The deities ancient Greek mythology are the supreme divine entities that govern the world, nature, arts and knowledge, forming the religious and mythological system of ancient Greece.
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
Hecate: The Mysterious Goddess of Magic, Night and Crossroads Hecate is one of the most enigmatic and complex deities of ancient Greek mythology. Goddess of magic, night, moon, ghosts, and necromancy, is inextricably associated with the boundaries: between life and death, light and darkness, ... More
Discover the River deities of Greek Mythology, the power of rivers, myths, worship and symbolism.
Meet Pana, god of nature, forests and shepherds, the form of half a man-half goat who gave birth to the myth of panic.
Discover Nefeli in ancient Greek mythology, the divine form of cloud associated with Ixiona, hybrid and punishment.
The Fates in Greek mythology: I am called, Lachesis, and Atrothal weave the destiny, life, and death of gods and men.
Discover the Nireides of Greek mythology, the sea nymphs that protected sailors and symbolized the peace of the sea.
Meet the Naiades, the nymphs of sweet waters in Greek mythology, their role, myths and symbolism in ancient times.
Discover Persephone, Queen of the Underworld, the myth of her abduction and the symbolism of life, death and rebirth.
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