Omonia or Homonoia was a Greek Goddess and daughter of Ares and Aphrodite. She was worshipped in Athens and Olympia. On the Greek coins she is seen with the Diana of Ephesus another name for Aphrodite. Romans called her Concordia. The cult of Omonoia was the same as the cult of Zeus.  She is also called the Goddess of peace concord and unity. Omonia Square in Athens gets its name from the Greek word "omonoia" (ομόνοια), which means peace, concord, like-mindedness, or unity. That is the where the Omonia Party in Himara gets its name too.  Omonoia or Homonoia became an imperial and Pan-Hellenic ideal. Isocrates argued in his Panegyricus that true concord among Greeks could only be forged by uniting under a shared crusade against Persia . Omonoia (ose Homonoia) ishte një hyjneshë greke dhe bija e Aries dhe Afrovitis. Ajo adhurohej në Athinë dhe në Olimpia. Në monedhat Greke, ajo shfaqet së bashku me Dianën e Efesit – një emër tjetër për Afërditën. Romakët e quanin atë Co...