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Ares: Olympian God of War, Battlelust and Manliness

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Sacred animal: Vulture, Scavenger of the Battlefield

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Ares drove a Golden Reined Chariot with majestic horses

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Brandished a spear

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"Beloved brother, rescue me and give me your horses so I may come to Olympos where is the place of the immortals"

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Among the 12 Olympian Gods

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Son of Zeus and Hera

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Lover of Aphrodite

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Sacred Animal: Dog, loyalty of his soldiers

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A strained relationship with his father, Zeus

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Boars head, symbol of power

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Mars, Roman God of War, Ares Roman counterpart

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Father to Phobos, God of Panic

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Father of Deimos, God of Terror

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Eris, Goddess of Strife and Discord, brother to Ares

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Temple of Ares in Athens, a sanctuary dedicated to the god and a testament to the city’s acknowledgment of the dual nature of war—its destructive force and its valorous necessity.  Odeon of Agrippa in Ancient Agora

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The Ares God’s Temples and Sacred Sites (1)

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Athena- viewed as superior to Ares from the fact that she represents the intellectual and civilized side of war.

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Ares was disliked for lacking strategic acumen and foresight, preferring the chaos of the battlefield.

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Prisoners of war often used humans as sacrifice to Ares, the God of War

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The Spartans revered Ares for his skills in warfare, and they considered him an important deity

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Unpopular of all the Olympian gods because of his quick temper, aggressiveness, and unquenchable thirst for conflict.

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Seduced Aphrodite, Hephaestus's Wife.

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Harmonia, Daughter out of wedlock to Ares and Aphrodite

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Eros, Son out of wedlock to Ares and Aphrodite

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Anteros, God of mutual love, son (out of wedlock) to Ares and Aphrodite

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Enyalius, A war-god son of Ares and Eris

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Ares lost fight to Hercules

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Ares killed Posidon's son, Halirrhothios

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areopagus/"hill of Ares" was named for him after he killed Poseidon's son, Halirrhothius

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Ares was noted for his beauty and courage

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Trojan War in the Iliad, Ares supports the Trojans, sometimes even leading them in battle