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What is hera's element?
Hera is the goddess of love and marriage
How does the pomegranate represent goddess Hera?
It represents the duality of life and death that Hera grants through childbirth and the apple (symbol of marriage and motherhood). The pomegranate is the opposite of the apple which repeats the duality that is only in Hera and her place as a mother goddess.
What are the challenges that Hera faces?
Hera fears losing Zeus's love for her
What is hera's golden apple tree called?
the tree in The Garden of the Hesperides
Is hera a boy or a girl?
hera is a girl not a boy. she was the goddesses of marriage and love , also the wife of Zeus
The goddess of love and beauty received the golden apple?
Yes, in a contest with Hera and Athena
What is hera's element?
Hera is the goddess of love and marriage
Was the apple that was marked for the fairest Hera's apple?
No, it was not. The goddess of discord, Eris, brought it to the banquet.
How does the pomegranate represent goddess Hera?
It represents the duality of life and death that Hera grants through childbirth and the apple (symbol of marriage and motherhood). The pomegranate is the opposite of the apple which repeats the duality that is only in Hera and her place as a mother goddess.
What are the challenges that Hera faces?
Hera fears losing Zeus's love for her
Who was jealous when aphrorite wins the golden apple?
Hera and Athena.
Name the fruit given to Hera by Gaea at her marriage to Zeus?
Apple
What is hera's golden apple tree called?
the tree in The Garden of the Hesperides
What was the golden fruit contested by hera athene and Aphrodite?
It was a golden apple (the apple of discord) with the words 'to the fairest' written on.
Why did Aphrodite hate Athena?
There was a rivalry -not 'hate - between Aphrodite, goddess of love, Athena, goddess of wisdom, and Hera, the Queen of the gods; it escalated at the point of the golden apple of Discord.
What is the color of Eris apple of discord?
Eris' apple of discord was said to be golden (a golden apple from Hera's garden), with the words 'To the fairest' inscribed upon it.
How many goddesses vied for the golden apple?
They were three: Hera, Aphrodite and Athena.
