ENGLISH MYTHLOGY WORD – D-E

  • Daedalion –Death King, his son Lucifer, her father Snow.
  • Daedalus –Death craftsman, possibly son of Mition and Alcippi, his father IcaruLegendary inventor, creator of Labyrinth And the first man to fly.
  • Danes – Greek people, descendants of Loan, synonyms of Achaion and Loans.
  • Danae – Mortal princess, his daughter Precision and Broadband, his mistress Zeus, his mother Perseus. His princess Argos.
  • Danaids –Dead princesses, the king's 50 daughters Loan In the case of women, there is no reason to believe that they are entitled to the same treatment. Hypermonistra.
  • Dane (Danaus) –Death King, his son Bee and Anxiety, his brother Egypt, father of 50 Danes. King of Libya and Argos.
  • Daphne – Naiad nymph, his daughter Ledonia, his beloved Apollo.
  • Dardanus –Death, son of Zeus and Pleiad Electra. Founder king of Dardania And the prince of her royal house Troy.
  • Deianeira – Mortal princess, his daughter Wine and Althea, his sister Meleagru, his wife Hercules.
  • Deidamia – Mortal princess, his daughter Lycomed, his mistress Achilles, his mother Neoptolemy. Later his wife Helen.
  • Demeter – Olympia goddess, his daughter Cronus and Rea, her mother Persephone. Greek goddess of Agriculture.
  • Demophon –Death King, his son Theseus and Phaedra, his father Oxide, his hero Trojan War And her king Athens.
  • Despoena – Goddess of the Olympian era, daughter of Poseidon and Demeter. Greek goddess of Fertility.
  • Deucalion (I) (Deucalion i) –Death King, his son Prometheus and Benefits, wife of Fire. His survivors Flood and a mythical ancestor of the Greeks.
  • Deucalion (II) (Deucalion ii) – Greek hero, son of Minos and Pasiphae, his father Idomene. Argonaut and Calydonian hunter.
  • Trial (Dike) – Goddess of Hoursdaughter of Zeus and Themis. Greek goddess of Justice.
  • Dione (I) (Dione i) – Alternative name of Titanida Phoebes, his daughter Uranus and Gaia, closely linked to the Dodoni Oracle.
  • Dione (B) (Dione ii) – Ocean nymph, daughter of Oceanus and Tethys, locally his wife Zeus.
  • Dione (C) (Dione (iii) – Bride of Waterdaughter of Atlas and the Ocean Pleion, his wife Tantalum, his mother Pelopa, Meat and Niobis.
  • Dione (D) (Dione iv) – Naiad nymph, his daughter Nireas and Gift.
  • Dionysus – Olympian god, his son Zeus and Semmele, wife of AriadneHis Greek god Wine.
  • Dodona – Ocean, his daughter Oceanus and Tethys· possible name of its sacred place Dodoni.
  • Gift (Doris) – Ocean, his daughter Oceanus and Tethys, his wife Nireas and mother of Nitrides.
  • Gift (Dorus) –Death, son of Greek, wife of Occipital, his father Eagle, Issuance and Iphlim. Genarch of Donors.
  • Dryas –Death hero, son of Ares, Calydonian hunter and present in Centauri battle.
  • West (Dysis) – Goddess of Hoursdaughter of Helios, linked to sunset.
  • Dysnomia –Her daughter. Eris. Greek goddess of Legal.
  • Echidna – His monster daughter Forky and Cetus, his partner Typhon, mother of many monsters, among them the Cerberus and Chimera.
  • Echo (Echo) – Mountain nymph, in love with Narcissus.
  • Eetion –Death King, her father Men's Fighter and Leg, King of Ciliar Thebes.
  • Peace (Eirene) – Goddess of Hoursdaughter of Zeus and Themis. Greek goddess of Peace.
  • Electra (A) (Electra i) – Mortal princess, his daughter Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, his sister Orestes, Iphigenia and Chrystheme, his wife Pylades.
  • Electra (B) (Electra ii) – Ocean, his daughter Oceanus and Tethys, her mother Iris and Harpy.
  • Elephant –Death King, his son Copper and Alcyone, King of Avanton.
  • Enarete –Death queen, his daughter Dimachus, his wife Aeolus, mother of many and ancestor of Eagles.
  • Endeis – Bride, his daughter Chiron and Chariklus, his wife Abdominal pain, his mother Custom and Clay.
  • Eos –Second generation titan, daughter of Hyperion and Aunt. Greek goddess of Dawn.
  • Lucifer (Eosphoros) – Star god-planet, his son Aluminium and Io, also known as Phosphorus or Vesper. God of the planet Aphrodite.
  • Epaphus –Death King, her son Io and Zeus, wife of Memphis, her father Libya, King of Egypt.
  • Epimetheus –Second generation Titan, son of Japan and Covered, wife of Pandora, her father Fire. God of Of the Late Thought.
  • Season (Epochus) –Death prince, son of Lycurgus and Reconciliation, his hunter Capros calydonium.
  • Erato – Younger Musa, his daughter Zeus and Mnemosyne, muse of Love Poetry.
  • Erebus (Erebus) – Primary god, son of House, her partner Nyx., father of many. Greek god of Darkness.
  • Heridanus – River god (Rivers), son of Oceanus and Tethys, her father Pyxypine. God of the river Herodan.
  • Erechtheus –Death King, his son Pandion and Pyxypine, wife of Praxithea, father of many. King of Athens.
  • Erichthonius (I) –Death King, born of Gaia, raised by Athena, wife of Praxithea, his father Pandion. King of Athens.
  • Erichthonius (ii) –Death King, his son Dardanus and Batteries, his father Eat. King of Dardania.
  • Eris – Early deity, her daughter Nyx.. Greek goddess of Discord and Discord.
  • Eros (A) (Eros i) - An original god. Greek god of Creative Fertility.
  • Eros (II) (Eros ii) – God of Olympia, her son Aphrodite, wife of Soul. God of Glorious or Unsatisfied Love.
  • Erysichthon –Death, son of Triopa and Power, her father Mestra.
  • Erytheia – Bride of Peppers, daughter of Nyx. (in others) Atlas). Goddess of Coward and Golden Light of the West.
  • Eteocles –Death King, his son Oedipus and Jocasta, his brother Polynic, his father Radishes. King of Thebes.
  • Eteoclus –Death hero, son of Iffy, Seven on Thebes.
  • Eumelus –Death King, his son Unwrought and Alcist, wife of Iphlim.
  • Eunomia – Goddess of Hoursdaughter of Zeus and Themis. Greek goddess of Ability.
  • Euphrosyne (Euphrosyne) – Goddess of Charitabledaughter of Zeus and Environment. Greek goddess of Joy.
  • Eupolemia – Mortal princess, his daughter Myrmidona and Pisidike, his mistress Hermes, his mother Ethalide.
  • Europe (Europa) –Death queen, his daughter Agnes and Telephone, his mistress Zeus, his mother Minos, Radamancy and Sarpin, his wife Asterion. Queen of Crete.
  • Eurotas –Death King, her father Sparta, King of Laconia.
  • Range (Eurus) – God of Winds, son of Aluminium and IoHis Greek god Eastern Wind.
  • Euryale – Mermaiddaughter of Forky and Cetus, her sister Medusa and I'm getting too hot.. Personalization of Deadly underwater rocks.
  • Eurybia – Early goddess, his daughter Pontus and Gaia, his mother Aluminium, Pallanda and Persian. Goddess of Sovereignty of the Seas.
  • Eurymedusa – Mortal princess, his daughter Clergy, his mistress Zeus, his mother Myrmidona. Princess of Phthia.
  • Eurynome (Eurynome) – Ocean, his daughter Oceanus and Tethys, his third wife Zeus, mother of Charitable. Goddess of Watery Livadia.
  • Eurypyl (A) (Eurypylus i) –Death King, his son Telephone and Laodice, his father Grey, its defender Troy, King of Mysia.
  • Eurypyl (B) (Eurypylus ii) –Death King, his son Poseidon and Astypalea, wife of Klytia, his father Market, Chalkiope and Halcon, King of Kos.
  • Eurypyl (C) (Eurypylus (iii) –Death King, his son Euemone and Opus, Achaean hero and his king Ormenium.
  • Eurystheus –Death King, his son Stinnel and Nikippis, wife of Fight. King of Fungals and Tiryns.
  • Euryton (I) (Eurytion i) –Death King, his son Hector and Pisidike, her father Antigone. Argonaut, Calydonian hunter, King of Phthia.
  • Eurytus –Death King, his son Ink and Soldier, her father Iol and Iphitu. King of The Halia.
  • Piety (Eusebeia) – Secondary goddess, possible daughter of Zeus, his wife Law, in local mother Dikis. Greek goddess of Piety.
  • Euterpe – Younger Musa, his daughter Zeus and Mnemosyne, muse of Lyric Poetry.

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