👉 Lachesis, also known as the Lachesis of Athens, is a mythical goddess who is often depicted in Greek mythology as the wife of Zeus and mother of Ares. She is associated with beauty, love, and fertility. Her name comes from the Greek word "lachis," meaning "love." The term lachesis has been used to refer to various aspects of her character, such as her role in mythological battles or her influence on female characters in literature and culture.