Possibly Philostephanus was not far wrong, when he described Adonis as the son of Zeus and Zeus alone. Cook, A. B. (1903). Zeus, Jupiter and the Oak. The Classical Review, 17(3), 174–186.
Jackson, S. (1998). Callimachus’ Pupils and Adonis. Museum Helveticum, 55(1), 9–13.
Well… as Poseidon said, Zeus has a prolific head, and I guess Hera loses again in the "having a baby alone" contest.
For some reason, I think this "Adonis" is equal to Dionysus.



















