Hebe
Generation VI · The bloom of youth, cup-bearer
Child of Zeus and Hera, Hebe is youth itself in its first bloom, and she carried the cups at the feasts of Olympus, pouring nectar for the deathless gods. Her story ends in a rare Olympian reconciliation: when Heracles was raised to godhood after his labours, Hera gave him Hebe as his bride, and youth everlasting became the hero's final reward.
Parents
Siblings
- Aglaea (half)
- Apollo (half)
- Ares
- Artemis (half)
- Athena (half)
- Atropos (half)
- Calliope (half)
- Clio (half)
- Clotho (half)
- Dike (half)
- Dionysus (half)
- Eileithyia
- Eirene (half)
- Erato (half)
- Eunomia (half)
- Euphrosyne (half)
- Euterpe (half)
- Helen (half)
- Hephaestus (half)
- Heracles (half)
- Hermes (half)
- Lachesis (half)
- Melpomene (half)
- Minos (half)
- Persephone (half)
- Perseus (half)
- Polydeuces (half)
- Polyhymnia (half)
- Rhadamanthys (half)
- Terpsichore (half)
- Thalia (half)
- Thalia (half)
- Urania (half)