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Hebe, daughter of Zeus and Hera and wife of Hercules was the goddess of youth and cup-bearer to the gods.

Ganymedes was the lover of Zeus and became another cup-bearer to the gods and so a god of youth in taking Hebe's place.

Pandia was the daughter of Zeus and Selene and a goddess of youth, dew, and the full moon.

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