Juno, Minerva and Neptune
Zeus, Artemis and probably Apollo.
The Gods/Goddesses that supported the Greeks:AthenaHeraPoseidonThe Gods/Goddesses that supported the Trojans:AphroditeAresApolloArtemisZeus
Athena didn't like the Trojans because of a contest between her, Aphrodite, and Hera. Paris, a prince of Troy, had to pick the most beautiful out of the three goddesses and he picked Aphrodite. This caused Athena to hold a grudge against the Trojans.
The goddesses Hera, Aphrodite, and Athena argued about who was the prettiest and Paris of Troy was chosen to be the judge. He picked Aphrodite because she promised him his choice of women to marry. Paris chose Helen even though she was already married. This started the war. And the gods had their favorite champions in the fighting.
Most of the Roman and Greek Gods and Goddesses share enough attributes to be considered roughly the same, but with a different name - Latin for the Roman, Greek for the Greek. Some of the Roman and Greek gods and goddesses for example, Apollo, have only the one name for both the Romans and the GreeksExample-Zeus> JupiterPoseidon>NeptuneHera> JunoAphrodite>Venus
Zeus, Artemis and probably Apollo.
The Gods/Goddesses that supported the Greeks:AthenaHeraPoseidonThe Gods/Goddesses that supported the Trojans:AphroditeAresApolloArtemisZeus
1.name the gods and goddesses in the story of helen of troy and what they represent? 2.site potable qoutes and their meaning. 3
paris
Athena didn't like the Trojans because of a contest between her, Aphrodite, and Hera. Paris, a prince of Troy, had to pick the most beautiful out of the three goddesses and he picked Aphrodite. This caused Athena to hold a grudge against the Trojans.
Almost all of the Greek people worshipped the gods and goddesses, but there was no universal belief system throughout Greece. There were many different cults that held specific beliefs.
He was called by King Meneleus of Sparta to help him avenge the theft of his wife (and thus his honour and reputation) by Paris of Troy.
trojans wanted herAnswer 2: During the beauty contest bewtween three of the goddesses Aphrodite promised prince Paris of Troy, the judge, that he could have the world's most beautiful woman, if he let her win. He did, and Aphrodite helped Paris to abduct Helen from Sparta to Troy.
The legend is that the gods were divided - some supported Troy, others supported the Achaean invaders.
The goddesses Hera, Aphrodite, and Athena argued about who was the prettiest and Paris of Troy was chosen to be the judge. He picked Aphrodite because she promised him his choice of women to marry. Paris chose Helen even though she was already married. This started the war. And the gods had their favorite champions in the fighting.
The trouble in Troy, famously depicted in Homer's "Iliad," primarily arises from the abduction of Helen, the wife of Menelaus, by Paris, a prince of Troy. This act sparks the Trojan War as Menelaus seeks to reclaim Helen, leading to a coalition of Greek forces to besiege Troy. Additionally, the involvement of gods and goddesses, who take sides in the conflict, further complicates the situation and fuels the animosity between the Greeks and Trojans.
Troy is believed to have worshipped a variety of gods, including Zeus, Apollo, Athena, and Aphrodite, among others. The Trojan gods and goddesses played significant roles in their mythology and were often invoked in daily life and rituals.