The Greek goddess, represented by Hera, is a goddess in ancient Greek mythology.Hera (Greek: Ἥ ρ α, English: Hera) is the third generation of queen in ancient Greek mythology. It is also the goddess of marriage and fertility and one of the twelve main gods of Olympus. She is the daughter of the second generation of God King, the co ruler who shares power with Zeus, the elder sister and the seventh wife of Zeus.

Artemis. In ancient Greek mythology, the hunting goddess, the God of wild animals, the God of forest, the goddess of bow and arrow, one of the 12 Gods of Olympus, is also regarded as the goddess of fertility. She is the daughter of Zeus and Leto and the twin sister of Apollo. She was born on the island of ASTRI. In the forest and in the mountains, she was accompanied by dogs with bows and arrows. She played hunting with her maids, and sometimes took a car drawn by two stags.

Athena. The goddess of wisdom and talent in ancient Greek mythology, one of the 12 gods of Olympus. Athena has the strengths of her parents, inheriting the power of Zeus and the wisdom of Metis. Because Athena is a military goddess, Zeus allowed her to carry a shield with the head of the monster Gorgon. This Aegis shield is usually owned by Zeus, and sometimes given to Apollo and Athena.
The signs of Athena are spindle, olive branch, owl, snake and so on.

Aphrodite. The goddess of love and beauty in ancient Greek mythology, one of the twelve gods of Olympus, in charge of human love, fertility, and the growth and reproduction of all animals and plants. Aphrodite emerges from the bubble Born, "Aphrodite" means "born from the foam of sea water".