Zeus had many names, each defining one of his roles. They were:
Zeus Olympios: showed his kingship of the gods and emphasized his presence at the festival of Olympia
Zeus Panhellenios: Zeus as the ruler of all Greeks
Zeus Hospites: As the patron of hospitality and avenger of wrongs done to strangers
Zeus Horkios: as the keeper of oaths and promises.
Zeus Agoraeus: as the patron of the agora and punisher of dishonest traders
Zeus Aegiochis: as bearer of the Aegis shield, which strikes terror into the heart of his enemies.
Zeus Meilichios: as victor over the chthonic monster Meilichios
Zeus Tallaios: as worshiped in Crete
Zeus Labrandos: as worshiped at Caria, depicted with a double-edged axe
Zeus Naos: as worshiped at Dodona, the oldest oracle site
Kasios: as worshiped at Mt. Kasios in Syria
Ithomatas: as worshiped at Mt. Ithomi in Messenia
Astrapios: as the bringer of lightning
Brontios: as the bringer of thunder
The father of Zeus is Cronus, his mother is Rhea.
Apollo and Artemis
Zeus was known to the Romans as Jupiter or Jove.
Two of ZEUS' roman names were Jupiter or Jove
Jove or Zeus
Fatismus, podia
Hercules
Aphrodite.
Zeus is the greek name / Jupiter is the roman name
the greek name is Zeus and the roman name is Jupiter.
Zeus and Semele.
Their names were 24 and 25!