Description | Name |
God of grapes, wine, madness, and ecstasy | |
God of medicine and healing | |
God of love and desire | |
The rainbow, she links mankind with the gods | |
Goddess of youth | |
Personification of fear or horror | |
Personification of dread or terror | |
Goddess of harmony and concord | |
Cup-bearer of the gods, a beautiful youth taken by Zeus | |
Muse of epic poetry | |
Muse of history | |
Muse of love poetry | |
Muse of music, or sometimes lyric poetry | |
Muse of tragedy | |
Muse of sacred poetry and hymn | |
Muse of dance | |
Muse of comedy | |
Muse of astronomy | |
Splendor, youngest of the Graces | |
Beauty or Mirth, one of the Graces | |
| Description | Name |
Good Cheer, oldest of the Graces | |
Justice or Divine Order, one of the Horae | |
Good Order or Law, one of the Horae | |
Peace, one of the Horae | |
Goddess of Victory, daughter of Pallas | |
God of Strength, son of Pallas | |
Goddess of Force, daughter of Pallas | |
God of Zeal, son of Pallas | |
The Implacable; the Fury who punishes moral crimes | |
The Avenger; the Fury who punishes murderers | |
The Jealous; the Fury who punishes adulterers and other dishonest crimes | |
Goddess of witchcraft and magic | |
The 'Old Man of the Sea' | |
Son of Poseidon, shown as a merman | |
Wife of Poseidon | |
Oceanid who nursed Hephaestus as a child | |
An oceanid, mother of Atlas and Prometheus | |
The Spinner, the Fate who spun the thread of life | |
The Apportioner, the Fate who assigned destinies at birth | |
The Inexorable, the Fate who cut the thread of life at death | |
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