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Ares is known by the Greeks as the god of war. He was described by Homer as a murderous, bloodstained incarnate curse of mortals while at the same time being a coward. In stories he is seen as the lover of Aphrodite, and is contested with her husband Hephaestus. While having all of these defining traits, he is overall seen as a symbol of war. He also, was never worshiped in any city, and his bird was the vulture.

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Ares is most well known for his aggressive and blood-thirsty personality. This is why one of his most popular myths is his feud with Hercules. This anger was fueled by the killing of his son by Hercules.

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https://www.ancient.eu/Ares/#:~:text=Ares%20was%20the%20Greek%20god,by%20killing%20his%20son%20Halirrhothios.

Edith Hamilton Mythology PDF

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Ares was a very strong and war-driven man who's seemingly main goal in life was just to wreck havoc in all ways possible.