Greek Gods A-Z
Greek Gods A-Z List
This ADDucation Greek gods quick list is compiled from the ADDucation MEGA list of Greek gods and goddesses which includes semi-divine Greek gods (demi-gods), Greek heros and mortals, siblings, consorts and offspring along with extra detail, trivia, facts and references. Read less with this Greek gods list or learn more with the Greek gods mega list – the choice is yours!
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| Greek Gods | Deity of | Group | Parents | Consort/s |
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| Adonis | God of desire and beauty | Minor god | Cinyras & Metharme (or Phoenix & Alphesiboea or Theias, King of Assyria & his daughter Myrrha/Smyrna | Aphrodite, Persephone |
| Aether | God of Light and the upper atmosphere | Primordial |
| Hemera, Gaia |
| Aeolus/ Aiolos | One of the three keepers of the winds | Sky God | Hippotes & Arne | Melanippe or Cyane |
| Antaeus | Half-giant | Poseiden & Gaia | Tinjis | |
| Anteros | God of requited love | Minor God | Ares & Aphrodite (or nymphs) | Eros |
| Apollo | God of Music, Prophecy, Education, Healing and Disease | Olympian | Zeus & Leto |
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| Ares | God of War, & Battle | Olympian | Zeus & Hera |
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| Asclepius (Asklepios) | God of healing and medicine | Deified Mortal |
| Epione (goddess of soothing pain)
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| Astraeus | God of the dusk, stars, planets and astrology | Titan 2nd Gen. | Crius & Eurybia (maybe 1 of the 100 Gigantes born of Tartarus & Gaia). Another Astraeus is one of the elderly Silens. | Eos |
| Atlas | God of endurance & astronomy | Titan 2nd Gen. | Iapetus & Clymene (Oceanid ) or Asia | Pleione |
| Attis (Atus, Attus, or Attin) | God of vegetation | Mortal | Galaos & Nana (Naiad nymph of the River Sangarius) | Cybele |
| Bellerophon | Hero |
| Philonoe (wife, daughter of Iobates) | |
| Boreas | God of the north wind and winter | Sky God > Wind God | Astraeus & Eos |
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| Castor and Polydeuces (Dioscuri) | Gods of sailors, horsemanship and travelers | Deified Mortals |
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| Chaos | Personification of nothingness | Primordial | See notes | Erebos |
| Coeus | Intellect, intelligence and the axis of heaven | Titan | Uranus & Gaia | Phoebe |
| Crius (Megamedes) | Constellations | Titan (Elder) | Uranus & Gaia | Eurybia (wife) |
| Chronos (with h) | God of time | Primordial Orphic9* | Hydrus & Gaia or none (because Chronos is one of the protogenoi that emerged at dawn of creation) | Ananke |
| Cronos (Kronos, Porus, Poros) | God of agriculture | Titan (Elder) |
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| Dionysus (Dionysos) | God of Wine, Drunkenness, Madness, Parties | Olympian |
| Ariadne |
| Epimetheus | God of afterthought and the father of excuses | Titan 2nd Gen. | Iapetus & Clymene | Pandora |
| Erebus | God of darkness and shadow | Primordial | Chaos | Nyx |
| Eros | Winged god of love, sexual desire and attraction | Primordial | Ares & Aphrodite | Psyche (wife) |
| Ganymede | God of rain | Divine Hero | Tros of Dardania & Callirrhoe | Zeus |
| Geras | Personification of Old Age | Spirit/ Daimon |
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| Hades (Plouton & Ploutos) | King of the Underworld. God of the Dead | Primardial | Cronus & Rhea | Persephone |
| Helios | Titan of the Sun. Personification of the Sun, guardian of oaths. Charioteer of the sun | Titan 2nd Gen. | Hyperion & Theia |
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| Hephaestus (Hephaistos) | God of Metalworking, Fire, Building, Fine Arts, Volcanism | Olympian |
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| Heracles | God of physical strength. Divine protector of mankind. Gatekeeper of Olympus | Demigod/ God | Zeus & Alcmene. Amphitryon (foster father) |
For Heracles lovers refer to ADDucation’s Mega list of Greek gods and goddesses |
| Hermes (Argei-phontes) | God of Travel, Trade, Athletics, Language, Thievery, Good Luck | Olympian |
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| Hydrus (Hydros) | Primordial waters | Primordial Orphic | Gaia | |
| Hyperion | Light, wisdom and watchfulness | Titan | Uranus & Gaia | Theia (sister) |
| Hypnos (Hypnus) | Personification of Sleep | Spirit/ Daimon |
| Pasithea |
| Iapetus | God of mortality. The Piercer | Titan | Uranus & Gaia | Asia or Clymene |
| Jason (Iason and the Argonauts) | Leader of the Argonauts | Mortal |
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| Lelantos | God of the unseen, air, hunter’s skill of stalking prey | Titan 2nd Gen. | Coeus & Phoebe | Periboa |
| Menoetius | God of violent anger, rash action, and human mortality | Titan 2nd Gen. |
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| Midas | King of Phrygia | Mortal | Gordius & Cybele | – |
| Minos | First king of Crete. Judge of the dead in the underworld | Deified Mortal |
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| Momus | God of mockery, ridicule, scorn, complaint & criticism | Olympian |
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| Moros (Morus) | Doom, fate | Primordial |
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| Morpheus | God of dreams | Minor god | Hypnos | – |
| Narcissus | – | Mortal |
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| Nereus | God of rich bounty of fish | God | Pontus & Gaia | Doris |
| Oceanus | God of the river | Titan |
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| Odysseus | King of Ithaca | Mortal |
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| Oedipus | King of Thebes | Mortal | King Laius and Queen Jocasta | Jocasta (wife, in an unknowingly incestuous relationship) |
| Ophion | Ruler of Earth | Titan (or Primordial God) |
| Eurynome |
| Orpheus | Mortal | Oeagrus (King of Thrace) or Apollo & Calliope (muse) | Eurydice | |
| Pallas | God of warcraft & of the springtime campaign season | Titan 2nd Gen. | Crius & Eurybia | Styx |
| Pan (aka Aegipan) | God of fields, groves, wooded glens, the wild, forest, hunting & rustic music (pan-pipes), theatrical criticism |
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| Pegasus | Immortal creature | Poseidon & the Gorgon Medusa | ||
| Perses | God of destruction | Titan 2nd Gen. | Crius & Eurybia | Asteria (his cousin) |
| Perseus | Hero | Zeus & Danaë (Acrisius is stepfather) | Andromeda | |
| Phanes | God of procreation and the generation of new life | Primordial Orphic |
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| Phosphorous (Eosphorus & Hesperus) | The bringer of light (from Venus – the morning star) | Astraeus & Eos | ||
| Pontus | God of the sea, father of the fish and other sea creatures | Primordial |
| Thalassa |
| Poseidon | King of the Seas. God of Rivers, Earthquakes, Horses | Olympian | Cronus & Rhea | Divine consorts:
For Poseidon’s giant and nymph consorts refer to ADDucation’s Mega list of Greek gods and goddesses. |
| Prometheus | God of forethought | Titan 2nd Gen. | Iapetus & Clymene | |
| Tartarus | God of the underworld | Primordial | Aether & Gaia | Gaia |
| Thanatos | Personification of Non-violent death | Spirit, Daimon |
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| Thaumas | Personification of the the wonders of the sea | Sea god | Pontus & Gaia | Electra (Amber tingd clouds, an Oceanid) |
| Uranus (Ouranus) | God of the heavens. Father of the Titans. | Primordial |
| Gaia |
| Zagreus | Minor God | Zeus (in serpent form) and Persephone & then Semele | ||
| Zeus | King of Heaven. God of Sky, Weather, Fate, Kingship | Olympian | Cronos & Rhea | Like most Greek gods Zeus had dozens of consorts. Please refer to ADDucation’s Mega list of Greek gods and goddesses for the full list. |
Notes about ADDucation Greek gods A to Z list:
- This list is primarily compiled from the works of Hesiod (Theogony c700 BC) and Homer (Iliad and Odyssey 760-710 BC) because these authority sources are credited by ancient authors with establishing Greek religious customs. We have also referenced other sources, including later Roman sources. Please refer to ADDucation’s Mega list of Greek Gods and Goddesses which also includes some semi-divine (demi-gods) and mortals for clarity and completeness.
- Latin spellings have been used throughout instead of the original Greek or Transliteration spellings, although some have been included for clarity.
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