She always kept the fire going at Mount Olympus, and food was always prepared in her name for her sacrifice.
Hestia (Greek goddess of the hearth and home): hearthįacts: Hestia was one of three virgin goddesses. Her sacred animal was the peacock and cow. Hera (Greek goddess of marriage, queen of the gods): diadem/crown, pomegranate, peacock, and cowįacts: Hera was the queen of the gods and often was adorned with a diadem or crown. 
Hermes (Greek god of trade, merchants, travelers, sports, and athletes): Caduceus (rod staff with snakes entwined), winged shoes, a winged hat, and tortoise shellįacts: Hermes was the god of travel, so he was often related to transportation methods, such as winged shoes and a winged hat. The oak tree represents the great wisdom that Zeus possesses. 
He would also transform into various creatures, such as an eagle, swan, or bull.
Zeus (Greek god of the skies): lightning bolt/thunderbolt, eagle, swan, clouds, bull, and oak treeįacts: Zeus would use a lightning bolt or thunderbolt to inflict pain or death upon his enemies. 
We will include both Hestia and Dionysus in the first portion of our list, as well as Hades. It is important to know that some versions of Greek mythology have Hestia as the 12th Olympian, while other versions have Dionysus. If you don’t know who the Twelve Olympians are, the Twelve Olympians are the major deities that resided on Mount Olympus.
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