Hera, Queen of Heaven

Athena, Goddess of Wisdom

Artemis, Goddess of the Moon

Aphrodite, Goddess of Love

Demeter, Goddess of the Harvest

Gaea, Goddess of the Earth (Primordial Deity)

Nyx, Goddess of Night (Primordial Deity)

Rea, Goddess of Time (Early Deity)

Tethys. Themis Goddess of Justice (early god)

Phoebe Unidentified, but also an early god

Murrhet Goddess of Deep Thought (sister of an early god)

Aeolide Goddess of Singing (sister of an early god)

Nyx Goddess of Night (original god)

Rea Goddess of Time (original god)

Thecys Goddess of the Sea

Thecys Sisters of the early gods)

Etai Sicilian goddess of fire

Dionysius Ice goddess of the sea

Eurynome Sea goddess

Murtius Proto-wisdom goddess

Letho Darkness goddess

Persephone Spring goddess

Hestia

Eris Dissonance goddess (presumably the goddess of revenge). Goddess (presumably Nemesis)

Moirai Triple Goddess of Fate Clotho spins the thread of life,

Lachesis determines the length of the thread,

Atropos cuts the thread of life.

Ceres The god of ghosts (not sure if a ghost or a god)

Nemesis The goddess of retribution

Aparte The god of deception

Philotes The god of lust

Gerus The god of age

Cakaea The goddess of evil and virtue

Astrea The goddess of the stars and night

Hecate The god of the underworld and magic and the lady-in-waiting to the queen of the underworld

Nemei The god of the underworld and magic, the consort of the queen of the underworld <

Nemesis, goddess of vengeance

Selene, goddess of the moon

Eos, goddess of the dawn

Hepher, goddess of youth

Graces, daughters of Zeus and Eurynomene; the singers and dancers of the gods, who brought beauty to the earth; respectively

Aglaia, goddess of light.

Euphrosyne (Euphrosyne, goddess of joy),

Thalia (Thalia, goddess of inspiration).

Muses: the daughters of Zeus and Monemosyne, *** there were nine of them; also known as the Muses or Pierides, because they were born in the place of Pieria. They were:

Calliope (eloquence and narrative poetry),

Clio (history),

Urania (astronomy),

Melpomene (tragedy),

Thalia (comedy),

Terpsichore (Terpsichore, Dance),

Ereto (Erato, Love Poem),

Polyhymnia (Polyhymnia, Ode),

Euterpe (Euterpe, Lyric Poem).

Erinnyes: goddess of vengeance, also known as Eumenides. Ruthlessly avenges the offender until his or her death. Particularly harsh on those who commit the great crime of matricide. ***There are three of them, Tisiphone, Megaera, and Alecto. They were born from the blood of Uranus. One theory is that it was Uranus' blood that splashed and flew on Caius, and that Gaea was born.

ThePleiades: The seven flowery daughters of Atlas. They are Electra, Maia, Taygete, Alcyone, Merope, Celaeno and Sterope. One of them, Maia, is Hermes' mom.

Horae: Daughters of Zeus and Themis,

Eunomia, goddess of order

Dike, goddess of justice

Eirene, goddess of peace.

Horae, goddess of the seasons, and the daughters of Selene, goddess of the full moon:

Thallo, goddess of spring

Auxo, goddess of summer

Carpo, goddess of autumn

Horae, goddess of the seasons, and the daughters of Helios, goddess of the sun

Horae, goddess of the seasons. The daughters of Helios, the sun god, were:

Auge, goddess of morning light

Anatole, goddess of sunrise

Mousika, goddess of learning

Gymnastika, goddess of sports

Nymphe, goddess of bathing

Mesembria (Mesembria) Goddess of Noon

Sponde (Sponde) Goddess of Worship

Elete (Elete) Goddess of Prayer

Akte (Akte) Goddess of Food and Drink

Hesperis (Hesperis) Goddess of Twilight

Dysis (Dysis) Sunset Goddess

Arktos Goddess of Evening

Talassa Goddess of the Sea

Amphitrite Queen of the Sea

The Nereids: the fifty lovely daughters of Nereus and Doris. They are 1, Ploto (Ploto); 2, Eucrante (Eucrante); 3, Sao (Sao) 4, Amphitrite (Amphitrite); 5, Eudora (Eudora); 6, Thetis (Thetis); 7, Galene (Galene); 8, Glauce (Glauce); 9, Cymothoe ( Cymothoe); 10, Speo (Speo); 11, Thoe (Thoe); 12, Halie (Halie); 13, Pasithea (Pasithea); 14, Erato (Erato); 15, Eurice (Eunice); 16, Melite (Melite); 17, Eulimene (Eulimene); 18, Agaue (Agaue); 19, Doto (Doto); 20, Proto (Proto); 21, Pherusa (Pherusa); 22, Dilamene (Dynamene); 23, Nisaea (Nisaea); 24, Actaea (Actaea); 25, Protomedea (Protomedea); 26, Doris; 27, Panopea; 28, Galatea; 29, Hipothoe; 30, Hipponoe; 31, Cymodoce; 32, Cymo; 33, Eione; 34, Alimede Alimede; 35, Glauconome; 36, Pontoporea; 37, Leagore; 38, Euagore; 39, Laomedea; 40, Polynoe; 41, Autonoe Autonoe; 42. Lysianassa; 43. Euarne; 44. Psamathe; 45. Menippe; 46. Neso; 47. Eupompe; 48. Themisto; 49. , Pronoe (Pronoe); 50, Nemertes (Nemertes).