The Greek Gods

Aphrodite
Goddess of love, beauty and fertility. Daughter of Ouranos born out of the sea at Paphos. Wife of Hephaistos and lover of Ares Dionysus and Adonis. Won the beauty contest judged by Paris.
Apollo
God of prophecy, archery and music. Son of Zeus and the Titaness Leto. Twin brother of Artemis. Father of Asclepius. Killed the earth serpent Python and gained his seat as an oracle, but forced by Zeus to serve mortal men as a pennance.
Ares
War God of fickle nature. Son of Zeus and Hera. Father of Phobos "panic" and Demos "fear" who accompanied him onto the battle field. Lover of Aphrodite.
Artemis
Virgin goddess of the wild. Twin sister of Apollo and daughter of Zeus and Leto.
Asclepius
God of healing. Son of Apollo and the lake nymph Coronis. Removed from the corpse of his mother who had died from a disease sent by Artemis as a punishment for being unfaithful to Apollo. Killed by Zeus for raising the dead.
Athena
Virgin goddess of war and crafts. Daughter of Zeus and the Titaness Metis. Born out of the head of Zeus fully grown. Patron of Athens.
Demeter
Goddess of vegetation and fruitfulness. Daughter of Cronos and Rhea and mother of Persephone.
Dionysus
God of vegetation, wine and ecstasy. Son of Zeus and Semele. The bull-horned god.
Eos
Winged goddess of dawn. Daughter of the Titans Hyperion and Theia. Rides across the sky just before sunrise in a chariot pulled by her horses Shiner and Bright.
Eros
God of Love and companion of Aphrodite.
Hades
God of the underworld. Son of Cronos and Rhea. Abducted Persephone to be his bride.
Hecate
Goddess of farming during the day and witchcraft, ghosts and tombs at night. Descended from the Titans.
Helios
Sun god. Son of the Titan Hyperion. Often equated with Apollo.
Hephaistos
Smith God. Son of Zeus and Hera and husband of Aphrodite. Lame in one leg.
Hera
Supreme Goddess. Daughter of Cronos and Rhea and wife of Zeus.
Hermes
Messenger god. Son of Zeus and Maia and lover of Aphrodite. Said to guide the dead into Hades.
Hestia
Goddess of the hearth.
Pan
God of mountainsides and pastures of sheep and goats. Son of Hermes. A playful, energetic but irritable god who is famous for his reed pipes.
Poseidon
Sea god. Son of Cronos and Rhea. Associated with horses and bulls. Married to the sea nymph Amphirite and lover of Medusa.
Selene
Moon goddess.
Silenus
Goat-like God of Pastures. Son of Hermes or Pan and companion of Dionysus. Said to given King Midas his golden touch.
Zeus
Supreme god. Son of Cronos and Rhea and husband of Hera. Associated with thunder and lightning.