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1. Metis
2. Themis
3. Eurynome
4. Demeter
5. Mnmosyne
6. Leto
7. Hera
8. Maia
9. Semele
10. Dione
11. Alcmene
12. Leda
13. Europa
14. Io
15. Ganymede
16. Callisto
17. Danae
18. Karme
His first wife was Metis but Mother Earth said that she would give birth to a son(after Athena) that will one day overrule him. To keep that from happening, Zeus ate Metis. Athena was her child and came out of Zeus's head. His second wife was Themis, then Mnmemosyne. Then after, he married Hera as his last wife. The other women were ones he had affairs with.
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How many wives did Zeus have and what were their names?
13
What were Zeus' wives' names?
He had only one wife, Hera, but a lot of love affairs.
Who were Zeus' main wives?
Hera was Zeus' only Immortal wife
Who had 12 wives 140 children?
Zeus
Did Zeus swallow his wives?
No that is the father of Zeus Kronos who swallowed his kids. Zeus did swallow Metis, but he did not make a habit of it.
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