Greek Mythological Groupings


 * Acheloides - naiad nymphs of the River Achelous. Daughters of Achelous.
 * Callirhoe - nymph of a spring or fountain in Acarnania.
 * Castalia - nymph of the prophetic springs of the Delphic Oracle on Mt. Parnassus.
 * Alcyonides - nymphs. When their father was killed they threw themselves into the sea and were transformed into kingfishers by Amphitrite. Daughters of Alcyoneus.
 * Phosthonia, Anthe, Methone, Alcippa, Pallene, Drirno, Asterie
 * Algea - daimones of pain, suffering, grief, sorrow, and distress. The bringers of weeping and tears. Daughters of Eris.
 * Amphilogiae - daimones of disputes, debate, and contention. Daughters of Eris.
 * Androctasiae - daimones of battlefield slaughter. Daughters of Eris.
 * Anemoi - gods of the four directional winds and seasons. They were winged gods and were kept by Aeolus. Sons of Astraios and Eos.
 * Boreas - god of the north wind and the cold of winter.
 * Notos - god of the south wind and summer rain storms.
 * Zephyrus - god of the west wind and spring breezes.
 * Eurus - god of the east wind and autumn.
 * Kaikias - god of the northeast wind.
 * Apeliotes - god of the southeast wind.
 * Skiron - god of the northwest wind.
 * Lips - god of the southwest wind.
 * Anemoi Thuelli - daimones of violent storm winds. Children of Typhon.
 * Arai - daimones of curses.
 * Astra Planeta - gods of the planets. Sons of Astraios and Eos.
 * Eosphorus - god of Venus.
 * Pyroeis - god of Mars.
 * Stilbon - god of Mercury.
 * Phaenon - god of Saturn.
 * Phaethon - god of Jupiter.
 * Aurae - nymphs of breezes. Daughters of Oceanus.
 * Carpi - gods of the fruits of the earth. They appear as infants.
 * Charites - goddesses of grace, beauty, mirth, adornment, festivity, dance, and song. Daughters of Zeus and Eurynome.
 * Aglaia - goddess of beauty, splendor, glory, adornment, and magnificence.
 * Euphrosyne - goddess of good cheer, joy, mirth, and merriment.
 * Thalia - goddess of festivity, and rich, luxurious banquets.
 * Erinyes - goddess of vengeance. Daughters of Gaea and Ouranos' blood.
 * Alecto, Megaera, Tisiphone
 * Graeae - ancient sea daimones that personified the sea foam. They shared on detachable eye and tooth. Daughters of Phorcys and Ceto.
 * Deino "the terrible"
 * Enyo "the warlike"
 * Pemphredo
 * Harpies - spirits of sudden, sharp gusts of wind. Daughters of Thaumas and Electra.
 * Aello, Podarge, Ocypete
 * Hekatonkheires - gods of violent storms. They had 50 heads and 100 arms. Sons of Ouranos and Gaea.
 * Briareus, Cottus, Gyges
 * Hesperides - goddesses of the evening and golden light of the sunset. They guarded the golden apples of Hera. Daughters of Atlas and Hesperis.
 * Aegle, Erytheia, Hesperethoosa
 * Horae - goddesses of the seasons. They guarded the gates of Olympus. Daughters of Zeus and Themis.
 * Eunomia - goddess of good order and lawful conduct.
 * Irene - goddess of peace and spring.
 * Dike - goddess of justice.
 * Horae - goddesses of the hours of the day. Daughters of Chronos.
 * Auge, Anatole, Musica, Gymnastica, Nymphe, Mesembria, Sponde, Elete, Acte, Hesperis, Dysis
 * Hysminae - daimones of fighting and combat. Daughters of Eris.
 * Keres - daimones of violent death. Daughters of Nyx.
 * Litae - daimones of prayers and ministers. Daughters of Zeus.
 * Machae - daimones of battle and combat. Daughters of Eris.
 * Menae - goddesses of the lunar months. Daughers of Endymion and Selene.
 * Moirae - goddesses of fate, birth, and death. Daughters of Nyx.
 * Clotho - spun the thread of life.
 * Lachesis - measurer of the thread of life.
 * Atropos - cut the thread of life.
 * Muses - goddesses of music, song, dance, and inspiration. Daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne.
 * Calliope - muse of epic poetry.
 * Clio - muse of history.
 * Euterpe - muse of lyric poetry.
 * Thalia - muse of comedy and bucolic poetry.
 * Melpomene - muse of tragedy.
 * Terpsichore - muse of choral song and dancing.
 * Erato - muse of erotic poetry and mimic imitation.
 * Polyhymnia - muse of religious hymns.
 * Urania - muse of astronomy.
 * Muses - titanesses of music. Daughters of Ouranos and Gaea.
 * Melete - muse of practice.
 * Aiode - muse of song.
 * Mnemosyne - muse of memory.
 * Neicea - daimones of quarrels, feuds, and grievances. Daughters of Eris.
 * Nephelae - Oceanid nymphs of clouds and rain. Daughters of Oceanus and Tethys.
 * Nereids - 50 nymphs of the sea. Daughters of Nereus and Doris.
 * Actaie - nereid of the sea shore.
 * Amatheia - nereid who nurses the fish.
 * Amphinome - nereid of the sea's bounty.
 * Amphithoe - nereid of the seas currents.
 * Amphitrite - nereid wife of Poseidon. With Kymatolege and Kymodoke, she can still the winds and calm the seas.
 * Dione - "the divine"
 * Doto - nereid of safe voyage or generous catch.
 * Dynamene - nereid of the sea's power.
 * Eione - nereid of beach strand.
 * Euagore - nereid of the good assembling of fish.
 * Eudora - nereid of the fine gifts of the sea.
 * Eukrante - nereid of successful voages.
 * Eulimene - nereid of the good harbourage.
 * Galateia - nereid of the sea foam.
 * Galene - nereid of the calm seas.
 * Glauce - nereid of the blue-gray waters.
 * Glauconome - nereid of mastering the sea.
 * Halia - nereid of the brine.
 * Calypso - nereid.
 * Ceto - nereid of sea monsters.
 * Clymene - nereid of fame, infamy, and renown.
 * Kymatolege - nereid that can calm the seas and winds with Kymodoke and Amphitrite.
 * Kymodoke - nereid that can calm the seas and winds with Kymatolege and Amphitrite.
 * Leagore - nereid of assembling the schools of fish.
 * Limnoreia - nereid of the salt-marsh.
 * Melite - nereid of calm seas.
 * Oreithyia - nereid of the raging sea.
 * Panopeia - nereid of the sea's panorama.
 * Ploto - nereid of sailing.
 * Psamathe - nereid of sand.
 * Sao - nereid of safe passage.
 * Speio - nereid of sea caves.
 * Thetis - nereid of spawing fish.
 * Thoe - nereid moving waves.
 * Agave, Apseudes, Autonoe, Dero, Dexamene, Erato, Euarne, Eumolpe, Eunike, Eupompe, Halimede, Hipponoe, Hippothoe, Iaira, Ianassa, Ianeira, Ione, Kallianassa, Kallianeira, Klaia, Kranto, Kymothoe, Laomedeia, Lysianassa, Maira, Menippe, Nausithoe, Nemertes, Neomeris, Nesaie, Neso, Pasithea, Pherousa, Plexaure, Polynome, Pontomedousa, Pontoporeia, Poulynoe, Pronoe, Proto, Protomedeia, Thalia, Themisto
 * Nesoi - goddesses of islands. Daughters of Gaea.
 * Nosoi - daimones of illness, plague, and disease.
 * Oceanides - 3,000 nymphs of earth's fresh water. Daughters of Oceanus and Tethys.
 * Oneiroi - daimones of dreams. Sons of Hypnos.
 * Morpheus - leader of the Oneiroi and god of dreams.
 * Icelus
 * Phantasus
 * Phobetor
 * Ourea - spirits of the mountains. Sons of Gaea.
 * Aetna, Athos, Helicon, Cithaeron, Nysus, Olympus, Oreius, Parnes, Tmolus
 * Palici - pair of gods that presided over the geysers and thermal springs in Palacae, Sicily. Children of Hephaestus and Aetna.
 * Phonoi - daimones of murder, killing, and slaughter. Daughters of Eris.
 * Pleiades - 7 nymphs. Maia was their leader. Daughters of Atlas and Pleione.
 * Alcyone, Electra, Celaeno, Maia, Taygete, Sterope, Merope
 * Praxidicae - goddesses of exacting justice. Daughters of Soter and Praxidike.
 * Praxidice - goddess of exacting justice.
 * Arete - goddess of virtue, excellence, valour, and goodness.
 * Homonia - goddess of concord, unanimity, and oneness of mind.
 * Pseudologoi - daimones of lies. Daughters of Eris.