Alastor: The Demon of Vengeance Alastor is a name shaped by vengeance. In ancient Greek religion and tragedy, it described an avenging force that pursued crime across generations, attaching itself not only
Siren The word Siren has come to describe two different kinds of supernatural beings. In classical Greek mythology, the Sirens are bird-women whose irresistible voices lure listeners towards death. They belong to the same broad family of dangerous female
Arachne, master weaver of fabrics and tapestries, was the daughter of a man involved in the rare purple dye industry. Only royalty and the spiritual elite were permitted to wear the colours
Hermes is a Greek messenger god, swift and cunning, portrayed with winged feet, wearing a winged helmet and carrying a caduceus, a serpent-entwined, magic wand that symbolizes spiritual illumination. Hermes also was
APOLLO : DESCENDED FROM THE SHE-WOLF; WOLF-LIKE; LORD OF THE STOREHOUSE; LORD OF THE SUN; DISTANT DEADLY ARCHER Apollo is the Golden Boy of the Olympian pantheon, a spirit of healing, hunting,
Born from the Foam; The Golden One; Far-Shining; She of the Beautiful Buttocks; The Shape-Shifter; She Who Postpones Old Age; The Dark One; The Black One; The Gravedigger; The Queen; Lady of
Anteros (love-for-love) In Greek mythology, god of passion, mutual love, and tenderness; son of Aphrodite and Ares; brother of Eros, Delmos, Enyo, Harmmia, Pallor, and Phobos. Aphrodite was told by Themis that
The Anemoi are Greek wind spirits. Brothers, they may manifest as actual winds or as winged men. Alternatively, they are horses kept in Aeolus’ stables. Most mythic sources describe Eos and Astraeus
Ananke – Necessity Ananke, spirit of destiny, is the goddess of whatever is “necessary” and cannot be amended. In the context of Ananke, necessary refers to unalterable fate. It is not a
There are two different versions of Amymone’s story, or possibly two different myths about someone named Amymone who may or may not be the same. In both cases she is credited with
The Mistress of the Mediterranean Sea Origin: Greek Meaning of Name: “The third one who encircles” (a poetic reference to the sea) Overview Amphitrite is the great goddess of the sea, mistress
Aegisthus: Murder, Incest and the Curse of the House of Atreus Aegisthus is one of the darkest figures in Greek mythology, a man born from incest and raised beneath the shadow of
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