Entities of Greek mythology

Nurturer and protector of the young Zeus.

Primordial deity of celestial light.

Nurse of Zeus and a figure of divine abundance.

Goddess of love, beauty, and desire.

God of light, music, the arts, and prophecy.

A young Lydian weaver transformed into a spider.

God of brutal war, violence, and rage.

Goddess of the hunt and of the wild.

Nocturnal Titaness associated with stars and dreams.

Goddess of wisdom, strategic warfare, and craftsmanship.

Titan who bears the celestial vault.

Archaic sea deity, mother of many monstrous creatures.

Primordial deity, the undifferentiated source of all existence.

Warrior born from the blood of Medusa.

Oceanid associated with light and the Titan lineage.

Titan of celestial knowledge and the axis of the world.

Titan of constellations and ordered celestial powers.

Goddess of harvests, fertility, and the cycle of the seasons.

Female deity associated with Zeus and Aphrodite.

God of wine, sacred intoxication, theater, and trance.

Goddess of the Dawn and herald of the day.

Short-sighted Titan, brother of Prometheus and husband of Pandora.

Primordial deity of darkness and the depths.

Primordial power of desire and attraction.

Immortal Gorgon, sister of Medusa and fearsome guardian.

Primordial deity of the Earth.

God of the Underworld, guardian of the dead and ruler of the subterranean realm.

Goddess of eternal youth and cupbearer of the gods.

Liminal goddess of thresholds, crossroads, and passages between worlds.

Solar god and all-seeing witness of the world.

Primordial deity of Day.

God of fire, forges, metals, and craftsmanship.

Queen of the gods, goddess of marriage, women, and family.

Civilizing hero and embodiment of tested strength.

Messenger of the gods, god of travelers, exchange, cunning, and transitions.

Goddess of the hearth, sacred fire, and hospitality.

Titan of celestial light and the stars.

Primordial deity of Sleep.

Titan of mortal lineages and the human condition.

Titan, master of time and ruler of the age before the Olympians.

Titaness, protector of mothers and mother of Apollo and Artemis.

Eldest of the Pleiades, a reserved nymph and mother of Hermes.

Mortal Gorgon, sacred victim and mother of Pegasus.

Nurse of Zeus and primordial figure of the sacred bee.

Son of Iapetus, a figure of violence and recklessness.

Oceanid of cunning wisdom, first wife of Zeus.

Titaness of memory and the foundations of narrative.

Primordial deity of fatal destiny and inevitability.

Primordial deity of Night.

Primordial Titan of the waters encircling the world.

Primordial deity of the Sky.

Primordial deities of the mountains, children of Gaia.

Winged horse born from the blood of Medusa.

King of Thebes who rejects the divinity of Dionysus.

Queen of the Underworld, goddess of renewal and seasonal cycles.

Titaness of spiritual clarity and archaic prophecy.

Archaic sea deity associated with the depths.

Primordial deity of the Sea.

God of the seas, earthquakes, and horses.

Benefactor of humankind and thief of fire.

Titaness, mother of the gods.

Lunar goddess and regulator of the nocturnal cycle.

Theban princess, mortal mother of Dionysus.

Immortal Gorgon.

Primordial entity of the infernal depths.

Titaness of nourishing waters and fertile currents.

Primordial deity of peaceful death.

Titaness of light and precious radiance.

Titaness of justice, order, and divine law.

Deified Semele, mother of Dionysus.

Primordial monster, the ultimate adversary of Zeus.

King of the gods, ruler of the sky, thunder, and lightning.