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Achelous
 by Obsidian [9 words] |
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"A river spirit (male), Patron of the Achelous, in Epirus...." |
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Aeolus
 by Obsidian [42 words] |
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"A son of Poseidon, and Lord of the Winds. He figures in the Odyssey, where Odysseus encounters him and is given a bag containing..." |
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Aether
 by Obsidian [21 words] |
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"(derived from Aethein: to kindle, burn) A primal being, the child of Erebus and Nyx; He represents the realm of Upper Air...." |
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Aglaia
 by Obsidian [10 words] |
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"(bright) One of the three Graces. See also Euphrosyne and Thalia...." |
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Alekto
 by Obsidian [11 words] |
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"(nameless) One of the three Erinyes (Furies). See also Megaera and Tisiphone...." |
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Algos
 by Obsidian [8 words] |
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"(Pain) Child of Eris, Ruler of sufferance and pain...." |
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Amphitrite
 by Obsidian [10 words] |
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"(third encircler) Daughter of Nereus, by Doris, and wife of Poseidon...." |
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Aphrodite
 by Obsidian [66 words] |
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"(foam-born) Daughter, after a fashion, of Kronos (she is said to have emerged from the sea following his dismemberment by Zeus: his..." |
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Apollo
 by Obsidian [103 words] |
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"(destroyer) Child of Zeus and twin brother of Artemis. A solar God with many attributes and realms of function, His Presence was..." |
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Ares
 by Obsidian [44 words] |
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"(warrior) Son of Zeus, and God of warfare and battle. His was an unsavoury repute among the Hellenes; he represented to them the..." |
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Ariadne
 by Obsidian [88 words] |
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"An early agrarian Deity from the Aegean and Cyprus whose story has become inextricably mixed with that of the hero Theseus. In that..." |
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Aristaeus
 by Obsidian [45 words] |
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"An obscure deity whose story has become aomewhat confused. He was apparently a son of Apollo, and was considered a healer and..." |
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Artemis
 by Obsidian [109 words] |
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"Twin sister of Apollo, Goddess of wild animals, the wilderness in general, the hunt, and a protectress of womankind in all its..." |
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Astraia
 by Obsidian [29 words] |
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"(derived from Astraios: Starry) Daughter of Themis, and Goddess of holy innocence and purity. She is often imaged bearing a scale,..." |
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Athene
 by Obsidian [68 words] |
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"A daughter, after a fashion, of Zeus (she is said to have sprung whole from his forehead) and Metis. A warrior Goddess, and a..." |
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Atlas
 by Obsidian [53 words] |
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"(derived from an Aryan root meaning To lift up, To carry) One of the Titans, son of Iapetus. Taking part in the war against Zeus,..." |
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Atropos
 by Obsidian [49 words] |
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"(inflexible) The third of the three Fates, daughter of Zeus out of Themis. She is sometimes pictured as an aged crone bearing a..." |
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Bia
 by Obsidian [10 words] |
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"(Violence) Daughter of Athene, She is the personification of destructive force...." |
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Boreas
 by Obsidian [6 words] |
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"(North Wind) Spirit of the North Wind...." |
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Chaos
 by Obsidian [20 words] |
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"(void) According to Hesiod, the very first entity to assume definite existence; the primal being out of which all else emerged...." |
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Cratus
 by Obsidian [9 words] |
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"(Strength) Son of Athene, the presiding Spirit of physical power...." |
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Daphne
 by Obsidian [65 words] |
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"(Laurel) A daughter of Peneus. She was nymph who, uncharacteristic of the breed, abhorred the embrace of men, and preferred to..." |
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Deimos
 by Obsidian [7 words] |
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"(terror) Child (by Aphrodite) and companion of Ares...." |
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Demeter
 by Obsidian [22 words] |
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"(Earth-Mother) Daughter of Kronos and Rhea, and Goddess of the harvest, and of cultivated vegetation (as opposed to the wildwood,..." |
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Dike
 by Obsidian [24 words] |
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"(justice) Daughter of Zeus and Themis, one of the Horae. Goddess of Divine Justice, She purified disputes and arbitrated..." |
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Dione
 by Obsidian [11 words] |
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"A Daughter of Okeanos, at times associated as a partner with Zeus...." |
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Dionysios
 by Obsidian [31 words] |
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"A son of Zeus, and God of wine, fruition, and ecstatic celebration. Like Apollo, he was an oracular Deity, and was widely..." |
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Doris
 by Obsidian [10 words] |
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"A sea-Goddess, wife of Nereus, mother of Amphitrite, among many others...." |
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Elektra
 by Obsidian [7 words] |
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"(amber) A sea Divinity, the provider of amber...." |
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Enyalius
 by Obsidian [9 words] |
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"Companion and squire to Ares, the female counterpart to Enyalius...." |
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Eos
 by Obsidian [14 words] |
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"(dawn) Daughter of Hyperion and Theia, Goddess of the dawn, and of beginnings in general...." |
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Epimetheus
 by Obsidian [37 words] |
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"(afterthought) One of the Titans, twin brother to Prometheus. Consort of the first mortal woman, Pandora, he gave into her keeping..." |
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Erato
 by Obsidian [37 words] |
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"(lovely) One of the nine Muses. Her realm was that of Love Poetry. The Muses are daughters of Zeus by Mnemosyne, and between them..." |
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Erebus
 by Obsidian [22 words] |
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"(darkness) A Primal being, child of Chaos, by Nyx father of the Hesperides and of Aether. He was the utter Shadow surrounding Hades...." |
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Eris
 by Obsidian [24 words] |
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"(strife) A Child of Nyx and companion of Ares, she has some resemblence to the Celtic Morrigan in her exaltation of discord and..." |
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Eros
 by Obsidian [58 words] |
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"(desire) Child of Aphrodite and bringer of passion and love to humanity. It is worth noting that he could perform a reverse..." |
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Eunome
 by Obsidian [8 words] |
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"Daughter of Zeus and Themis, one of the Horae...." |
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Euphrosyne
 by Obsidian [10 words] |
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"(cheerful, joyous)One of the three Graces. See also Aglaia and Thalia...." |
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Eurus
 by Obsidian [12 words] |
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"(derived from a root meaning burning, to burn) Spirit of the East Wind...." |
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Euterpe
 by Obsidian [37 words] |
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"(delight) One of the nine Muses. Her realm was that of Lyric Poetry. The Muses are daughters of Zeus by Mnemosyne, and between them..." |
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Gaea
 by Obsidian [16 words] |
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"(Earth) The Earth-Mother herself, A primal being, emergent from of Chaos, and representative of the Earth itself...." |
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Hades
 by Obsidian [27 words] |
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"Son of Kronos and Rhea, Lord of Under-Earth, and ruler of the dead. Wed to Persephone, daughter of Demeter, an occasion which..." |
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Hebe
 by Obsidian [45 words] |
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"(youthful vigour) Daughter of Zeus and Hera, Cupbearer of the Gods, and Patroness of domestic virtues and work. Hebe presents the..." |
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Hekate
 by Obsidian [63 words] |
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"(one hundred) Daughter of Perses and Asteria, She was a Goddess of travels by night, especially a patroness of crossroads, and by..." |
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Helios
 by Obsidian [21 words] |
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"(sun)The solar disc itself, sometimes an aspect of Apollo (or more accurately Phoebus), and sometimes a distinct being in and of..." |
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Hemera
 by Obsidian [15 words] |
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"(day) A primal being, representing the force and Presence of Day and Light, sibling to Aether...." |
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Hephaestus
 by Obsidian [102 words] |
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"Child of Zeus and Hera, craftsman and smith of the Gods and, as is so often the case among Aryan smithy Deities, lame. Among the..." |
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Hera
 by Obsidian [41 words] |
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"(protectress. cf. "Hero"=defender)Daughter of Kronos and Rhea, wife of Zeus and Queen of the Universe. Her jealousies and..." |
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Herakles
 by Obsidian [116 words] |
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"(glorious protector)Son of Zeus and a mortal, he has a very rich and complex mythology associated with him. As a mortal, his..." |
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Hermes
 by Obsidian [79 words] |
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"(cairn) Son of Zeus, and a Deity of many functions and attributes. He is best known as the Messenger and Herald of the Gods, but he..." |
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Hesperus
 by Obsidian [5 words] |
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"(evening) Evening, specifically the Evening Star...." |
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Hestia
 by Obsidian [57 words] |
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"Daughter of Kronos and Rhea, Goddess of family life and the hearth. Like Artemis, Hestia has no consort and remains a maiden. Her..." |
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Horcus
 by Obsidian [38 words] |
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"(Oath) Child of Eris, and the divine spirit of oaths and solemn promises; by the Hellenes a bitter and grievous obligation, since..." |
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Hyperion
 by Obsidian [17 words] |
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"One of the Titans, son of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth), and father of Helios (the Sun)...." |
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Iacchus
 by Obsidian [57 words] |
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"An obscure Deity, perhaps a son of Zeus, Associated with Demeter in some ways (one tradition holds Him to be Her son), His chief..." |
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Iapetus
 by Obsidian [19 words] |
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"One of the Titans, son of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth), and father of Atlas, Prometheus, Epimetheus, and Menoetius...." |
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Irene
 by Obsidian [24 words] |
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"(peace) Daughter of Zeus and Themis, one of the Horae. Goddess of concord and unity, Her spirit was invoked in works of..." |
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Iris
 by Obsidian [50 words] |
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"(rainbow) Daughter of Thaumas, and Goddess of the rainbow. Like Hermes, she was a messenger and herald, and she served as an oath-ta..." |
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Kalliope
 by Obsidian [38 words] |
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"(beautiful voice) One of the nine Muses. Her realm was that of Epic Poetry. The Muses are daughters of Zeus by Mnemosyne, and..." |
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Kastor & Polydeukes
 by Obsidian [52 words] |
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"A pair of twins, one (Polydeukes) immortal, the other mortal. Polydeukes is a Patron of Horses, and despite Kastor's mortality, the..." |
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Klio
 by Obsidian [36 words] |
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"(celebrate) One of the nine Muses. Her realm was that of History. The Muses are daughters of Zeus by Mnemosyne, and between them..." |
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Klotho
 by Obsidian [43 words] |
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"(spinner) The first of the three Fates, daughter of Zeus out of Themis. She is sometimes pictured as a young maiden bearing a..." |
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Koeus
 by Obsidian [15 words] |
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"One of the Titans, child of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth). The father of Leto...." |
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Krius
 by Obsidian [11 words] |
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"One of the Titans, child of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth)...." |
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Kronos
 by Obsidian [71 words] |
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"A son of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth), Lord of the Titans, and Ruler of the Universe in beginning times. The father of many..." |
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Lachesis
 by Obsidian [48 words] |
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"(allotter) The second of the three Fates, daughter of Zeus out of Themis. She is sometimes pictured as a matronly woman holding a..." |
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Lethe
 by Obsidian [13 words] |
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"(Forgetfullness) A Daughter of Eris, She is the presiding Spirit of Amnesia and mindlessness...." |
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Leto
 by Obsidian [42 words] |
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"One of the Titans, daughter of Koeus and Phoebe. By Zeus, she is the mother of Apollo and Artemis. She also seems to have some..." |
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Limos
 by Obsidian [8 words] |
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"Daughter of Eris, She is the Spirit of Hunger...." |
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Mania
 by Obsidian [7 words] |
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"(Madness) The divine ruler and sender of insanity...." |
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Megaera
 by Obsidian [11 words] |
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"(grudge) One of the three Erinyes (Furies). See also Alekto and Tisiphone...." |
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Melpomene
 by Obsidian [36 words] |
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"(choir) One of the nine Muses. Her realm was that of Tragedy. The Muses are daughters of Zeus by Mnemosyne, and between them..." |
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Menoetius
 by Obsidian [19 words] |
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"(ruined strength) One of the Titans, child of Iapetus. He is slain in the war between the Titans and Zeus...." |
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Metis
 by Obsidian [97 words] |
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"(wisdom) One of the Titans, child of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth). Among them, she was considered the most wise, and is said..." |
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Mnemosyne
 by Obsidian [32 words] |
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"(memory) One of the Titans, child of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth). By Zeus, she is the mother of the Muses. See Erato,..." |
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Momus
 by Obsidian [10 words] |
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"Daughter of Nyx, and the Spirit of Derision, Sarcasm, and Irony...." |
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Nemesis
 by Obsidian [33 words] |
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"(due enactment) Child of Nyx, Goddess of divine vengeance, and implacable retribution. She is usually imaged bearing a scourge and..." |
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Nereus
 by Obsidian [54 words] |
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"(wet one) Eldest child of Pontos, and a Divinity of the Waters who seems not to be a Titan or Olympian, but of a different order...." |
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Nike
 by Obsidian [14 words] |
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"(victory) Daughter of Athene, She is the personification of success, particularly in a martial sense...." |
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Notus
 by Obsidian [4 words] |
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"Spirit of the South Wind...." |
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Okeanus
 by Obsidian [31 words] |
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"(outer sea) Eldest of the Titans, child of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth). He is the personification of the Sea. By Tethys he..." |
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Pan
 by Obsidian [56 words] |
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"(pasturer) Goat-footed and horned God of field, grove, and wooded glen. The son of Hermes, he was a shepherds Divinity, concerned..." |
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Peitho
 by Obsidian [23 words] |
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"(persuasion) One of the daughters of Okeanos, she is the chief attendent of Aphrodite, and is the Spirit of the art of persuasive..." |
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Peneus
 by Obsidian [18 words] |
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"A river spirit (male), Patron of the Pinios River, in Thessaly. He is the father of the Nymph Daphne...." |
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Persephone
 by Obsidian [99 words] |
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"Daughter of Demeter, beloved of Hades. He kidnapped her and took her to his Under-Earth Realm, where she pined for the sun and the..." |
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Phanes
 by Obsidian [21 words] |
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"A primal Being, child of Kronos and perhaps the father of Nyx; He is Radiance, the first light to emerge from Chaos...." |
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Phobos
 by Obsidian [7 words] |
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"(fear) Child (by Aphrodite) and companion of Ares...." |
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Phoebe
 by Obsidian [21 words] |
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"(bright one) One of the Titans, child of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth). By Koeus, she is the mother of Leto...." |
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Phoebus
 by Obsidian [40 words] |
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"The aspect of Apollo most closely associated with the sun. Phoebus was the driver of the Solar Chariot, or in some versions the..." |
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Phosphoros
 by Obsidian [7 words] |
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"(light-bringer) Morning, or more specifically, the Morning Star...." |
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Plutos
 by Obsidian [24 words] |
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"(wealth) A son of Demeter and God of material prosperity and wealth. Said to have been blinded by Zeus, because he distributed his..." |
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Polyhymnia
 by Obsidian [38 words] |
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"(many songs) One of the nine Muses. Her realm was that of Sacred Poetry. The Muses are daughters of Zeus by Mnemosyne, and between..." |
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Ponos
 by Obsidian [9 words] |
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"(Sorrow) Child of Eris, divine governor of sadness and grief...." |
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Pontos
 by Obsidian [17 words] |
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"(sea) A primal entity, who emerged from Gaea in the beginning times. He is the parent of Nereus...." |
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Poseidon
 by Obsidian [36 words] |
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"Son of Kronos and Rhea, principle God of the Sea, in concert with many other spirits, godlings and Deities of that Realm. He also..." |
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Prometheus
 by Obsidian [64 words] |
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"(Forethought) One of the Titans, child of Iapetus. He is said to have created mankind and, when they appeared helpless to cope with..." |
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Proteus
 by Obsidian [69 words] |
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"A Divinity of the sea, the herder of the sea's "flocks" (seals and suchlike). Imaged as an grumpy old man, he was a..." |
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Rhea
 by Obsidian [41 words] |
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"One of the Titans, daughter of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth). Consort of Kronos and mother of a number of Olympian Divinities,..." |
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Selene
 by Obsidian [22 words] |
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"(derived from a root meaning "light, gleam") Goddess of the Moon, the Lunar Disc. Closely associated with Hekate, and..." |
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Styx
 by Obsidian [32 words] |
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"(the Hateful. derived from a root meaning "Icy cold") A cthonian river spirit, tutelary to the underground River Styx,..." |
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Terpsichore
 by Obsidian [39 words] |
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"(delight of dancing) One of the nine Muses. Her realm was that of Choral Dance. The Muses are daughters of Zeus by Mnemosyne, and..." |
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Tethys
 by Obsidian [46 words] |
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"(disposer) One of the Titans, child of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth). She is the consort of Okeanos, and by him mother of the..." |
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Thalia
 by Obsidian [47 words] |
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"(festivity) One of the nine Muses. Her realm was that of Comedy. The Muses are daughters of Zeus by Mnemosyne, and between them..." |
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Thaumas
 by Obsidian [10 words] |
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"(wonderful) A sea Divinity, Son of Pontos, and husband of Elektra...." |
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The Charites
 by Obsidian [30 words] |
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"A trio of Goddesses, the Graces, originally fertility Divinities but later becoming urbanized and focused on social roles. In the..." |
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The Erinyes
 by Obsidian [18 words] |
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"A trio of Goddesses, the Furies, assigned the task of delivering Divine retribution to offending creatures: Alekto, Megaera,..." |
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The Hesperides
 by Obsidian [23 words] |
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"Another trio of Goddesses, these maidens the guardians of the Golden Apples given Hera by Gaea on her marraige to Zeus: Aegle,..." |
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The Horae
 by Obsidian [26 words] |
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"Originally a trio Goddesses, the gatewardens of Olympus, they later evolved into representations of the seasons, and finally as..." |
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The Hyades
 by Obsidian [64 words] |
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"Daughters of Atlas and Pleione, their number varies in the telling of the tale, usually it is five or seven. They are said to have..." |
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The Moirai
 by Obsidian [18 words] |
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"A trio of Goddesses assigned the task of measuring out the span of a person's life. Atropos, Klotho, Lachesis...." |
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The Muses
 by Gwydion [52 words] |
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"Nine Goddesses, the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, charged with overseeing intellectual and artistic endeavor: Erato, Euterpe,..." |
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The Nereids
 by Obsidian [67 words] |
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"A large class of Divine and Semi-Divine children of Nereus and Doris; most are closely associated with the Sea: Agave, Aktaea,..." |
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The Okeanids
 by Obsidian [41 words] |
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"Another class of Divinities often associated with the sea, the children of Okeanos, Titan of the Waters: Amphiro, Dione, Doris,..." |
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The Pleiades
 by Obsidian [52 words] |
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"The daughters of Atlas and Pleione. Transformed into a tightly-knit group of stars to evade capture by the Huntsman Orion, or, in a..." |
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The Primal Beings
 by Gwydion [101 words] |
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"Not arranged as a distinct class in and of itself, here is, even so, the catalogue of the first entities to manifest in the..." |
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Theia
 by Obsidian [20 words] |
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"(goddess) One of the Titans, child of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth). She is the mother, by Hyperion, of Eos...." |
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Themis
 by Obsidian [63 words] |
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"(order) One of the Titans, child of Uranus and Gaea (Heaven and Earth). By Zeus, she is the mother of Dike, Irene, and others. She..." |
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Tisiphone
 by Obsidian [11 words] |
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"(vengeful destruction) One of the three Furies. See also Alekto and Megaera...." |
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Titans
 by Obsidian [67 words] |
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"A precursor race of Divine entities, essentially composing a pantheon itself. The eldest are said to have emerged from Primal..." |
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Tmolus
 by Obsidian [11 words] |
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"The tutelary God of the Mount Tmolus region of Phrygia, in..." |
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Triton
 by Obsidian [11 words] |
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"Child of Poseidon and Amphitrite, He is lord of all the Mer-folk...." |
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Tyche
 by Obsidian [75 words] |
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"(luck) Child of Okeanos, and Goddess of luck and chance. The ancient Hellenes viewed Her with a certain uneasiness, rightly seeing..." |
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Urania
 by Obsidian [36 words] |
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"(heavenly) One of the nine Muses. Her realm was that of Astronomy. The Muses are daughters of Zeus by Mnemosyne, and between them..." |
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Uranus
 by Obsidian [21 words] |
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"(sky-dweller) The Sky-Father, a primal being, emergent from Gaea. He was Lord of the Titans, until his position was usurped by..." |
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Zelus
 by Obsidian [8 words] |
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"(Ardour) Son of Athene, the Spirit of passionate zeal...." |
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Zephyr
 by Obsidian [6 words] |
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"(west wind) Spirit of the West Wind...." |
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Zeus
 by Obsidian [102 words] |
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"(derived from Aryan: "Dyaus"=God) Son of Kronos and Rhea, King of the Gods and Lord of the Universe. Threatened with..." |
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