In Greek vase painting Hebe was depicted either as the bride of Herakles, or the cupbearer of the gods, pouring ambrosia from a pitcher.
Hebe, Greek goddess of Youth, is most well known for the Cup, with which she served the gods and goddesses on Olympus.
Hebe is the goddess of Youth: she also acted as the Cupbearer to the Gods and Goddesses of Olympus - thus the Cup is associated with her, and her symbol. Hebe had no need of a weapon.
The goddess Hebe is not mentioned to have any weaknesses.
Hebe in Greek Myth, does not use weapons - she is the Goddess of Youth.
Hebe is helpful and the goddess of youth and young brides.
Hebe was worshiped in Athens, Phlios, Mantinea in Arkadia, as well as the Roman goddess Juventas identified with her in a temple in Rome.
Hebes is the goddess of youth, and the daughter of Zeus and Hera. She poured the nectar of the gods on the Olympus until Ganymede replaced her. Hebe also prepared Ares' bath, and helped Hera to her chariot. AfterHeracles became a god, he married her.
Hebes, in Greek mythology, is the goddess of youth and the daughter of Zeus and Hera. She is often associated with the qualities of youthfulness, vitality, and rejuvenation. Hebes is also known for serving nectar to the gods and is sometimes depicted as a cupbearer in divine feasts, symbolizing the joy and vitality of youth. Her love is often interpreted as a representation of the beauty and exuberance of young life.
Hebe, Greek goddess of youth is sister to Ares god of war and Eileithyia goddess of birth and Hêphaistos the god of fire and smith craft. Hebe's husband is Herakles.
Daphne was not a goddess, she was a nymph. She had no symbol.
The goddess Styx's symbol is the Greek symbol for strength. -Britomartis
No known symbol.