In Greek mythology, Aquila the eagle was placed in the sky as a constellation by Zeus to commemorate his faithful servant Ganymede. Ganymede was a handsome prince Zeus transformed into an eagle and carried to Mount Olympus to be his cupbearer.
The protective shield carried by Zeus was called the Aegis. It was usually depicted as a goat-skin shield that had the head of a Gorgon (such as Medusa) on it, with snakes for hair. It was said to inspire fear and awe in those who saw it.
In Greek mythology, Zeus transformed himself into a white bull and carried Europa, the princess of Phoenicia, away to the island of Crete. Europa was fascinated by the bull and approached it, and Zeus took that opportunity to whisk her away. He carried her across the sea on his back and eventually revealed his true identity to her.
Zeus carried away the young boy Ganymede to be the cupbearer to the gods, not a moon. Ganymede was the most beautiful of mortals, and Zeus transformed into an eagle to abduct him to Mount Olympus.
The pretty Greek maiden you are referring to is likely Europa, who was transformed into a white bull by Zeus in order to seduce her. Zeus then carried her away to Crete where she became the queen.
No, you are thinking of Thor. Zeus carried a staff and smote mortals with lightning bolts.
Europa
Zeus carried off Cadmus' sister, Europa, basically to seduce her.
As Zeus was saving his brothers and sisters he saw Hera and carried her gently to ground and he instantly fell in love with her.
Taurus was the bull that carried Princess Europa to Zeus.
Minos was one of the three sons of Zeus and Europa; Zeus carried Europa across the sea as a bull.
In Greek mythology, Aquila the eagle was placed in the sky as a constellation by Zeus to commemorate his faithful servant Ganymede. Ganymede was a handsome prince Zeus transformed into an eagle and carried to Mount Olympus to be his cupbearer.
Europa.
The protective shield carried by Zeus was called the Aegis. It was usually depicted as a goat-skin shield that had the head of a Gorgon (such as Medusa) on it, with snakes for hair. It was said to inspire fear and awe in those who saw it.
In Greek mythology, Zeus transformed himself into a white bull and carried Europa, the princess of Phoenicia, away to the island of Crete. Europa was fascinated by the bull and approached it, and Zeus took that opportunity to whisk her away. He carried her across the sea on his back and eventually revealed his true identity to her.
Ganymede
Zeus: Strongest of all gods! King of the gods! God of the sky and thunder! Carried thunderbolts! Lived in Mount Olympus! Poseidon: God of the sea! Lived in a palace! Carried a trident(three-pronged spear)