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Zeus is depicted as having a number of infidelities. The most famous of his children from these liaisons was [[Hercules]], a demi-god of great strength.
Zeus is depicted as having a number of infidelities. The most famous of his children from these liaisons was [[Hercules]], a demi-god of great strength.
Zeus was adopted by the [[Roman]]s as their chief god and called [[Jupiter (god)|Jupiter Optimus Maximus]], whose temple was in [[Rome]].
Zeus was adopted by the [[Roman]]s as their chief god and called [[Roman mythology|Jupiter Optimus Maximus]], whose temple was in [[Rome]].
== See also ==
== See also ==
*[[Iliad]]
*[[Iliad]]
*[[Sculpture]]
*[[Sculpture]]
*[[Ate]] (daughter of Zeus)
[[File:Temple to Zeus Cirene Libya.jpg|thumb|left|330px|Temple in Cirene, [[Libya]].]]
[[File:Temple to Zeus Cirene Libya.jpg|thumb|left|330px|Temple in Cirene, [[Libya]].]]