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What was Zeus' first wife's name?
His first wife was Metis
Who was Zeus' 1st wife?
Metis was Zeus's first wife in some myths. But mostly in the original myths, Hera was Zeus's first wife.
How many children did Zeus have by his first wife?
The first wife of Zeus was Metis; by whom he has Athena.
What moon was Titaness the first wife of Zeus?
The first wife of Zeus was Metis. He married her to receive good advice.
What was Zeus' first wife the goddess of?
Zeus' first wife was Metis, the goddess of prudence. She was the mother of Athena.
Who was the first wife of Zeus?
Hera
Zeus' first wife is?
hera
Who was a titaness and was the first wife of Zeus?
Metis.
Which Titaness was the first wife of Zeus?
Metis.
Why was Zeus wanted for?
eating his first wife
How did themis meet Zeus?
Themis was the aunt of Zeus, and his first wife and perhaps nurse.
Who married Zeus?
Zeus' first wife was Metis (Titan of wisdom) and his second wife was Hera (his sister and the goddess of marriage and women).
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