In Greek mythology, Leto is a daughter of titans who had an affair with Zeus. She then gave birth to Apollo and Artemis.
In Greek myth, Leto did not die.
Yes, in Greek myth Apollo often got along with Zeus and Leto.
Yes, Apollo got along well with both Zeus and Leto in Greek myth.
Leto; the mother of Apollo, did not die in Greek Myth being a Titan goddess.
The Greek god Zeus was the father of Artemis. Leto (a daughter of two Titan's) was her mother. She also helped deliver her twin brother Apollo after birth.Zeus is the father of Artemis, and her mother is either Demeter or Leto depending on the myth.
In Greek myth, Leto did not marry anyone, she was a consort of Zeus and by him had Apollo and Artemis.
The twin brother of the goddess Artemis was Apollo. Their parents were Zeus (father) and Leto (mother).Artemis' twin brother was Apollo. She was born before him and became her mother's midwife. Their father is Zeus and their mother is Leto.
Well her mom was Leto and her dad was Zeus so, naturally, when she was born she was a goddess, being Zeus's daughter.
Leto was protector of mothers and their young, this is assocated with her myth in giving birth to Apollo and Artemis.
Leto, the mother of Artemis and Apollo by Zeus did not die in Greek myth.
In Greek myth, yes, Leto is born of the Titans Coeus and Phoebe, children of Ouranos and Gaea.
LetoLeto, Greek mother goddess, was probably worshiped from about 800 BC to Christianization, around 400 AD. Her cult centers were Lycia and Phaistos, Crete; and she was mentioned in the Iliad (Homer) and Theogony (Hesiod). The word "Leto" means Lady; this deity was probably derived from an earlier Asiatic model. She is the daughter of the Titans Koeos and Phoebe. Leto is mainly remembered in the Greek religion because she was the mother of Artemis and Apollo from being impregnated by Zeus. Frequently she tries to protect Artemis from the wrath of her stepmother Hera. Leto also is the guardian goddess of graves. A very early bronze image of her, along with those of Artemis and Apollo, was discovered at Dreros on Crete. Leto was the principal goddess in Lycia; at Phaistos she was the center of an initiation myth.(Jordan, Michael, Encyclopedia of Gods, New York, Facts On File, Inc. 1993, p. 145)