Philip’s Reviews > Classical Mythology A to Z: An Encyclopedia of Gods & Goddesses, Heroes & Heroines, Nymphs, Spirits, Monsters, and Places > Status Update

Pluto, Pollux, Polyhymnia, Pomona, Priapus, Proserpina, Proteus, Psychopompus, Pythian, Quirinus, Rhea, Saturn, the Satyrs, Selene, Sol, Somnus, Sterope, Sylvanus, Syrinx, Tartarus, Terminus, Terpsichore, Tethys, Thalia, Thanatos.

POSEIDON
God of the sea, navigation, maritime battles, earthquakes, and horses.

PROMETHEUS
Titan God, he made a meal and tricked Zeus into taking the less nutritious choice then the other one went to humans. He then stole fire from Zeus - who was withholding it from humans - and gave it to them. Zeus punished him with a stake thru him and an eagle perpetually eating his liver, tho he was released by Hercules & Zeus.

THE PLEIADES
Alycone, Celaeno, Electra, Maia, Merope, Sterope (Asterope), and Taygete.

Nemesis, Nephele, Neptune, the Nereids, Nereus, Nike, Notus, the Nymphs, the Nysaean Nymphs, the Oceanids, Oceanus, Ops, Orcus, the Oreads, Ouranos, Pales, Pallas, Pan, the Parcae, Parthenos, the Penates, Persephone, Phoebe, Phoebus, Phorcys, the Pierides.

Mars, Megaera, Melpomene, Mercury, Merope, Metis, Minerva, Mnemosyne, the Moirae, Morpheus, Mors, the Naiads.

THE MUSES
They inspired human artistic activity and were patron Goddesses of literature and the arts.
Clio - Praiser, history
Euterpe - Bringer of delight, flute
Thalia - Bounteous one, comedy
Melpomene - Songstress, tragedy
Terpsichore - Enjoying the dance, dancing
Erato - The lovely, lyric & love poetry
Polyhymnia - Many-hymned, sacred song
Urania - Celestial one, astronomy
Calliope - Beautiful voiced, epic poetry

Juventus, Kora, Kronus, Lachesis, the Lares, Latona, Leto, Leucothea, Liber, Lotis, Lucifer, Lucina, Luna, Lyaeus, Magna Mater, Maia, the Manes.

Himeros, the Hyades, Hygea, Hymen, Hyperion, Hypnus, Iacchus, Iapetus, Ida, Ilithyia, Inachus, Ino, Iris, Janus, Jove, Juno, Jupiter, Juturna.

Hera - Wife of Zeus, she was the symbol and Goddess of the ideal marriage, women, and childbirth.

Hermes - Messenger God

Hestia - Goddess of the hearth, and as such central to the lives of all Greeks.

Hesper, the Hesperides.

HELIOS
Son of Hyperion and Theia just like Selene (the Moon) and Eos (the Dawn). He is the Sun God. As Helios rides his chariot from above everything and everyone else, he sees everything and influenced many events like Ares and Aphrodite lying together and told her husband Hephaestus.

The Harpies, Hebe, Hecate, the Heliades, Hephaestus.

The Furies, Galatea, Gemini, Glaucus, the Graces, the Hamadryads, Harmonia.