Demeter (Ceres)

In Greek mythology, Demeter is considered one of the twelve Olympian gods. She is the daughter of Cronus and Rhea and is known as the goddess of agriculture, fertility, and the harvest. Demeter's role in the pantheon came about through her connection to the earth and her power to nurture and sustain life through agriculture.

She lived on Mount Olympus,with the other eleven Olympian gods and goddesses.

he was the god of the smoke shop and 20th street pawn. and he also actualy at 12 year old school girl.

Demeter taught Triptolemus the art of agriculture.

No, she was not. Demeter had children.

In her Roman aspect, her name was Ceres.

Greece, where in Greece changes according to tradition, place, and people.

Persephone did return to spend half the year on Earth between her mother, Demeter, and then to the Underworld to be with her husband, Hades.

bombs

Harvest

I believe it is a sheaf of grain, but I admit I am not certain of that.

Demeter is a immortal Greek goddess. She never died in myth.

i thought the harvest goddess in greek mythology was hades mother in law. Dementer. The roman goddess of harvest was Saturn, also the 6th planet from the sun

I think that it was Hades because he kidnapped her daughter

All of the mortals who practiced polytheism on the Greek gods and goddesses.

It's impossible to determine who would win in a fight between Athena and Demeter as they are both powerful goddesses with distinct realms of influence. Athena is associated with wisdom and warfare, while Demeter is the goddess of agriculture and the harvest. Both have unique strengths that would make the outcome of a fight unpredictable.

The turtle-dove was sacred to Demeter and to Aphrodite.

Demeter's immortal lovers were Poseidon & Zeus, her mortal lovers were Jasion, Karmanorand Mekon.

Demeter was the Greek goddess of wheat.

The serpent-dragon, the boar, turtle-doves, the Red Mullet, and the gecko were all sacred animals of Demeter.

Largely because of her aspect as a Greek goddess of growing agriculture, grain, and bread. The myth of her daughter being Persephone, goddess of spring and Queen of the Underworld with Hades: his kidnapping of her daughter, and her search for Persephone and Persephone halving her year with Hades and Demeter -the seasons winter and spring respectively.

On Mt Olympus.