Athena (Minerva)

At the time he accidentally came across the goddess Athena while bathing and was blinded as a result.

1. Medusa was once a beautiful woman even though she was a Gorgon while her two sisters were hideous. She was so beautiful she caught the attention of Poseidon who raped her in the temple of Athena and Hephaesteus. Athena discovered what happened and transformed Medusa into a monster like her sisters with snakes for her hair, a snake-like body, and sight that would turn any who met it into stone.

2. A later Roman addition of myth (not sure if this will count for you or not) involves a young woman named Arachne. She was the daughter of a famous dyer and a student of Athena's weaving. Eventually she began boasting that her skills were beyond the goddess' own. Athena transformed into an elderly woman and warned Arachne not to challenge the might of the gods. Arachne ignored the advice and stated she wished there to be a contest between herself and the goddess.

Athena wove a tapestry of her victory over Poseidon (in the naming of Athens) while Arachne wove a scene of the infidelities of the gods, namely Jupiter with several of the humans he seduced. Athena had to admit that Arachne's work was flawless but she was so outraged at the disrespectful topic that she destroyed the girl's loom and tapestry and (depending on the myth) either struck her with her staff turning her into a spider or her anger upset Arachne enough for the girl to hang herself, after which Athena took pity upon her and made her a spider.

3. Athena is sometimes referred to as Pallas Athena. Pallas was actually her companion and best friend in the early years of her life. However one day when they were sparring Athena accidentally killed Pallas but took her name up in rememberence.

Well, all of the gods and goddesses are immortal, so they can live forever. You know Athena wasn't actually a real woman, right? She was in Greek Mythology, a Myth.

Sorry, this didn't really help much.

very fast for she is a goddess

(but perhaps not so fast as Artemis or Hermes

but much faster than any human)

Athena did not have a brother by her mother Metis; if you mean by Zeus, he had many sons.

No, but she had children (without having sex. You can find this out by asking 'Was Daedalus a son of Athena', I wrote the answer and how there).

Athena powers was wisdom and war god even thought ares is the war god

Athena's pleasure is in war and crafts, not in the pleasure of the flesh.

Athena is a Greek goddess. Minerva was her Roman counterpart.

Mt. Olympus, Zeus's head.

There once was a wonderful city with no name. Well Poseidon and Athena both wanted the rich city.so the king of that wonderful city told the two gods (and goddess) to bear a gift for the city and he would decide which was better and name the city after ethier one. Poseidon bore a salt water stream.Athena bore an olive tree.The king decided the olive tree was a better gift. That's why Athens is named after Athena.The olive tree is still Athens main source of money.

No. Neither Athena nor Apollo were married. However, Apollo was known for many affairs, but none with Athena. She was a virgin goddess.

Athena.

In the Percy Jackson series, supposedly Annabeth is Athena's daughter. They (again, going by the PJO series) had blond hair, grey eyes, and both were extremely intelligent.

She had none, she was a virgin goddess.

Some of Athena's symbols are the owl, the olive tree, and the Aegis.

The Parthenon was created to honor her. It was set on top of a mountain in Athens so that the people would have a long climb to get past.

Aphrodite is the enemy of Athena because once there was a beauty contest between Hera, Aphrodite, and Athens. Paris an immortal and the prince of Troy was told to give a golden apple to the fairest of them all by Zeus. Paris of course chosen Aphrodite because she was the goddess of love and the mos beautiful goddess. this sparked and rivalry between Athena, and Aphrodite.. Hope this helps :)

She was his daughter. She was born of his split head. That's why she was so wise.

Athena was the goddess of wisdom, and she played her part in a number of Greek myths. One in particular was the one about how Athens was named after her. There was a contest to see who would be the patron saint of the city. The winner would be whoever gave the Athenians the greatest gift. Athena provided an olive tree, which gave food and wood. Poseidon gave the city a well, which gave salty water. Athena won.

Yes; she was a virgin goddess.

Aphrodite is the oldest of the three.

They helped and guided Perseus in his adventures.(also gave him many gifts from the Gods to help in his battle w Medusa)

because to win Athens over she had provided the first olive tree providing wood, olive oil and food... :)

she is known for killing pallas