Cast out of Olympus by his mother Hera because he was lame, FTP, name the maker of Athena's Aegis and Helios's chariot, the Greek god of metalworking.
Thetis sheltered him on Lemnos, where he was worshiped as the embodiment of fire, and some myths identify his wife as Aglaia, one of the three graces, and his Roman equivalent was the chief diety at Ostia. Residing under Mount Aetna, he is more commonly identified as the husband of Aphrodite. Cast out of Olympus by his mother Hera because he was lame, FTP, name the maker of Athena's Aegis and Helios's chariot, the Greek god of metalworking.
Thetis sheltered him on Lemnos, where he was worshiped as the embodiment of fire, and some myths identify his wife as Aglaia, one of the three graces, and his Roman equivalent was the chief diety at Ostia.
{Hephaistos} or {Hephaestus} (do not accept {Vulcan})