Zeus' womanizing in Greek Mythology ; who did he seduce? Was he triumphed with?

Question

ZEUS-THE OLYMPIAN (god) is thought have so many women? What transformations and/or disguises did Zeus invented that may have helped him to seduce women? Was he triumphed?

Answer 1

Oh, plenty.
First, he had a lot of wives: Metis, Themis, Mnemosyne, then Hera.
Io (Hera was so jealous, that she changed her into a white heifer), and their son was Epaphus.
Leda (Zeus pretended to be a sqan to seduce her), with their children Helen, sons Polydeuces and Castor.
Alcmene, who he visited in the form of her husband, and their child was the hero Heracles.
Antiope, he came to her in the guise of a Satyr. Antiope conceived twins by Zeus. Antiope was the goddess of the new moon, morning and evening star.
With Themis he had Astrea, the goddess of justice.
With Metis - Athena (Athene) was the Greek goddess of intellect.
With Carme - Britomartis, a daughter. Like Artemis, she was a virgin huntress.
Callisto, a nymph. Zeus took the form of Artemis in order to seduce her. She bore son Arcas to Zeus. She gave a vow to remain single. to Artemis, but did not keep it, and she was no longer chaste. She was turned into a bear, either by Zeus who didn't want his wife to know of the love affair, or by his wife, Hera, as revenge for the affair. She was then killed in a hunt by her best friend Artemis who thought she was a bear. Zeus changed the dead Callisto into a constellation, the Ursa Major (Great Bear). Her son, Arcas, born of the affair with Zeus, was changed into the constellation Ursa Minor (Little Bear).
Europa was carried off by Zeus who had transformed himself into a great white bull.
Hebe was the daughter of Zeus and Hera. The goddess of youth.
The Horae were daughters of Zeus and Themis. Goddesses of the seasons.
With Themis -Irene. Goddess of peace.
With Demeter -Persephone
Semele was beloved by Zeus and bore him Dionysus.
With the goddess of luck - Tyche (Romans as Fortuna).
With Antiope Amphion, a son.
With Electra -Dardanus. He was a king in Arcadia
With Maia - famous Hermes or Atlantiades
With Taygete - Lacedaemon, a son of Zeus and Taygete. He married Sparte. He was King of Lacedaemon and named the capital city Sparta after his wife.
Wuth Europa - Rhadamanthus, a son of Zeus and Europa. He was famed for his wisdom and justice.

Answer 2

Yes, he was the Biggest Lover of his times!
I have read he seduced the beautiful Leda transforming himself in a swan, and achieved his purposes while she was taking a bath in a river (maybe a lagoon, I don't remember the story completely).
He also seduce Danae while she was sleeping. He came as a gold rain and fecundated her.
Both encounters gave him an important offspring. In the case of Leda, she had Caxtor and Pollux (the Gemini). However, there are some other explanations for the origin of these twins.

Maybe these pages can help you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leda_%28mythology%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danae
Good luck!

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Answer 4

Don't forget with Danae, she bore Zeus the hero Perseus.