"Deimos (Fear) : [Deimos] and Phobos (Fright) and Kydoimos (Din of War), attendants of Ares, the sons of war; they too experienced what Ares did, after Hephaistos had not been frightened by them." [N.B. When Ares tried to fetch Hephaistos to Olympos to release Hera from the thron...
And on still another occasion, HEPHAESTUS The love goddess was married to the homely craftsman-god Hephaestus. She was unfaithful to him with Ares, and Homer relates in the Odyssey how Hephaestus had his revenge. IN ART Elsewhere in classical art she has no distinctive attributes other than...
When they had been caught, Hephaestus went and told the other gods and goddesses to come to look at them and shame them. When they had been shamed and ridiculed, Hephaestus set them free. Aphrodite returned to Cyprus, and Ares returned to his homeland. Fact #3: The Venus de Milo and A...
Ares often goes to Hephaestus’ palace. Hephaestus is suspicious of his wife so he makes elaborate(精巧的) net of gold threads which he spreads over bed; Then he pretends to leave for Lemnos [?lemn?s] (利姆诺斯岛) Mars and Venus caught in the net and shown by Vulcan to the gods ...
of the other great gods, all of whom are shocked by her charm, and her surpassing beauty makes everyone desires to have her for his wife. Aphrodite is therefore also the goddess of beauty and gracefulness. She is still considered the personification of the generative power of nature, and ...
Greek Gods and Goddesses - Aphrodite, Apollo, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dionysus, Hephaestus, Hera, Hermes, Poseidon and Zeus.
Poseidon, God of the Sea and Zeus' brother, also sided with the Greeks whenever Zeus was not looking. An example of this constant intrusiveness of the Gods in the Iliad was when King "Menelaus hurls his spear, lightly wounding Paris. Paris' helmet strap becomes caught at his chin and ...
or a nude beardless young man with a helm and spear depicted. The marriage between Aphrodite and Hephaestus ended in drama after Helios (the sun god) caught the two together. Helios then flew to tell Hephaestus about the affair. Hephaestus in return trapped the two in the act and dragged ...
(Myth/Incredible Hercules#140 (fb)) - Eventually alerted about his wife by the light-god Apollo, Hephaestus caught Aphrodite and Ares together in one of their unions. She caught them in a net with a mechanical steed and paraded them around in Olympus until Zeus gave Aphrodite back to ...
ZeusandDione, his consort atDodona. In Book VIII of theOdyssey, Aphrodite was mismatched withHephaestus, the lame smith god, and she consequently spent her time philandering with the handsome god of war,Ares(by whom she became the mother ofHarmonia, the warrior twins Phobos and Deimos, and...