The Graces:

Also known as the Charites; they are the daughters of Zeus and Eurynome (the Oceanid) and are the minor goddesses of charm, beauty, nature, and creativity.

• Thalia (good cheer)
• Euphrosyne (mirth)
• Aglaia (splendor)

The Muses:

The nine daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne (a Titanide) known for the music of their song. Each is the protector of an art and the personification of knowledge.

• Clio (history)
• Urania (astronomy)
• Melpomene (tragedy)
• Thalia (comedy)
• Terpsichore (dance)
• Calliope (epic poetry)
• Erato (love poetry)
• Polyhymnia (songs to the gods)
• Euterpe (lyric poetry)

The Erinyes:

Also known as the Furies, born of the blood of Uranus when he was castrated. The punishers of crime that pursue wrongdoers relentlessly until death.

• Tisiphone
• Megaera
• Alecto

The Fates:

The three who have the power to decide destinies, assigning men to good or evil.

• Clotho (the spinner, spinning the thread of life)
• Lacheses (the measurer, who chooses how long life is to be)
• Atropos (she who cannot be turn, who cuts the thread of life at death)