In Greek mythology, the goddess who issued the oracle in the Dodona region is one of the 3000 Ocean Goddesses. Her name is the feminine form of Zeus. In Homer's epic, Dione is the mother of Aphrodite, the god of love and beauty, and the wife of Zeus. Dorona in Thesplotia was the most worshipped. In later myths, she was confused with Hera, or was the goddess of water who lived in Lydia Hyypyrus.

Dione (Ancient Greek: Διώνη [1] , English: Dione) generally refers to the daughter of Ochoanus and Thetis [2] (or the daughter of Gaia and Uranus, one of the original Titans [3]), one of the current goddesses in Greek mythology. The wife of Zeus, the mother of Aphrodite, the god of love [4] (or the mother of Dionysus, the god of wine [5]), can also refer to the daughter of Atlas, the wife of Tantalus, and the goddess of water on Lydia Stepiros.

In Homer's epic, Dione is the mother of Aphrodite, the god of love and beauty, and the wife of Zeus. However, Homer did not explain who Dione's parents were. This question was answered in Hesiod's Theology [2].
"She (Thetis) also gave birth to a maiden protoss on the earth
He raised young people together with Apollo and the river gods,
Zeus assigned them such a task.
They are Perto, Ademethe, Iante, Electra
Doris, Promono, the divine Urania [8]
Hippo, Clemene, Claudia, Caliloa
Zeuxo, Clutia, Idea, Passitoa
Plexure, Galaxure, lovely Dione“
In this way, Dione became the daughter of Ochianus and Thetis, and Aphrodite became the male root of Uranus [9].
Dione became the 13th Titan [10] in Apollodorus' Book Collection [3]. That is, Ochoanus, Koos, Hyperion, Iaptos, Cleos, Cronus, Thetis, Rhea, Themis, Monemosyne, Phoebe, Dione, Thea.
It is also said that Dione and Zeus gave birth to Dionysus [5]. In later myths, she was confused with Hera.

Ovid of ancient Rome mentioned in his long mythological satire Metamorphosis [6]:
”My father (Niobe) is Tantalus, and he is the only one among mortals who once ate with the gods; My mother is Dione, one of the seven stars; My grandfather is Atlas, who holds the sky on both shoulders; My grandfather is Jupiter, and what makes me proud is that Jupiter is also my father-in-law. The people of the Phryokaiabe people are in awe of me... "
Here, Dione is the daughter of Atlas, the wife of Tantalus, and the goddess of water on Lydia Hypiros.