Kallisto Research Paper

Hera was the daughter of Cronus and Rhea. She was born on the riverbanks of Imbrasons, under a willow tree. When Hera and her siblings were born Cornos her father, thought one of his children was going to kill him, so he swallowed all of them. Including Hera. Later on when Zeus was born and grew up he killed Cronos, and freed his brothers and sisters.

He was also the shepherd god and protected flocks of sheep. He had twin sister Artemis, who was a huntress and goddess of forest creatures. Another was Aphrodite, goddess of love and protector of marriage. She had a magic girdle which made her irristable to gods and mortals alike. Persephone was the daughter of Zeus and Demeter, she was goddess of spring time.

After Medusa's affair with Poseidon she got pregnant with two children, Pegasus a winged horse, and Chrysaor, he of the Golden sword. They were sprang from Medusa's neck when Perseus cut her head. This myth of Medusa and Perseus is one of the most famous ones. Perseus was the

“Greek queen of Olympus, sister and wife of Zeus, daughter of Cronus and Rhea” (Daly 67). Cronus was the god of time and Rhea the goddess of nature. They were mother and father of the gods and held tons of power. When Rhea gave birth to Hera, there were a few difficulties. “but then swallowed by Cronus because he believed that one of his children would overthrow him just as he overthrew his father” (“Hera”).

As stated earlier, Artemis became an eternal maiden, choosing to remain celibate, she was very protective of her and her hunter’s chastity. When men witnessed her naked, bathing, she would hear their side of the story before striking them down, such was the tale of Sipriotes, who was a child and accidently witnessed Artemis in the nude, being innocent she transformed him into a girl so she would not have to kill him. However, when an adult hunter, Actaeon, witnessed her nudity, he demanded that she be his wife and bear his children, Artemis responded by transforming him into a deer, to be eaten by his dogs. Apollo was impatient in his dealings with humans; such as, when the Queen Niobe of Delos bragged that she was greater than Leto, the twins’ mother, because she had sixteen children instead of two, Apollo took his golden bow and struck down all of her children and incited the citizens to tear her apart. Another instance was when Apollo had a flute contest with a satyr, with King Midas as the sole judge. Apollo was certain he would win, being the god of music, but the satyr was declared the winner, causing Apollo to fly into a fit of rage; he flayed the goat alive and cursed Midas with donkey

Zeus and Maia: Zeus was romantically involved w. a nymph named Maia and they made love in a cave and Maia gave birth to Hermes (Mercury) who arrived at dawn. During the afternoon, he was playing the lyre. At night, he stole Apollo’s cattle.

After the birth of Dionysus, Zeus entrusted him to Hermes, who then took him to Ino and Athamas, and told them to bring Dionysus up as if he was a girl. Zeus’s wife

Ares god of war and battle son of Zeus and Hera his symbol is the wild bore and the spear and the

Artemis was the goddess of the hunt, the moon, and the natural environment. Her Roman name was Diana. She was the daughter of Zeus, king of the gods, and the Titaness, Leto. She was also the twin sister of Apollo, the god of the sun. Artemis was born on an island called Ortigia. Leto, her mother, had given birth to the twins after being chased by the jealous wife of Zeus, Hera. Artemis helped her mother give birth to her Apollo as soon as she was born, and became the protector of childbirth and labour.

Artemis is the goddess of the moon, forests, and archery. She is also the leader of a group of huntresses who are a bunch of girls who all pledged themselves to the goddess Artemis and have eternal maidenhood. This is important, because Thalia, the daughter of Zeus, became one of the Hunters and never turned sixteen years old. In The Titan’s Curse, Artemis is captured by the titan Atlas and is the reason there was a quest in that book. Her Hunters demanded a quest to go save their goddess.

Then name of her son was Zeus.

An important god in Greek mythology, Apollo was known as god of music, prophesy, medicine, archery, light, healing, plague, and poetry. Apollo, son of Zeus and Leto, and twin brother of Artemis, was born on the island of Delos. It was said that Hera, Zeus’ wife, had found out about Leto’s pregnancy and banned her from giving birth on “terra firma”, which forced Leto to seek out in search of a place to give birth. She came upon the island of Delos, which at that time was not a real island or dry land, and birthed Apollo with the help of his twin sister, Artemis, who was born a day earlier. Grateful to people who inhabited the island, Leto promised that her son, Apollo, would always favor the city. Zeus then secured the floating land to the bottom

Artemis was the goddess of the hunt, the natural environment, chastity, virginity, and the moon. She was the daughter of Zeus and Leto with a twin brother Apollo. Artemis was a virgin and drew the attention of many gods and men. Artemis appealed to Zeus to grant her eternal virginity. She was an important goddess in the lives of women, especially when it came to marriage. Her hunting companion, Orion, was the only one that won her heart. It is said that he was accidentally killed by Artemis because Apollo was jealous and tricked her. In her grief, Artemis placed him among the stars as the constellation Orion.

The KitKat is a treat that many people enjoy eating, but they don’t know what they put into their mouths before they eat it. KitKats made of things that a regular piece of candy should have. It has high calories, total fat, and protein in a serving size of three two-piece KitKat bars (KitKat).

Daphne was a Naiad-Nymph of the river Peneus in Thessalia and the daughter of the river god Peneus. Nymphs were female spirits of the natural world and crafters of nature’s beauty, from the growing of the trees and flowers to the formation of wetlands, brooks, grottos, and springs. (Atsma) Her father, the river god Peneus, was tried several times because Daphne would not accept any of the handsome, eligible young men who wanted her. Her father would scold her by saying, “Am I never going to have a grandson?” which Daphne would answer with “Father, dearest, let me be like Diana.”. (Hamilton 119) Her father would surrender from these conversations and let her off into the woods, which she had the freedom to do what she desired. Daphne became like Diana, also known as Artemis, by living as a perpetual virgin and a wild huntress. Daphne is said to have been Apollo’s first love, but it turned out to be a one-sided love.