Who were Hecate's brothers and sisters?

Answer 1

First of all, Heracles has many half-siblings that are immortal, mortal, and deities. Just to name a few:

Immortal siblings:

1.) Pallas Athena (sister)

2.) Ares (half-brother)

3.) Hebe (half-sister)

4.) Hephaestus (half-brother)

5.) Persephone (half-sister)

6.) Hermes (half-brother)

7.) Aphrodite (half-sister)

Mortal & deity siblings:

1.) Epaphus (half-brother)

2.) Lybia (half-niece)

3.) Perseus (half-brother)

4.) Electyon (half-nephew)

5.) Alcaeus (half-nephew)

6.) Iphicles (half-brother)

7.) Helen (half-sister)

8.) Pollux (half-brother)

9.) Rhadamanthus (half-brother)

10.) Minos (half-brother)

11.) Tantalus (half-brother)

12.) Dionysus (half-brother)

13.) Eurystheus (cousin)

Answer 2

In Greek mythology, Hecate was often depicted as a triple goddess, but she was not typically associated with any siblings. Hecate was primarily known as the goddess of magic, witchcraft, and crossroads. She was a complex deity with various roles and attributes, but sibling relationships were not a prominent part of her mythology.

Answer 3

Alcmene with Zeus had Hercules, his twin brother was Iphicles.

The sisters of Hercules included Laonome and Perimede.

Answer 4

Where Perses is her father, her sister is Chariclo (other possible fathers of Chariclo include Apollo and Okeanos, or Cychreus and Stilbe as her mother) wife of Cheiron.

Answer 5

Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Demeter, Vesta