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Athena had no siblings. Athena's HALF siblings are Appollo, Ares, Dionysus, Hephaestus, Hercules, Hermes, Venus, Artemis, Eileithyia, Eris, Hebe, and Persephone,Demter.
she is an only child but has hundreds of demigod and god half siblings. her dad was zeus, and he had 200 something wives, so no wonder she has so many half siblings!
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 12y agoares,apollo, all sea creatures
@ first answerer
That's Poseidon you're thinking of (my school paper says the same words, same order)
In other words:
EPIC FAIL
by some one else
the only one i can think of is Zeus
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∙ 9y agoAthena has several family members. A few of the family members were Kronus, Rhea, Hades, Hermes, Artemis, and Apollo.
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∙ 13y agoAthena didn't have any kids because she was a virgin goddess.
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Who are some of athenas kids?
She had none, she was a virgin goddess
How was Athenas life as an adult?
Athenas life's an adult was hard because she had to do a lot of stuff like to take care of the kids .
Who are athenas mortal kids?
Athena in Greek myth was a virgin goddess and had no mortal children.
What does Athenas sister names which god it is when she quizs you?
ares Hermes aphrodite Artemis hestia
Who where where Athenas kids?
Athena did not have any children, or spouses for that matter, for she was a virgin. According to Greek Mythology any how.
What are Athenas kids name?
Athena only had one adopted son, Erichthonius (also written Erichthonios).
How was Athena as an adult?
Athenas life's an adult was hard because she had to do a lot of stuff like to take care of the kids .
What is athenas qualities strengths or talents?
what is athenas qualities,strengths, or talents
What was Athenas father name?
Athenas father was zeus, the great god of the heaven
What was athenas latin name?
It's still Athena because she only have 2 names the second one was Minerva in Roman Mythology
Vasco da gamas kids names?
what were his kids names
What was martin's kids names?
Martin Luthers kids names are unknown.
