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Olympian god primarily associated with war, battle, and bloodshed.

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Ares embodies the chaotic and violent aspects of conflict.

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Ares and Aphrodite before he has an affair. 450-400 BC

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Battle enthusiast with a satisfied expression as chaos unfolds around him.

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Ares fighting on the battlefield of Troy. 450-350 BC

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Diomedes and Athena attacking Ares. 450-380 BC

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An abstract depiction of Ares as a looming figure over a war-torn landscape.

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Ares with a dog in a dark, ominous setting, symbolizing death and carnage.

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Ares isolating himself from everyone else. 450- 350 BC

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Ares' sons Phobos and Deimos are the ones who usually drive Ares' chariot.

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Scene of Gigantomachia, Ares and Hermes fighting the giants. 525 BC

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Athena standing over a defeated Ares. 1771

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Ares, Aphrodite, Artemis, Apollo and Zeus, Siphnian treasury, Delphi. 525 BC

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Ares, at far right, depicted in battle with Hercules on this Greek terracotta jar. 570 BCE

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"Ares (Greek god of war)" by Arturas Slapsys 

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Ares armed with his feather helmet and spear sitting on a golden winged serpent chariot. 

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Ares. Copy of the Severian period after a Greek bronze original by Alkamenes. 420 BC