformation in Time ??
The nude Aphrodite was one of the most well known work of sculptor Praxiteles who lived 4 C BC .
