| When one thinks to Greek Deities, Hestia,
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| | the story is told of how the Titans
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| probably does not come to mind. Less
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| | Chronos and Rhea had twelve children,
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| dramatic than others, she still played an
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| | destined to be the first twelve gods of
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| important role in Greek culture.The Greek
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| | Mount Olympus. Chronos was upset by the
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| Deity Known as HestiaIn ancient Greece,
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| | birth of his offspring, so he swallowed
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| fourteen Olympians made up the pantheon
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| | all of them except for the youngest,
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| of gods that were worshiped by the
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| | Zeus. Hestia was the first born of
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| Greeks. While some of these deities are
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| | Chronos, therefore she was the first
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| extremely well-known today, such as Zeus,
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| | swallowed. After Zeus led a war against
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| Aphrodite and Athena, others are less
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| | the Titans and won, Chronos was forced to
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| familiar. These gods, while not in the
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| | disgorge his offspring, and Hestia, being
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| forefront of Greek mythology, still
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| | swallowed first, came out last. In this
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| played a major part in the lives of the
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| | way, she was both the first and last born
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| ancient Greeks. One of these is Hestia,
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| | daughter of Chronos.Hestia is seen as the
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| the first and last born daughter of the
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| | deity of the hearth, and of order and
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| Titan Chronos.In pre-Olympic mythology,
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| | family.
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