Hyginus states that Zeus put a pair of fish into the stars after this figure was born from an egg. Theseus set up a temple to the "Pandemos" aspect of this figure to differentiate her from her "Urania", or "heavenly", aspect. In the  Iliad , this goddess's wounds are treated by her mother, a Titaness named Dione who may have been married to Zeus. The children of this goddess include the personifications of fear and terror, (*)  Phobos and Demos. The name of this goddess partly comes from a word meaning "sea-foam", since one account claims she was born from the foam produced when Uranus's reproductive organs fell into the ocean. After this goddess arrived on land ridi
Hyginus states that Zeus put a pair of fish into the stars after this figure was born from an egg. Theseus set up a temple to the "Pandemos" aspect of this figure to differentiate her from her "Urania", or "heavenly", aspect. In the  Iliad , this goddess's wounds are treated by her mother, a Titaness named Dione who may have been married to Zeus. The children of this goddess include the personifications of fear and terror, (*)  Phobos and Demos. The name of this goddess partly comes from a word meaning "sea-foam", since one account claims she was born from the foam produced when Uranus's reproductive organs fell into the ocean. After this goddess arrived on land riding a scallop shell, she married Hephaestus. For 10 points, name this Greek goddess of love.
Hyginus states that Zeus put a pair of fish into the stars after this figure was born from an egg.