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What was Ares significant actions?
Who is related to ares
Who was Ares God of War related to?
Ares was the son of Hera and of Zeus, his siblings included Hermes, Apollo, Artemis, Athena, Dionysus and Hephaestus.
How are Ares and Trinton related?
Ares mated with Triteia, the daughter of Triton.
What is a slogan for ares?
If it doesn't have Ares in it bought the wrong weapons
Is troy the movie related to Ares the god?
yes,because one of the greek gods is Ares who means the god of the war and the topic of the movie "Troy" is of a war between one part of greeks(controlled by agamenon) to the other part( troy)
What was Ares significant actions?
Who is related to ares
How is macadonia related to Ares?
It is one of the abodes of Ares.
How are Ares and Zeus related?
Zeus is Ares' father.
How is Zeus and Ares related?
Ares is the son of zeus.
Who is the greek god Nike is named after?
The shoe company, Nike, is named for the Greek goddess of victory, also named Nike. She was one of the attendants of Athena.
How was Ares related to The Iliad?
The Illiad is about War: Ares is the God of War.
Who Is related to the goddess Ares?
The Greek god Ares is son of Hera and Zeus.
Was Nike related to Athena?
Nike and Athena are only related through the Temple of Athena Nike. Athena is goddess of victory in war, and Nike is goddess of victory.
How were Ares and Zeus related?
there bum buddies
Is a red Nike swoosh gang related?
No! Just a special promo from Nike
Who are all Ares' relatives?
The wylands were related to pocahontases son which made them related to her!
Why is Athena holding Nike in her statue?
Nike is the goddess/personification of victory. Athena is a warrior goddess, unlike the other warrior olympian, Ares, she favored diplomacy, and was thought to be more decisive and tactical. Where as Ares just enjoyed bloodshed and fighting for the sake of fighting. Most depictions of Athena holding Nike derive from what was thought to be her statue in the Parthenon. Holding Nike in her open extended hand was like her extending victory to the Athenians. Whom she was the patron deity of. In fact the name Athens comes from her name.
