Adonis: In the Greek mythology Handsome youth was an eternally young god who was symbolizing the death and the annual renovation of the vegetation and which nature was tied to the calendar.
Eros: In the Greek mythology, Eros was the basic god responsible for the sexual attraction, the love and the sex, venerated also as a god of the fertility.
Zeus: Zeus es en la mitología griega, dios del cielo y soberano de los dioses olímpicos. Zeus corresponde al dios romano Júpiter.
Según Homero, se consideraba a Zeus padre de los dioses y de los mortales.
Artemis: In the Greek mythology, one of the principal goddesses, equivalent of the Roman goddess Reveille. She was a daughter of the god Zeus and of Leto and twin sister of the god Apolo.
Aphrodite: Aphrodite, in the Greek mythology, goddess of the love and the beauty, equivalent to the Roman Venus. In the Iliada de Homero it(he,she) appears as the daughter of Zeus and Dione, one of his(her,your) colitigants.
Adonis: Plough, in the Greek mythology, god of the war and son of Zeus, king of the gods, and of his wife Hera. The Romans were identifying it with Mars, also a god of the war.
Medusa:In the version most known about the myth, Jellyfish was originally a beautiful human woman. Poseidon fell in love with Jellyfish, and the sedujo in a temple dedicated to Atenea.
Athena: Athena, one of the most important goddesses in the Greek mythology. In the Latin mythology, it managed to be identified by the goddess Minerva, also known as Spades Atenea.
