Crossword Clue: Mars' counterpart
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- ___ I (NASA's next manned rocket)
- ___ Technica (tech website)
- ___ Vallis (where the Mars Pathfinder landed)
- An Olympic twin
- Ancient Athens's Temple of ___
- Ancient hawk
- Battle god for the Greeks
- Battle-minded deity
- Battler of Hercules
- Battles buff on Olympus
- Battling god
- A Brother of Hebe
- A god of war
- A lover of Aphrodite
- A lover of Atalanta
- Aphrodite had an affair with him
- Aphrodite was his consort
- Aphrodite's beau
- Aphrodite's boyfriend
- Aphrodite's consort
- Aphrodite's husband
- Aphrodite's love
- Aphrodites lover
- Aphrodite's lover
- Aphrodite's man
- Aphrodite's romancer
- Aphrodite's squeeze
- A son of Hera
- A son of Zeus and Hera
- A son of Zeus
- Archenemy in the video game "God of War"
- Bellicose deity
- Bellicose figure
- Bellicose god of Greek mythology
- Bellicose god
- Bellicose Greek god
- Bellicose Olympian
- Bellicose son of Hera
- Belligerent deity
- Belligerent god
- Belligerent Greek deity
- Belligerent Greek god
- Belligerent Olympian
- Belligerent son of Zeus
- Beloved of Aphrodite.
- Armored god
- Assister of the Trojans
- Atalanta's beloved
- Atalanta's lover
- Athenas half-brother
- Athena's half-brother
- Athena's violent brother
- Athena's warring brother
- Athenian soldier's deity
- Athens's Temple of ___
- Aeschylus's "lord of strife"
- Agamemnon's war god
- Aggressive deity
- Aggressive god
- Aggressive Greek god
- Aggressive Olympian
- Ajax's god
- A/k/a Mars
- Bloc Party jam about God of War?
- Bloc Party opener on "Intimacy"
- Bloc Party's "Intimacy" starter
- Bloodthirsty Greek god
- "Bane of mortals," per "The Iliad"
- Hill of ___ (site near the Acropolis)
- Inspiration for Greek warriors
- Hippolyta's father
- Hippolyta's sire
- Hippolyte's father
- Hippolyte's sire
- His chariot is pulled by Fear and Terror
- His chariot was drawn by fire-emitting horses
- His chariot was drawn by four fire-breathing horses
- His dragon was killed by Cadmus
- His horses were Flame and Terror
- Grandson of Rhea
- Greek counterpart of Mars
- Greek counterpart to Mars
- Greek deity
- Greek God
- Greek god of war who is Wonder Woman's nemesis in the 2017 movie
- Greek god of war
- Greek god to whom vultures were sacred
- Greek god who birthed Fear and Terror
- Greek god who fought with the mortal Hercules
- Greek god whose name is a homophone of a zodiac sign
- Greek god with a shield
- Greek god with a war chariot
- Greek god.
- Greek hawk
- Greek Mars
- Companion of Enyo
- Frequent foe of Wonder Woman
- Greek war deity
- Greek war god.
- Greek war god
- Father of Anteros
- Father of Ascalaphus
- Father of Calydon
- Father of Deimos
- Father of Deimos and Phobos, in Greek myth
- Father of Deimos and Phobos, in myth
- Father of Deimos and Phobos
- Father of Diomedes of Thrace
- Father of Diomedes
- Father of Fear and Panic
- Father of Fear and Terror
- Father of Fear, in myth
- Father of Fear
- Father of Harmonia, in myth
- Father of Harmonia
- Father of Hippolyta
- Father of Hippolyte
- Friend of Aphrodite
- Father of Phobos and Deimos
- Father of Phobos, the god of fear
- Father of Phobos
- Father of Romulus
- Father of the Amazons, in Greek myth
- Father of the Amazons, in myth
- Father of the Amazons
- Is for two?
- Deimos and Phobos are his sons
- Homer called him the "scourge of mortals"
- Homer's "scourge of mortals"
- Chariot-riding god
- Guitarist Segovia
- Conquest conspirator in "Wonder Woman" (2017)
- Consort of Aphrodite.
- Consort of Aphrodite
- Fierce Greek god
- Destructive Greek god
- Destructive Olympian
- Destructive son of Zeus
- Brother of Artemis and Hermes
- Brother of Athena
- Brother of Eris
- Brother of Hebe
- Brother of Hephaestus
- Fighting Olympian
- Figure in "The Iliad"
- Half brother of Athena
- Half-brother of Athena
- Half-brother of Heracles
- Half brother of Hercules
- Half brother of Hermes
- Half-brother of Hermes
- Diomedes speared him
- Busiest of the Greek gods.
- Husband of Otrera
- Busy Olympian.
- Counterpart of Mars
- Counterpart to Mars
- I can turn this god into a heavenly ram
- Harmonia's dad
- Harmonia's father
- Enyo's companion
- City-sacking god in Hesiod's "Theogony"
- Eris's twin
- Eros' father
- "Iliad" character
- ''Iliad'' character
- "Iliad" deity
- ''Iliad'' figure
- "Iliad" figure
- "Iliad" god
- "Iliad" war god
- "Iliad" warrior
- "Iliad" warrior god
- "Iliad" warrior-god
- ''Iliad'' warrior
- Hawk among gods
- Hawk in Homer's time
- Hawk of old
- Hawk on Olympus
- Hawk with a crested helmet
- Hawkish deity
- Hawkish god
- Hawkish Hellenic deity
- Hawkish Olympian
- Calydon sire
- Calydon's father
- He favored the Trojans
- He had a spear and a torch
- He killed Halirrhothius
- He means war
- He rescued Hades from Sisyphus
- He rewards courage on both sides in the "Iliad"
- Immortal hawk
- Immortal helmet wearer
- Head hawk on Olympus
- Foe in "Wonder Woman"
- Foe of Wonder Woman
- Dogs were sacred to him
- Hebe's brother
- Hebe's hawkish brother
- Hector's protector in "The Iliad"
- Hector's protector
- God defeated twice by Hercules
- God depicted in a helmet
- God depicted with a spear
- God described as a "stormer of strong walls" in "The Iliad"
- God imprisoned by the Aloadae
- God in the "Iliad"
- God in the video game "God of War"
- God of bloodlust
- God of hawks?
- God of war for Achilles
- "God of War" god
- God of war, in mythology
- God-of-war-inspired Bloc Party jam?
- God of war, to Plato
- God of war who loved the goddess of love
- God of war
- God often depicted with a shield
- God on Olympus
- God on the losing end of the Trojan War
- God on the Trojans' side, in the "Iliad"
- God once imprisoned in a bronze jar
- God once imprisoned in a jar
- God once put in a jar
- Hellenic hawk
- God seen on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
- Hellenic war deity
- God shown with a burning torch
- God who cuckolded Hephaestus
- God who drove a quadriga
- God who sounds like a zodiac sign
- God who sounds like he was mentioned in the preceding clue
- God whose dragon Cadmus killed
- God whose horses were Flame and Terror
- God whose name is a homophone of a zodiac sign
- God whose symbols include a spear and helmet
- God with a chariot drawn by fire-breathing stallions
- God with a crested helmet and spear
- God with a shield
- God with a vulture symbol
- God wounded by Diomedes in the "Iliad"
- God wounded in the Trojan War
- Helmeted deity
- Helmeted god
- Helmeted hawk
- Helmeted Olympian
- Hera's bellicose son
- Hera's hawkish boy
- Hera's hawkish son
- Hera's son
- Hera's violent son
- Hera's young hawk
- Exposes
- He's attended by Fear, Panic and Trembling
- Combative deity
- Rider on Phobos
- Man of war.
- Other name for Mars
- Pugnacious Olympian
- Otus and Ephialtes kidnapped him
- Mount Olympus warrior
- Killer of Poseidon's son
- Mars
- Mars' alias
- Mars alias
- Mars, by another name
- Mars counterpart
- Mars' counterpart, in Greek myth
- Mars' counterpart
- Mars equivalent
- Mars' Greek counterpart
- Mars' Hellenic counterpart
- Mars, in Athens
- Mars : Roman :: ___ : Greek
- Mars : Rome : : __ : Greece
- Mars, to Greeks
- Mars, to Homer
- Mars, to Melanthus
- Mars, to Menander
- Mars, to Menelaus
- Mars, to Pericles
- Mars, to Plato
- Mars, to Socrates
- Mars, to some
- Mars, to Sophocles
- Mars to the Greeks
- Mars, to the Greeks
- Mars, to Uranus
- Mars, to Zeus and friends
- The god Mars.
- Mars's counterpart
- Mars's equivalent
- Mars's Greek counterpart
- Martial god
- Martial Greek god
- The Greek Tiu
- Plato's Mars
- Villain in "Wonder Woman"
- Villain in "Wonder Woman" (2017)
- Villain in 'Wonder Woman'
- Villain of "God of War"
- Villainous god in "Wonder Woman"
- "The Iliad" figure
- Roman war god
- Violent god
- Violent Greek god
- Shield-bearing Greek god
- Match for Mars
- Rooter for Hector
- The moons of Mars are named after his sons
- Son of Hera
- Son of Zeus and Hera
- Son of Zeus
- Vultures were sacred to him
- Rabbit relatives
- Mythic figure symbolized by a vulture
- Mythical father of Harmonia, strangely enough
- Mythical god of war
- Mythical Greek god of war
- Mythical Greek god
- Mythical Greek warmonger
- Mythical hawk?
- Mythical hawk
- Mythical militant
- Mythical war god
- Mythical warmonger
- Mythological god of war
- Mythological hawk
- Mythological war god
- Trojan ally
- Trojan ally in the "Iliad"
- Trojan ally, in the "Iliad"
- Trojan ally in the Trojan War
- Trojan War ally
- Trojan War figure
- Trojan War god
- Trojan War instigator
- Trojan War participant
- Trojan's deific ally
- Truculent god
- "Wonder Woman" (2017) villain
- "Wonder Woman" antagonist
- "Wonder Woman" bad guy
- Wonder Woman foe
- "Wonder Woman" foe
- "Wonder Woman" villain
- NASA launch vehicle
- Land measures
- Olympian
- Olympian aggressor
- Olympian chariot rider
- Olympian fighter
- Olympian god.
- Olympian hawk
- Olympian known for his fighting ability
- Olympian once imprisoned in a jar
- Olympian son
- Olympian war god
- Olympian warmonger
- Olympian warrior
- Olympian with a helmet
- Olympian with a spear
- Olympic fighter
- Olympic fighter?
- Olympic god
- Olympic hawk
- Olympic war god
- Olympic warrior
- Olympus dweller
- Olympus inhabitant
- Olympus name
- Metric land measure
- Metric land measures
- Metric land units
- Metric units
- Longtime enemy of Wonder Woman
- Nephew of Demeter
- Lord of general havoc.
- One of Atalanta's suitors
- Militant god
- Militant of myth
- One of Hera's sons
- Lover of a love goddess
- Lover of Aphrodite
- One of the Twelve Olympians
- One of Zeus's sons
- "Ludovisi ___" (sculpture of Mars)
- One-time prisoner in a bronze jar
- Phobos' dad
- Phobos's father
- Maker of war, not love
- Makes public
- Protector of Hector
- War deity
- War force
- War god.
- War god of Greek mythology
- War god on Olympus
- War god, to the Greeks
- War god who was on the losing side of the Trojan War, so obviously he's great at his job
- War god
- War lover
- War-loving god
- War maker
- Warlike deity
- Warlike god
- Warlike Greek god
- Warlike Olympian
- Warlord of Olympus.
- Warmonger
- Warring deity
- Warring god
- Warring Olympian
- Warring son of Zeus and Hera
- Warring son of Zeus
- Warrior god
- Tuesday is named for his Germanic counterpart
- Warrior of myth
- Warrior on Mount Olympus
- Saber rattling god
- Surface measures
- Spear carrier of myth
- Spear-toting god
- Twelve Olympians member
- Symbol of bloodlust
- Symbol of militarism
- Symbol of war.
- "Wrath of the Titans" antagonist
- "Wrath of the Titans" character
- Square measures
- Slayer of Adonis, in myth
- "Scourge of mortals": Homer
- "Xena: Warrior Princess" antagonist
- ''Xena: Warrior Princess'' baddie
- "Xena: Warrior Princess" role
- U.S. rocket with a name from classical myth
- U.S. rocket with a name from Greek myth
- Zeus' boy
- Zeus' destructive son
- Zeus' war-god son
- Zeus's warmongering son
Recent Usage of Mars' counterpart in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Mars' counterpart in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - June 2, 2019
- Sheffer - June 14, 2014
- Sheffer - April 23, 2014
- Sheffer - Sept. 13, 2013
- Universal Crossword - June 10, 2013
- LA Times - Jan. 6, 2008
- Newsday - May 13, 2007
- New York Times - March 22, 2006
- USA Today - April 19, 2005
- New York Times - Dec. 1, 2003
- New York Times - July 23, 2003
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 26, 2002
- New York Times - July 16, 2002
- New York Times - May 13, 2002
- USA Today Archive - Nov. 18, 1999
- USA Today Archive - Nov. 10, 1997
- New York Times - July 27, 1983
- New York Times - April 4, 1980
