What is the myth of Aries?

Answer 1

Tells of mythology of Aries can be traced to bygone ages. The Egyptians associated Aries with Amon-Re, the ram-headed supreme Sun God who symbolized power and fertility. The Mesopotamians' name for the constellation meant a military leader or prince.

You should note during those years, it is not surprising to find a ram (symbol of Aries) in the sky, for rams were frequently sacrificed to the gods. Zeus (ruler of Greek gods) was at times identified with a ram. But various myths agree that Aries is a special ram.

Answer 2

In Greek mythology, Aries is often associated with the story of the Golden Fleece, where the hero Jason leads a group of adventurers, the Argonauts, on a quest to retrieve the fleece from a ram with golden wool. Aries is also sometimes linked to the myth of Theseus and the Minotaur, where a bull-headed creature is slain in a labyrinth. These myths highlight themes of heroism, perseverance, and overcoming challenges.