what are the most well  known Greek Gods and Goddesses?
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Zeus and Hera, king and queen.
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Poseidon - The God of Earthquakes.\nHe is most like my husband.:)
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Hi there,\n\nMoira was the greek goddess of fate. Check link for more info.\n\nhttp://messagenet.com/myths/ppt/_m1003.html
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Here is a list of several and a site with alot of information regarding your question..\n\nAZTEC GODS AND GODDESSES\nCENTEOTL, the corn god. He was a son of Tlazolteotl and the husband of Xochiquetzal. \n\nCHALCHIUHTLICUE: The goddess of running Water. She was the sister of Tlaloc. \n\nCHANTICO: the goddess of Hearth Fires and Volcanoes. \n\nCHICOMECOATL: the goddess of Corn and Fertility. \n\nCIHUACAOTYL: a goddess whose roaring signaled War. \n\nCOATLICUE - She of the Serpent Skirt. \n\nEHECATL, the god of wind. \n\nHUEHUETEOTL, "the old, old deity," was one of the names of the cult of fire, among the oldest in Mesoamerica. The maintenance of fires in the temples was a principal priestly duty, and the renewal of fire was identified with the renewal of time itself.
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WOW great question.\n\nIn mythology, Aphrodite. I mean, who wouldn't want to cavort with the gods and have the fairest of them by your side.\n\ndoes this answer count, I hope it does.
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Try reading some books by Zecharia Sitchin or check out his website. Lots of great insights on the gods and their history.
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Atlas is a Greek God. A link follows.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_%28mythology%29\n\nHope this helps.
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different religions have , or have had different sets of gods and goddesses.\n\n Greek and Roman religions had a lot of Gods, also Norse and Pagan religions, There are numerous Hindu gods. Religions with only one all powerful god, such as Christianity and Islam are quite recent inovations.\n\nI think you would have to look up each religion somewhere to get a full list of all of its gods
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AH! PAGANESS! WHEE!\n\nUh, I worship as many as I can. I'm trying to find my main Goddess for myself still. I worship Danu, Isis, Hecate, Oshun, Athena, Kali, Demeter, Gaia, Sedna, Rhiannon, Inanna, Freya... but those are only the Goddesses. And there's still more I worship! (D'oh!)\n\nTo worship them, I do rituals! I make sure to use their colors, and to offer up something they'll enjoy. (Milk, Honey, Herbs, Rocks, ETC). I also try to be good as to not anger them. It's hard. REALLY hard.
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Hercules (Greek myth)\nPerseus (Greek myth)\nGilgamesh (Sumerian myth)\nTobadzistsini (Navajo myth)\nSigurd (Norse myth)\nJason (Greek myth)
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Aphrodite is the goddess of love, beauty and sexual rapture.\n\nHer children were: \n(deities) Charites, Hymenaios, Priapus, Eros, Anteros, Hymenaios, Phobos and Aeneas, Deimos, Eunomia, Hermaphroditus, Peitho, Rhodos, Tyche, Harmonia\n\n(mortal) - Eryx, Aeneas
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Hephaestus, the lame god. He is the only one who is marred with physical imperfection, yet he is the one who truly values beauty. Ostracized by the gods, he works on his mechanical wonders, and holds no grudges. He is strong, loyal and dependable, and can experience true joy through his work. It might be the reason for the gorgeous Aphrodite to become his partner for some time. Just like him, she knew that beauty has many facets. So, I vote for Hephaestus(whose better known Roman equivalent is Vulcan).
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I did an (Insert Search engine here) seach it the greek goddess of luck is Tyche
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Here's a list I compiled from memory of Hindu Gods/Goddesses compared to Greek Gods/Goddesses. I'm a mythology fanatic, but unfortunately I'm not nearly as familiar with as many Hindu deities as I am with others (Greek, Roman, Norse, Egyptian, etc).\n\nBrahma or Vishnu or Shiva<--supreme god--> Zeus\nKama <--Gods of (erotic) love and desire--> Eros\nAgni <---Gods of fire--> Hephaestus\nKali <--Goddesss' symbolizing the life, death and rebirth cycles--> Persephone\nIndra <--Supreme ruler of the Gods; gods of thunder, the sky and weather; wielded a lightning bolt--> Zeus\nIndra <--Gods of war--> Ares\nSkanda/Karttikeya <---Gods of war--> Ares\nSurya <--Gods of the sun--> Helios\nSavitar/Savitr <--Gods of the sun--> Helios\nLakshmi <--Goddess' of love and beauty--> Aphrodite\nRati <--Goddess' of love, passion, fertility and sexuality--> Aphrodite\nYama <--Gods of the dead--> Hades\nBanka-Mundi <--Goddess' of hunting-->Artemis\nDyaus <--Gods of Sky--> Uranus\nDyaus <--Gods of sky--> Zeus\nDyaus <--overthrown by their sons-->Cronus\nVaruna/Baruna <--Gods of water/the sea--> Poseidon\nVayu <--Gods of wind--> Aeolos/Aeolus\nUshas <--Goddess' of dawn--> Eos\nRatri <--Goddess' of night--> Nyx\nDevi <--mother goddess'/divine mothers-->Gaia/Gaea\n\nI'm sure I could add more if I took the time to think about them...
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You can use the name "Athena", the Greek God of Wisdom.\n\nOr the name "Sophia", the Roman God of Wisdom.
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Zeus - god-father of the Olympian gods/goddesses eg Apollo, Artemis etc\nHades - brother of Zeus and god of the Underworld\n\n"In Greek mythology, Hades (the "unseen"), the god of the underworld, was a son of the Titans Cronus and Rhea. He had three older sisters, Hestia, Demeter, and Hera, as well as two younger brothers, Poseidon and Zeus: together they accounted for half of the Olympian gods"
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WEB SITES ON GREEK AND ROMAN MYTHOLOGY\n\nhttp://www.cumbavac.org/Greek_and_Roman_Mythology.htm\n\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.