Greek
Latin
Ananke
Necessitas (Necessity).
Aphrodite
Venus
Ares
Mars
Argestes
Corus
Ariadne
Libera
Artemis
Diana
Asclepius
Aesculapius
Athena
Minerva
Boreas 1
Aquilo
CHARITES
GRATIAE (GRACES)
Chloris 3
Flora. See NYMPHS.
Cronos
Saturnus
Demeter
Ceres
Dike
Iustitia (Justice)
Dionysus 2
Bacchus, Liber Pater.
Eirene 1
Pax (Peace). One of the HORAE.
Enyo 2
Bellona. See Other Deities.
Eos
Aurora (Dawn)
Eosphorus
Lucifer. See NATURAL PERSONIFICATIONS.
ERINYES
FURIES
Eros
Amor, Cupid.
Gaia
Terra, Tellus (Earth).
Hades
Pluto, Orcus, Dis.
Hebe
Juventas (Youth)
Hecabe 1
Hecuba
Hecate
Trivia
Helius
Sol (Sun)
Hephaestus
Vulcan, Mulciber.
Hera
Juno
Heracles 1
Hercules
Hermes
Mercury
Hippolytus 4
Virbius 1. Se Theseus.
Homonia
Concordia (Concord). See ABSTRACTIONS.
HYADES 1
SUCULAE. See NYMPHS.
Hypnos
Somnus (Sleep)
Icarius 2
Arcturus
Ilithyia
Lucina. See Other Deities.
Leto
Latona
Leucothoe 3
Mater Matuta. This is Ino or Leucothea: see Athamas 1.
Maera 2
Canicula. See BESTIARY.
Melicertes
Portunus. See Athamas 1.
MOERAE
PARCAE, FATA (FATES).
Nephele 1
Nebula (Cloud). See Zeus.
Nike
Victoria (Victory)
Notus
Auster
Odysseus
Ulysses
Persephone
Proserpina
Physis
Natura (Nature). See Sidereal & Natural Personifications.
Polydeuces
Pollux
Poseidon
Neptune
Psyche
Anima (Soul)
Rhea 1
Ops. See TITANS and Cronos.
Selene
Luna (Moon)
Thanatos
Mors (Death)
Tyche
Fortuna (Fortune)
Uranus
Caelus (Sky)
Zeus
Jove, Jupiter.
3328: Minerva (Athena), Mars (Ares) and Janus, 1710-15. Statuette by Giovanni Battista Foggini, 1652-1725. Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg.
