Zeus (mythology)

Zeus was the Ancient Greek god of sky, thunder and lightening, order, law and justice. He rules over the gods and resides with them on the summit of Mount Olympus. In Latin his name is Jupiter. He played an important role in a great quantity of Ancient Greek myths, one of the most notable being his abduction of Ganymede.

Relationship with Ganymede

While the relationship between Zeus and Ganymede was never overtly pederastic, it is believed by many to be so. In the myth Zeus transformed himself into an eagle and abducted the boy beauty Ganymede to serve as his wine boy.