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Hera Hera: Hera Hera The Goddess of women. Married to Zeus, she is the queen of the Gods. She
wears a crown and carries a scepter. She is mature and beautiful.
Hermes Hermes: Hermes Hermes The God of communication, thought and travel. A beautiful, athletic young
man, he wears sandals with wings, a helmet with wings, and carries a caduceus.
Hestia Hestia: Hestia Goddess of hearth and home.
Melpomene
Melpomene: Melpomene Muse of tragedy.
Moerae Moerae: Moerae Moerae Three goddesses of fate -- Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos.
Mnemosyne
Mnemosyne: Mnemosyne Goddess of memory, mother of the Muses.
Nike Nike: Nike Goddess of victory.
Pan Pan: Pan The God of wild places and things and of shepherds. Pan plays a set of connected
pipes called panpipes. He takes a form that is half man and half goat. His legs and feet
are of the goat, while his chest and upper body are that of a hairy man. He usually has
horns. He is frequently invoked in Pagan rituals.
Persephone Persephone: Persephone The Goddess of the harvest, fertility, and spring. She is often seen sitting
with Hades on a throne in the underworld, where she spends a number of months
every year. Sometimes she carries a pomegranate. She is also called "Kore", the
maiden.
Phobe Phobe: Phobe Goddess of the moon.
Polyhymnia
Polyhymnia: Polyhymnia Muse of singing.
Pos Poseidon Pos Poseidon
eidon: eidon The God of water and the seas. He always carries a trident and is associated
with dolphins and horses.
Psyche Psyche: Psyche Goddess of the soul.
Terpsichore
Terpsichore: Terpsichore Muse of dance.
Tethys Tethys: Tethys Tethys Goddess of the sea.
Thalia Thalia: Thalia Muse of comedy.