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{{Infobox deity
|type=Greek
|name=Hebe
|image=Canova-Hebe 30 degree view.jpg
|alt=
|caption=''Hebe'' by [[Antonio Canova]], 1800–05 ([[Hermitage, St. Petersburg]])
|god_of=Goddess of eternal youth, prime of life, forgiveness<br/>Cupbearer to the gods
|abode=[[Mount Olympus]]
|symbol=Wine-cup, [[Eagle]], Ivy, Fountain of Youth, and Wings
|consort=[[Heracles]]
|parents=[[Zeus]] and [[Hera]]
|siblings=[[Aeacus]], [[Angelos (Greek mythology)|Angelos]], [[Apollo]], [[Ares]], [[Artemis]], [[Athena]], [[Dionysus]], [[Eileithyia]], [[Enyo]], [[Ersa]], [[Helen of Troy]], [[Heracles]], [[Hermes]], [[Minos]], [[Pandia]], [[Persephone]], [[Perseus]], [[Rhadamanthus]], the [[Graces]], the [[Horae]], the [[Litae]], the [[Muse]]s, the [[Moirai]]|children=[[Alexiares and Anicetus]]
|mount=
|Roman_equivalent=[[Juventas]]
|}}
'''Hebe''' ({{IPAc-en|ˈ|h|iː|ˌ|b|iː}}; {{lang-el|Ἥβη}}) is the goddess of youth in [[Greek mythology]]. Her parents were [[Zeus]] and [[Hera]]. Hebe was the [[cupbearer]] of the gods, serving them [[nectar]] and [[ambrosia]] whenever they feasted. Hebe was married to the hero [[Herakles]] when he went to [[Mount Olympus|Olympus]] and after their marriage she bore him twin sons Alexiares and Anicetus. Her [[Roman mythology|Roman]] equivalent is [[Juventas]]. 

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[[Category:Greek gods and goddesses]]