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Plutus
Greek god of wealth. He was thought to be blind because wealth is given
indiscriminately to both the good and the bad. Some stories say eventually he gains
his sight back so he can give wealth to the deserving.
Poseidon
Greek god of earthquakes and the sea. Symbolizes the elements air and water, can be
invoked for the moon.
Pothos
Greek deification of love, passion, and desire. Consort of Aphrodite.
Prometheus
In Greek mythology, Prometheus was the titan who stole fire from the gods and gave
it to humans, along with the arts and civilization. He was also often regarded as the
creator of man from clay, the first human, and humanity's savior when Zeus
threatened to kill all human beings. He greatly offended Zeus by his actions and was
punished. There are different sources with different accounts of the legend.
In Hesiod's version, Zeus' punishment was the creation of Pandora, the first woman,
who was overtaken by temptation and opened a forbidden box thereby unleashing all
the lamentations and evils of the world.
In the Aeschylean version, Zeus had Prometheus chained to a rock on Mount
Caucasus where an eagle ate away at his liver, starting all over each day after the liver
had grown back during the night. He is eventually rescued by Hercules.
Proteus
Greek sea god who served Poseidon. He was a shape shifter and changed form at will.
Pythia
Greek serpent and snake goddess, daughter of Gaia.
Salacia
Roman goddess of spring water. Called Amphitrite by the Greeks.
Saturn
Roman god of agriculture and ruler of the golden age. Also known as Kronos,
Chronos [Greek].