Question

gods/goddesses/heroes chart
umber\tgreek god\troman god\tsymbol of authority\trole
1\tzeus\t\t\t
2\tposeidon\t\t\t
3\thades\t\t\t
4\thera\t\t\t
5\thestia\t\t\t
6\tdemeter\t\t\t
7\tathena\t\tame\t\t
8\tapollo\t\t\t
9\tartemis\t\t\t
10\taphrodite\t\tlove, beauty\t\t
11\tares\t\t\tspear helmet\tgod of war
12\thephaestus\t\t\t
13\thermes\tmercury\twinged boots\t\t
14\tdionysus\t\t\t
15\teros\t\t\t
16\theracles\thercules\tlion skin\tgod of strength
17\todysseus\t\t\t

Explanation:

This chart is about Greek and Roman gods, heroes, their symbols, and roles. To fill it, we use knowledge of Greek - Roman mythology. For example:

• Zeus (Greek) corresponds to Jupiter (Roman), symbol is thunderbolt, role is king of gods.
• Poseidon (Greek) is Neptune (Roman), symbol is trident, role is god of sea.
• Hades (Greek) is Pluto (Roman), symbol is helmet of invisibility, role is god of underworld.
• Hera (Greek) is Juno (Roman), symbol is peacock, role is queen of gods.
• Hestia (Greek) is Vesta (Roman), symbol is hearth, role is goddess of home.
• Demeter (Greek) is Ceres (Roman), symbol is wheat, role is goddess of agriculture.
• Athena (Greek) is Minerva (Roman), symbol is owl, role is goddess of wisdom.
• Apollo (Greek) is Apollo (Roman, same name), symbol is lyre, role is god of sun, music.
• Artemis (Greek) is Diana (Roman), symbol is bow, role is goddess of hunt.
• Aphrodite (Greek) is Venus (Roman), symbol is dove, role is goddess of love.
• Ares (Greek) is Mars (Roman), symbol is spear, role is god of war.
• Hephaestus (Greek) is Vulcan (Roman), symbol is anvil, role is god of fire, forge.
• Hermes (Greek) is Mercury (Roman), symbol is caduceus, role is messenger of gods.
• Dionysus (Greek) is Bacchus (Roman), symbol is grapevine, role is god of wine.
• Eros (Greek) is Cupid (Roman), symbol is bow and arrow, role is god of love (eros).
• Heracles (Greek) is Hercules (Roman), symbol is lion skin, role is hero, god of strength.
• Odysseus (Greek) has no direct Roman equivalent with same mythic role focus, but in some contexts associated with Ulysses (Roman name for Odysseus - like figure in some adaptations), symbol is his wits, role is hero of Odyssey.

Answer:

To complete the chart, here are the filled details (row - by - row):

1. Zeus - Jupiter - Thunderbolt - King of the Gods
2. Poseidon - Neptune - Trident - God of the Sea
3. Hades - Pluto - Helmet of Invisibility - God of the Underworld
4. Hera - Juno - Peacock - Queen of the Gods
5. Hestia - Vesta - Hearth - Goddess of Home
6. Demeter - Ceres - Wheat - Goddess of Agriculture
7. Athena - Minerva - Owl - Goddess of Wisdom
8. Apollo - Apollo - Lyre - God of Sun, Music
9. Artemis - Diana - Bow - Goddess of Hunt
10. Aphrodite - Venus - Dove - Goddess of Love
11. Ares - Mars - Spear - God of War
12. Hephaestus - Vulcan - Anvil - God of Fire, Forge
13. Hermes - Mercury - Caduceus - Messenger of the Gods
14. Dionysus - Bacchus - Grapevine - God of Wine
15. Eros - Cupid - Bow and Arrow - God of Love (Eros)
16. Heracles - Hercules - Lion Skin - God of Strength (Hero)
17. Odysseus - Ulysses - His Wits - Hero of Odyssey