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Hestia (Greek: Εστία, translated as "furnace" or "fireside") is the Greek mythology in the kitchen fire God, the palm of the people of the family business. Hestia's belief in the origin of late, on her legends in Greek mythology is not much.

Hesiod considered her to be the second-generation god-king of Cronus and Rhea's largest children, Demeter, Hera, Hades and Poseidon's sister, Zeus's eldest sister.

Hestia is the most sacred mountain of Olympus, the oldest of the gods, and his niece Artemis, Athena Olympus is considered the three goddesses on the mountain.

Description
Hestia (Greek: Εστία, translated as "furnace" or "fireside") is the Greek mythology in the kitchen fire God, the palm of the people of the family business. Hestia's belief in the origin of late, on her legends in Greek mythology is not much.

Hesiod considered her to be the second-generation god-king of Cronus and Rhea's largest children, Demeter, Hera, Hades and Poseidon's sister, Zeus's eldest sister.

Hestia is the most sacred mountain of Olympus, the oldest of the gods, and his niece Artemis, Athena Olympus is considered the three goddesses on the mountain.