Andromeda was not a goddess. She was the mortal daughter of Cepheus and Cassiopeia, the rulers of Ethiopia.
Andromeda in Greek myth is the wife of Perseus and queen of Mycenae.
Andromeda was not a Greek goddess, she was the wife of the Greek hero Perseus.
Andromeda in Greek myth is the wife of Perseus and queen of Mycenae. She was not a Greek goddess.
Andromeda is named for the wife of the Greek hero Perseus.
The name "Andromeda" comes from Greek mythology. Andromeda was a princess who was chained to a rock as a sacrifice to a sea monster but was rescued by the hero Perseus. The name itself means "ruler of men" in Greek.
Yes, in Greek myth Perseus and Andromeda marry.
Greek myth has it that Andromeda already died; the constellation was named/created for her.
Greek myth does not have birthdates.
In Greek myth, she did not have one.
Andromeda was a greek princess. Her mother Cassiopeia bragged that she was more beatiful than the nereids, nymph daughters of the sea god nereus. This bragging angered Poseidon and he sent a sea monster to ravage her kingdom. Zeus came down and told the king and queen that the sea monster would not stop unless they sacrifice Andromeda to it. As Andromeda was chained to a rock by the sea, about to be devoured, Perseus rescued her.
Andromeda was the daughter of Cepheus and Cassiopeia, king and queen of the kingdom Aethiopia.
Andromeda was not a Greek goddess, she was a princess of Ethiopia and later wife of Perseus and queen of Mycanae.