zeus king of the greek gods. Legend has it that out of all the greek gods there was one that controled them all. Zeus the
youngest son of Cronus and Rhea. since zeus was a supreme ruler he would uphold the law, justice and mortals.zeus was orignally worshipped as a weather god by the people of greek tribes the reason they thought of him as a weather god was because his main power was thunderbolt and he controlled thunder lighting and rain zues was said to have been a god of power and vangens he was said to rain thunder on his enemys.zeus cames from dios which means bright but if you ask me it means power.the Gods and the goddess of women and marriage. She was usually depicted as a beautiful woman wearing a crown and holding a royal staff (most commonly depicted striped like the ones below and/or tipped with a lotus).
There are innumerable references to her in classical literature, only a few selected quotes are given below. 
the Gods and the goddess of women and marriage. She was usually depicted as a beautiful woman wearing a crown and holding a royal staff (most commonly depicted striped like the ones below and/or tipped with a lotus).
There are innumerable references to her in classical literature, only a few selected quotes are given below.According to the Greek poet Hesiod (Theogony, 918-20), Apollo was the son of the Olympian Zeus and the Titan Leto, and the brother of the goddess Artemis. And the details of how Apollo and his sister were born make an intriguing story, so let us look at this legend more closely. The myth of Apollo's birth includes another instance of the wrath of Hera. Again, the wife of the philandering Zeus discovered that her husband had impregnated yet another goddess, and this time it was the Titan Leto. In her anger, Hera would not allow Leto to bear her children (remember, she was pregnant with the twin gods Apollo and Artemis), and the land itself was afraid to provide a shelter for Leto because of the fear of Hera's notorious retribution. Finally, Leto found an island that was willing to allow her to give birth, and this island was named Delos (which means "brilliant", and, incidentally, inspired the epithet Delian) in honor of the divine site. Apollo was then cared for by Themis, who fed him nectar and ambrosia for a few days, after which time he was an adult capable of assuming the full responsibilities of a god. And this is the story of how Apollo was born in Greek mythology.