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Ares: God of War in Mythology

Discover the origins and symbolism behind Ares, the Greek God of War. Explore how Ares came to be, his violent nature, iconic symbols like the spear and helmet, and the myth of his possible death. Uncover the complex story of Ares in Greek mythology.

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Ares: God of War in Mythology

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  1. ARES GOD OF WAR

  2. How did Ares come to be • Ares  was the God of War and the son of Zeus and Hera, both of whom, according to the ancient poet Homer, disowned him and had a burning hatred towards him.

  3. What Does he do? • Ares is the god of war, therefore means he is a very violent and malevolent person, he is a like a in penetrable wall and a very strong fighter.

  4. What are his symbols? • His symbols are a Spear, Helmet, Dog, Chariot, Boar, Vulture, Flaming torch.

  5. How did Ares Die? • It is possible with Ares being the God of War, with his death brought the end of all wars, and thus brought peace everywhere on Earth. However, Kratos, having killed Ares the one who made him kill his family, asked Athena to remove the nightmares of his past.

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