Hestia (Vesta)

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There is no reference in myth that Athena and Hestia were "not friends": more so, they were family, Hestia being the sister of Zeus who was father of Athena.

Well, Apollo and Poseidon both sought to marry her, but she rejected both of them. After the rejection, she approached Zeus and asked him to protect her. Once that happened, she vowed to never get married and to remain a virgin forever. Zeus felt so honored that Hestia informed him of the rejections that he granted her special blessings. And that is why Hestia is worshipped. It's also because of her hearth.

The Greeks would pray to Hestia for protection of their homes from theft and accidents. Some women also prayed whenever they could to keep their families from daily struggles or upcoming difficulties. They believed thes prayers would help them from tragedies that could happen in their families lives. It was also said that Hestia was very faithful to her worshipers and cared for them like they were her own children.♥

Hestia didn't do anything wrong. If you mean why she isn't an Olympian Goddess anymore, it's because she didn't want to start a war when Zeus promoted Dionysus to an Olympian. She had the power of yielding when it was the right time.

Hestia was the goddess of the hearth and home. She most likely helped mothers.

Powerful enough to turn down the marriage of both Apollo and Poseidon by swearing to remain a virgin upon the head of Zeus.

she gave them warmth and light

Hestia was not in any greek stories

Hestia is at times depicted with a crown in art/sculpture, but no mention of it is made in any myth I know of. Which means nothing, as sometimes things were assumed by writers of what was known for a god/goddess at that time.

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The pig represents abundance and plenty. Wealth. Good harvest, no starvation.

No. Artemis, the goddess of the hunt and wildlife, is the one who would punish hunters that killed more than they could eat.

Hestia is the Greek goddess of the hearth, home, and family. She is a virgin goddess, known for her devotion to maintaining the sacred fire of the household. Hestia symbolizes hospitality, warmth, and the center of domestic life.

Hesia's grand parents were Gaea and Uranus

Cooking shows or family.

No such children are told of in myth.

Yes, lighting hearths and keeping people warm and happy!

The fumes that are extracted via extraction are seriously harmful to our lungs.

No, her hobbies were not weaving or sewing; she tended the hearth fires of household and city - a goddess of cooking.

A birthplace for Hestia was not put down in the books Greeks wrote about their ancient gods and goddesses.

Hestia's father was Kronos. Her mother was Rhea.

As it was the case with most gods, Hestia was offered sacrifices. Because of her control over domestic life, she was given the first sacrifice in the household.

Hestia has no defined personality in Greek Mythology. However, it can be inferred that she has a passive and non-confrontational nature. She is also known to be kind, modest, and virginal.

Hestia, the Greek goddess, did not die in mythology.