Andartes is a term used in ancient Greek culture to refer to a group of deities associated with war and conflict. These figures were often worshipped by warriors seeking strength and victory in battle. The name itself is derived from the Greek word for "to fight" or "to oppose," highlighting their connection to martial prowess. In some contexts, Andartes is also linked to the worship of Ares, the Greek god of war. Followers would offer sacrifices and prayers to gain favor and protection in warfare. The reverence for these deities reflects the importance of military success in ancient Greek society.