GOD :                        Represents:

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Aether
                                God representing pure [upper] air, son of Erebus and Nyx, and the brother
                                of Hemera; the essence of the universe.
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Ananke
                                Goddess of unalterable necessity who may have instructed the Fates.
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Anteros
                                Brother of Eros and god of returned love; he punished those who defied
                                and scorned love.
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Apate
                                The goddess of deceit.
                                benefactor of politicians....
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Astraea
                                A daughter of Zeus and Themis and one of the goddesses of justice who
                                resided among mortals.
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Ate
                                Thought to be a daughter of Zeus and Eris, Zeus rejected her and hurled
                                her to earth. She symbolizes moral blindness.
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Auxesia
                                Goddess of growth.
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Bia
                                Representation of force and daughter of Pallas and Styx.
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Caerus
                                Bald god or goddess representing a favorable memories, which should be
                                cherished.
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Ceto
                                Mother of the Gorgons, she essentially is a goddess of danger [primarily of
                                the sea].
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Chaos
                                A primordial void, nothingness. This god was asexual and had
                                children himself, most notable Erebus and Nyx. The Latin poet Ovid gave
                                "chaos" the meaning of unorder.
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Cratos
                                Brother of Bia and representation of power.
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Deimos
                                Along with Phobos, a son of Ares; god of terror and panic.
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Enyo
                                Either the daughter or sister of Ares and personification of horror. She is
                                known to linger on the battlefield during wars.
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Epimethus
                                A Titan, brother fof Prometheus. His name means "afterthought".
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Erebus
                                Son of Chaos and brother of night, he is the personification of darkness.
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Erinyes [Furies]

                                Born from the castrated Uranus's genitals, 3 sisters, goddesses of vengence
                                and revenge.

                                  1.Tisiphone -the Avenging
                                  2.Alecto - the Unceasing
                                  3.Megaera - the Grudging

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 Eris
                                Companion to Ares and goddess of discord and strife.
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 Eros
                                The celebrated son of Ares and Aphrodite and god of erotic attraction
                                and/or love.
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 Geras
                                Goddess of old age, she was the daughter of Nyx.
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 The Graces
 [or Charities]
                                Daughters of Zeus and Eurynome and attendents to Aphrodite, they
                                symbolized inspiration & charm, 3 in number:

                                  1.Aglaea - splendor
                                  2.Thalia - cheer
                                  3.Euphrosyne - mirth

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Harmonia
                                Daughter of Ares and Aphrodite, she married Cadmus and represented
                                harmony
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Hecate
                                The goddess of magic and witchcraft, though not evil as many would
                                assume.
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Hebe                        Cupbearer of the gods and daughter of Zeus and Hera, she was youth. Her
                                Roman counterpart, Juventas, does indeed mean "youth".
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Hemera
                                Representation of day, she was ironically the daughter of Nyx and Erebus.
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Hesperos
                                The goddess of evening and wife of Atlas.
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Hilaeira
                                Goddess of brightness.
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Himerus
                                 God of sexual desire.
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Horae
                                Daughters of Zeus and Themis, they personified the seasons [only 3 in
                                Greek]. Since they associated with nature, they also represented order and
                                stability.

                                  1.Eunomia - good order
                                  2.Dike - justice
                                  3.Eirene - peace

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Hubris
                                God personifying lack of restraint, dwelling mostly among mortals.
                                Mostly men are affected
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Hygeia
                                Goddess of health and often regarded as Asclepius's daughter.
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Hymen
                                Son of Aphrodite and Dionysus and patron of marriage.
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Hypnos
                                Appropriately, the son of Nyx and Erebus and god of sleep. His twin was
                                Thanatos.
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Leto
                                A Titaness, mother of the devine twins Apollo and Artemis, and goddess
                                of fruitfulness [earthly].
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Lyssa
                                "Frenzy", she was summoned by Hera to afflict madness on Heracles,
                                whereupon he killed his children and, according to Euripedes, his wife
                                Megara.
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Metis
                                The daughter of Oceanos and Tethys and Zeus's first choice as a wife. She
                                represented counsel.
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Mnemosyne
                                A daughter of Uranus and Gaea and the mother of the Muses, her name
                                means "memory".
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 Moirae
                                The Fates, 3 sisters who determine man's life:

                                  1.Clotho - the spinner
                                  2.Lachesis - the allotter
                                  3.Atropos - the inflexible
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 Momus
                                The sex of this god is unknown, some call Momus the daughter of night
                                and others, such as Hesiod, say he was a son. Regardless, s/he
                                represented mockery and sarcasm.
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Moros
                                Son of Erebus and Nyx and brother of Thanatos, Moros was
                                appropriately the god of doom.
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Muses
                                The daughters of Mnemosyne and Zeus, they were the arts:

                                  1.Calliope - epic poetry
                                  2.Clio - history
                                  3.Erato - song & dance
                                  4.Melpomene - tragic poetry
                                  5.Urania - astronomy
                                  6.Terpsichore - choral poetry
                                  7.Polyhymnia - pantomime & geometry
                                  8.Thalia - comedy
                                  9.Euterpe - music, especially flute-playing
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 Nemesis
                                The goddess of retribution and righting what has been wronged. She is
                                either the daughter of Nyx and Erebus or Zeus and Oceanus.
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                                Victory, the daughter of Pallas and Styx.
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 Nyx
                                Night personified, and most often the daughter of Chaos.
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 the Oneroi
                                Sons of Hypnos and gods of dreams:

                                  1.Icelus - dreams of humans
                                  2.Morpheus - shaping dreams
                                  3.Phobetor - frightening dreams [of beasts]
                                  4.Phantasos - apparitions
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Paen
                                The god of healing, even for other deities.
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Pandia
                                Goddess of extreme brightness [of light] and daughter of Zeus and Eos.
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Peitho
                                Represented persuasion, often considered the daughter of Aphrodite and
                                Hermes.
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Penia
                                Goddess of poverty and wife of Porus.
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Penthus
                                God of grief.
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Pheme
                                Rumors personified as a goddess.
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Philotes
                                Another daughter of Nyx and goddess of affection. Ironically, her sisters
                                included Eris and Apate.
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Phobos
                                A son of Ares and brother of Deimos, he personified fear.
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Phoebe
                                The daughter of Gaia and Uranus, she represented light. Her name is often
                                used as an epithet for Artemis since she was the mother of Leto.
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Phospherus
                                The god of the morning [star].
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Phthonus
                                The son of Dionysus and Nyx, he represented envy.
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Plutus
                                Often described as the son of Demeter, he was the god of wealth.
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Porus
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Pothos
                                A son of Aphrodite, he was the personification of desire.
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Priapus
                                Male fertility, the son of Dionysus and Aphrodite.
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Prometheus
                                One of the Titans whose name means "forethought"; one of the most
                                written about characters in mythology.
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Protogonus
                                A god representing the origins of existence.

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Psyche [Latin]           Her name means "soul" and is often regarded as such.

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Thanatos
                                Brother of Hypnos and god of death.
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Themis
                                The daughter of Gaia, her name means "steadfast" and is often considered
                                to represent law and order.
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Tyche
                                The daughter of Oceanus and goddess symbolizing fortune, chance, and
                                prosperity.
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Zalmoxis
                                A Thracian god, he somewhat sybolized immortality. He is often associated
                                with Dionysus.
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Zelus
                                The son of Styx and Pallas who personified enthusiasm and zeal.
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