- THE MOIRAE (FATES): determine the course of human life
      
        - Clotho: spun the thread of life 
- Laschesis: held it to its fixed length 
- Atropos: cut it off 
 
- THE GRACES: enhanced the enjoyment of life by refinement and gentleness
      
        - Aglaia: brilliance 
- Euphrosyne: joy 
- Thalia: bloom 
 
- THE MUSES: memory and arts and sciences
      
        - Calliope: epic poetry 
- Clio: history 
- Erato: love poetry 
- Euterpe: lyric poetry/flute playing 
- Melpomene: tragedy 
- Polymnia: sacred poetry/pantomine 
- Terpsichore: dance 
- Thalia: comedy 
- Urania: astronomy 
 
- ANEMOI
      
        - VENTI
          
            - Boreas/Aquilo (Aquilon)): north wind; bringer of winter 
- Notus/Auster): south wind; bringer of storms of late summer and autumn 
- Eurus/Vulturnus): east wind; bringer of warmth and rain 
- Zephyris (Zephyr)/Favonius: west wind; bringer of spring 
 
- ANEMOI THUELLAI
          
            - Kaikias/Caecius: northeast 
- Apeliotes (Apeliotus)/Subsolanus: southeast wind 
- Skiron (Skeiron)/Caurus (Corus: northwest wind 
- Livas/Afer ventus (Africas): southwest 
 
 
- HORAE
      
        - Auge: first light 
- Anatole (Anatolia): sunrise 
- Mousika (Musica): the morning hour of music and study 
- Gymnastika (Gymnastica, Gymnasia): the morning hour of gymnastics/exercise 
- Nymphe: the morning hour of ablutions 
- Mesembria: noon 
- Sponde: libations poured after lunch 
- Elete: prayer, the first of the afternoon work hours 
- Akte (Acte): eating and pleasure; the second of the afternoon work hours 
- Hesperis: evening 
- Dysis: sunset 
- Arktos: night sky, constellations 
 
- THE ERINYES/FURIES
      
        - Megaera: grudging 
- Tisiphone: avending murder 
- Alecto: unceasing 
 
- THE PLEIADES
      
        - Maia: grandmother, mother, nurse 
- Electra/Eleckra: amber, shining, bright 
- Taygete/Taygeta: long-necked 
- Alcyone/Halcyone: queen who wards off evil/storms 
- Celæno: swarthy 
- Stereope/Asterope: lightning, twinkling, sun-face, stubborn-face 
- Merope: eloquent, bee-eater, mortal 
 
- EROS/CUPID: carnal desire 
- PRIAPUS: fertility and protection 
- PHOBOS: panic 
- DEIMOS: fear 
- NIKE: victory 
- PAN/FAUNUS: woods and pastures; protector and shepherds and their flocks and merchants 
- THANATOS: death 
- HYPNOS: sleep 
- ONEIROI: dreams
      
        - Morpheus: principal god of dreams, able to take on any human form 
- Icelos/Phobetor: personification of nightmares; appears in the form of animals and monsters 
- Phantasos: appears in the form of inanimate objects 
 
- IRIS: personification of rainbow; messenger of the gods 
         nov 10 2009 ∞
 nov 5 2010 +