Ah, Paelen is not a well-known figure in Greek mythology, but that's okay! It's wonderful to explore lesser-known characters and stories. Perhaps Paelen has a special significance or story that resonates with you personally. Keep exploring and embracing the beauty of mythology, my friend.
Yes, Paelen is the Roman God of thieves. The son of Mercury (Hermens, in Greek from), as the Myth goes when Paelen was born, wheal sleeping in his cartel he got up and took Mercury's winged helmet, when Mercury fond out he proudly proclaimed Paelen the God of thieves. but that is only Romen in Greek no Paelen OR any from of Paelen apers.
paelen is an Olympian thief. there is not much information about him out on the internet but I am trying my best to learn abut him. he is my favorite in all of greek and roman mythology. I hope I helped
Ares from greek mothology is a male, so he's a god and not a goddess.
In Greek mythology, Paelen, often referred to as Paeon, is a lesser-known healing deity associated with medicine and healing arts. He is sometimes identified as a physician of the gods, akin to Asclepius, who is more prominently recognized as the god of medicine. Paelen is sometimes depicted as a companion of Apollo, emphasizing the connection between music, healing, and the arts in ancient Greek culture. His name reflects the role of healing and health, integral to many myths involving divine intervention in human suffering.
It came out of the stump of Medusa'a neck when Perseus cut it off.
he is a theif
it was the ''χρυσόμαλλο δέρας'' (chrisomalo deras) the golden-wool skin of a sheep, from the myth of Jason and the argonauts.
A thief, son of Mercury
go to that slacey woman with the rose then u will find a pomgrante tree over there
you waight and if nothind hapens soon then you did somethig wrong
go as close to Charon as possible (not into the river) and duck for the first to objects and then jump for the other one. repete 4 about 3-4 times
Ceto was the mother of the Phorcydes, a group of monsters sired by the primordial sea god Phorcys (son of Okeanos and Tethys). Those monsters were Ladon, The Gorgons, The Graeae and Echidna (mother of monsters). Ceto herself was a sea monster and her name shares the same root as "Cetus" (a giant fish or whale) a generic name used for sea monsters throughout Greek mythology. The word "cetacian" (meaning "about or concerning whales" or the family name of whales) comes from there.