Who Is Minerva? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Minerva is a In the Public Domain comic book character, with over 20 comic issue appearances. Roman Goddess of wisdom, divine counsel, Arts and Crafts.

Who is Minerva?

History Goddess of the art of war, science, arts and wisdom, Minerva was worshiped as a Roman goddess. She is featured in many myths and legends in Roman Mythology. Minerva was born fully adult and wearing armor from the head of Jupiter her father and lord of the gods. Minerva was one of the goddesses of war she was often represented in Roman art with various weapons. She was credited with inventing the chariot, plow, bridle, rake, ox yoke and the flute. The weapons reflected her strategic approach and her preparation for war and were symbols of victory. Her symbol of the olive tree relates to the gift she offered to Cecrops, the first king of Athens during her contest with Neptune. Attributes and Profile Role & Function: The function of Minerva is described as being the goddess of wisdom, science, war and arts, such as spinning, weaving and music.

Key facts

Minerva is of god/eternal origin and first appeared in "No Bride Was I; Song of Love; Last Chance For Love; Love Problems; My Other Heart". The character is published by In the Public Domain. With 20 recorded issue appearances, Minerva ranks among the most featured characters in comics.