The Greek deities The Ancient Greek Mythology they embodie abstract concepts, natural phenomena and moral forces that directly affect the lives of gods and men. They do not belong to the narrow circle of Olympians, but have a decisive role in secular balance.
In this category belong deities such as Nike, - Nemesis, the Moirai, the Hours, - Illiteracy, the Thanatos, the Hypnos And many more forms that personify concepts such as time, justice, fortune and destiny.
In addition to the Olympian gods, Greek mythology includes deities who embodied concepts such as persuasion, fate, justice, sleep, and old age. Explore these forgotten personifications and their role in the ancient Greek world.
Deities of death in Greek mythology. Death, Hades, Persephone, Cheres, Fates and Furies in the world of the dead.
The Stix, Ocean and Holy River of Hades, symbolizes the unrestrained oath, the limits of life and death, and divine order.
In Greek mythology, Dream is not always an individual person or a strictly defined god of dreams. Ancient tradition speaks more often about Dreams or Dreams, that is, a group of divine or demonic forms that inhabit the boundaries of sleep, night and invisible world. Before we come to a simple definition, we need... More
Asclepius is one of the most important and dear forms of Greek mythology, connected inextricably with the medicine, treatment and regeneration of life. His worship spread throughout the ancient Greek world and deeply influenced the evolution of medical science. Asclepius was the son of the god Apollo and the mortal princess... More
In the bright world of ancient Greek mythology, where gods and deities embodied concepts and forces of nature and human experience, the Harites held a special and charming position. They were not war deities or strict forms of power; instead, they symbolized the beauty, grace, joy of life and delicate balance of social ... More
The goddess Ivi is one of the least analyzed but extremely important deities of the ancient Greek pantheon. As a personification of youth and eternal prosperity, it holds a special place in the mythological and religious thought of ancient Greeks. Its presence is linked to divine renewal, immortality and the idea of ideal age. Origin and Family Relations ... More
Discover Iris, goddess of the rainbow and messenger of the gods, the role, symbolism and its place in Greek mythology.
Niki is one of the most iconic deities of Greek mythology, the personification of victory in every form: military, athletic or spiritual. Since ancient times, its form has inspired respect, admiration and awe, as it is associated with the strength, honor and reward of virtues. The Origins of Victory According to Greek ... More
Oceanides: The Deities of Waters in Greek Mythology What are oceans? Oceanides are deities nymphs of Greek mythology, daughters of Titan Ocean and Tethyus, symbolizing the springs, rivers and waters of the earth. The oceans were three thousand brides that protected the springs of the earth's freshwater — from ... More