Who was the Greek goddess antinous?

Antinous is not a Greek goddess but rather a male figure from ancient Greek history. He was a young boy from Bithynia, known as a lover of the Roman Emperor Hadrian in the 2nd century AD. After Antinous's untimely death, Hadrian deified him, and he was worshipped as a god, with cults established in his honor throughout the Roman Empire. His image often appeared in sculptures and coins, symbolizing beauty and youth.