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Does the greek goddess maia have a weapon?
No.
What is greek goddess Maia's symbol?
The Greek Goddess Maia's symbol is braided or knotted items, flowers, life, love, youth, and growth.
What is the story behind Maia the Greek goddess?
Zeus loved Maia so she became the mother of Hermes.
Who is the father of Hermes?
Hermes was the son of the Greek God Zeus and the Greek Goddess Maia.
Which greek goddess had a flaw of shyness?
Maia, the Goddess of child nursing, eldest sister of the Pleiades
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