The twelve Olympian gods
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Title
                The twelve Olympian gods                            
            Description
                The twelve Olympian gods
ZEUS
The father of the Gods and the greatest one among them. The God of weather, protector of foreigners, family and fertility. He was also the god of lightning and of the sky.
HERA
The wife of the god Zeus. She was the protector of marriage and marital loyalty. The queen of gods and humans.
APOLLO
The god of prophecy, music and dance, of moral order and logic. He was also the god of healing.
ATHENA
The goddess of Wisdom, culture, martial arts, strategy and the protector of every human craft and beneficial occupation.
ARIES
The god of battle and war. He was the son of the god Zeus and the goddess Hera.
ARTEMIS
The goddess of wildlife, hunting, animals and fertility. The daughter of Zeus and the goddess Leto, and the twin sister of the god Apollo.
HEPHAESTUS
The god of fire, volcanos, metalworking and the protector of craftsmen. In addition, he was the manufacturer of the weapons of the gods.
APHRODITE
Aphrodite, who emerged from the sea, was the deification of female beauty, the Goddess of love. Gods and mortals were all entangled in her love nets.
HERMES
He was the messenger of the gods, a herald and a conductor of souls. He was also the protector of commerce.
HESTIA
The goddess Hestia is the eldest daughter and the firstborn child of Cronus and Rhea, and for this reason, she was put in command of all the great Divinities. She was the protector of family happiness.
POSEIDON
The god of the sea, rivers, fountains, drinking water and the element of fluid in general.
DEMETRA
The goddess of the earth, agriculture, flora, alimentation, fertility and the protector of farmers.
                            
            ZEUS
The father of the Gods and the greatest one among them. The God of weather, protector of foreigners, family and fertility. He was also the god of lightning and of the sky.
HERA
The wife of the god Zeus. She was the protector of marriage and marital loyalty. The queen of gods and humans.
APOLLO
The god of prophecy, music and dance, of moral order and logic. He was also the god of healing.
ATHENA
The goddess of Wisdom, culture, martial arts, strategy and the protector of every human craft and beneficial occupation.
ARIES
The god of battle and war. He was the son of the god Zeus and the goddess Hera.
ARTEMIS
The goddess of wildlife, hunting, animals and fertility. The daughter of Zeus and the goddess Leto, and the twin sister of the god Apollo.
HEPHAESTUS
The god of fire, volcanos, metalworking and the protector of craftsmen. In addition, he was the manufacturer of the weapons of the gods.
APHRODITE
Aphrodite, who emerged from the sea, was the deification of female beauty, the Goddess of love. Gods and mortals were all entangled in her love nets.
HERMES
He was the messenger of the gods, a herald and a conductor of souls. He was also the protector of commerce.
HESTIA
The goddess Hestia is the eldest daughter and the firstborn child of Cronus and Rhea, and for this reason, she was put in command of all the great Divinities. She was the protector of family happiness.
POSEIDON
The god of the sea, rivers, fountains, drinking water and the element of fluid in general.
DEMETRA
The goddess of the earth, agriculture, flora, alimentation, fertility and the protector of farmers.
Source
                Cyprus Post, Republic of Cyprus
                            
                    
                Κυπριακά Ταχυδρομεία, Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία                            
            Publisher
                UNESCO Chair on Digital Cultural Heritage                            
                    
                Digital Heritage Research Lab, Cyprus University of Technology                             
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                Designer: Xenia Christodoulou                            
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                www.cypruspost.gov.cy                            
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            Language
                en                            
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Identifier
                2022CS450                            
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                35.160417, 33.346556                            
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Citation
Cyprus Post, Republic of Cyprus
 and Κυπριακά Ταχυδρομεία, Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία, “The twelve Olympian gods,” Αψίδα, accessed November 4, 2025, https://apsida.cut.ac.cy/items/show/49343.
