Persephone: The Queen of the Underworld and Goddess of Spring
Discover Persephone, Queen of the Underworld, the myth of her abduction and the symbolism of life, death and rebirth.
Deities
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 The Moirai (Fates), the Hours, - Illiteracy, Thanatos, Hypnos And many more forms that personify concepts such as time, justice, fortune and destiny.
Nemesis in Greek Mythology
Nemesis: The Goddess of Divine Justice and Retribution Nemesis is one of the most important and strict deities of ancient Greek mythology, as it embodies the concept of divine justice, balance and punishment of the hybrid. Unlike the deities that offer protection, inspiration or benevolence, the Nemesis acts as a recovery force... More
The Muses in Ancient Greek Mythology
Muses: The Goddesses of Art, Knowledge and Inspiration Muses are one of the most important and beloved groups of deities of ancient Greek mythology. They were the divine patrons of the arts, poetry, music, history, philosophy and all forms of spiritual creation. For ancient Greeks, artistic and spiritual inspiration ... More