She was the child of Zeus and Hera and was considered one of the most beautiful goddesses on Olympus. Hebe was responsible for pouring nectar into the cups of the gods during their feasts and was often depicted with a pitcher and a cup in her hands.
Hebe was worshipped by the Greeks as the protector of youth and beauty and was often invoked for help with fertility and childbearing. She was also a symbol of eternal life and was said to have been the one who brought Hermes and Bacchus to Olympus after their deaths.
