ΦTHALASSAJournal of Philosophy
Art & Myth

Greek mythology

Marriages, affairs, gods, titans, and heroes.

A selective, sourced map of mythic relationships. Choose a figure to read more and follow the lines that connect divine households, mortal unions, and heroic genealogies.

MarriageAffair or divine-mortal unionParent and childHeroic aid or associationContest or conflictShared craft sphere
Interactive Greek mythology relationship diagramLines show marriages, affairs, parent-child lines, heroic associations, conflicts, and craft relationships between selected figures from Greek mythology.mothermarriageunionfatheraffairaffairaffairaffairabductionaffairZeusOlympianHeraOlympianPoseidonOlympianDemeterOlympianHadesOlympianAthenaOlympianApolloOlympianArtemisOlympianAphroditeOlympianHephaestusOlympianAresOlympianDionysusOlympianLetoTitanMaiaTitanHermesOlympianPersephoneOlympianSemeleMortalAlcmeneMortalHeraclesHeroEuropaMortalMinosHeroDanaeMortalPerseusHeroDaphneMortalAriadneMortalTheseusHeroCronusTitanRheaTitan

Twelve Questions

Which Greek god
or goddess would you be?

Twelve questions on leadership, conflict, desire, work, travel and trust. Each answer leans toward one of the twelve Olympians. There are no right answers, and the result is a mirror — not a verdict.