Zeus was the undisputed King of the Olympian gods. He was the source of all heavenly manifestations, able to bring rain, drought, good weather and bad weather. He commanded tempests and created storms, and few were those who dared to challenge his fearsome thunderbolts.

Because many students asked me real nicely, I am now providing two separate Zeus pages. One is short and sweet, with some concise info and a couple of pix, while the other is more detailed, with a ton of facts and pictures, created for those who have too much time on their hands...or a real tough teacher!

So choose your Thunderbolt Level, so to speak - If you're in a hurry and just want to give Zeus a quick once-over, click on the link marked Just the Facts. On the other hand, if you prefer to research Zeus at leisure, check out the link named All About Zeus.

Or visit both Zeus pages - you may just  find the perfect tidbit or picture. Good luck on your reports and projects! Go get that A+!

JUST THE FACTS	ALL ABOUT ZEUS

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