Atmokinesis: As the God of the Sky, Zeus has absolute control over the weather and can create any weather condition. Hence, when Poseidon and Apollo tried to court Hestia for marriage after Zeus had given them both permission to do so, she refused them both as courteously as she could, and declared her wish to never marry and be a virgin goddess eternally. She even offered to care for the hearth for all time, and do whatever she could to help out her family so long as her wish of eternal virginity and chastity was granted. Though somewhat confused by Hestia's explanations and subsequent requests, Zeus still approved of them, and henceforth his oldest sister became the official Goddess of the Hearth. Teleportation: As seen in The Lightning Thief, Zeus can disappear in "a blinding flash of lightning."

Apollo mentions his father when comparing the Olympian king’s Greek and Roman aspects, preferring him over Jupiter. Zeus commends the gods for their bravery, and gives thanks to Hades for joining the war against their father Kronos, and to Poseidon, without whom they would never have defeated the fearsome Typhon. Zeus then rewards the heroes. To Thalia, he grants help in filling the Hunter’s ranks; to Tyson, the Cyclopes son of Poseidon, Zeus gives the position of General of the armies of Olympus. To Percy, Zeus offers the ultimate gift of immortality ― to become a god and a Lieutenant to Poseidon. He is incredulous and rather furious when Percy (after much thought) denies the gift and asks for a different wish instead. Percy asks Zeus and the Olympian Council to swear on the River Styx first to be assured that his wish would be granted. Zeus and the other Olympians reluctantly agree to grant Percy's request as long as it was within their power. Percy, satisfied with this promise, asks them to pay more attention to their demigod children by showing them who is a demigod at the age of 13, to honor the minor gods, and to allow the minor gods to have cabins at Camp Half-Blood as if that had happened, demigods and minor gods wouldn't have turned to Kronos' side. Percy adds that the oath of the Big Three to abstain from having children should be dissolved as it was never truly effective in the first place, and that any children the three mighty brothers may have from their affairs with mortals should be trained and accepted instead of feeling abandoned. Though somewhat outraged at such huge a request, Zeus and the Olympians nevertheless agree to fulfill it, although this promise is not really kept. Hyetokinesis: As the God of Weather, he has absolute control and divine authority over rain, as well he can choose whether it's going to rain, or even decide when it should stop. It seems likely that Zeus/ Jupiter is the one that limits a God's time with their mortal lovers, with Jupiter showing a particular distaste for Roman Gods associating with mortals for more than an extended period of time.The Olympic Games, originally founded in 776 BC, were a set of religious festivals in Ancient Greece held ever four years in honor of Zeus. Credit subject to status and affordability. Terms and conditions apply. Axminster Tool Centre Ltd trading as Axminster Tools is a credit broker and is Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Credit is provided by Novuna Personal Finance, a trading style of Mitsubishi HC Capital UK PLC, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Financial Services Register no. 704348.

Hylla Ramírez-Arellano | Dakota | Tyson | Ella | Octavian | Halcyon Green | Dr. Howard Claymore | Alabaster C. Torrington | Lamia The first quest that Percy performs is to recover Ganymede's stolen chalice before Zeus has a feast and finds out which is unlikely to end well for the cupbearer. Percy, Annabeth and Grover are able to recover the chalice from Geras, the god of old age, only to learn that Zeus is holding a sudden brunch for his mother Rhea who hasn't been on Olympus in a long time. If Zeus imagines that he is being plotted against or insulted, he can be very unforgiving. Zeus often allows his negative traits to override his better judgment. Zeus decisions are not always based on justice, but rather his personal whims and what he sees as best for himself, rather than the greater good. In some ways Zeus is lustful for power; it is evident in his title as king of the gods and his fear of his own brothers betraying or dethroning him. Reference booklet of data charts and tables for the drawing office, toolroom or workshop. Produced by Zeus Precision Charts Ltd, who are members of the British Standards Institution. Contains data on standard drill sizes and decimal equivalents, tapping drills and clearances for metric and imperial threads. Information on BS4500 tolerances, hardeners comparisons, jig boring co-ordinates for equally spaced holes. Features Zeus is noted to often be quite unreasonable especially if he has been proven wrong or made a fool of. He gets angry, tries to assign blame elsewhere, and takes any attempts of reasoning with him as challenges to his authority (or more likely judgment). The only thing one can do is wait for him to calm down and try to reason with him later.Zeus trying to prevent the First Great Prophecy from happening actually caused the Great Prophecy to eventually happen: He and the other eleven Olympians watch the Battle of Nero's Tower. When the others ask if Apollo can become a god again, he says he cannot permit it as he must first face Python.