Thesan
Goddess of dawn. Thesan was also the goddess of childbirth, since her name was often invoked at childbirth.
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Thalna
Goddess of childbirth. Thalna was associated with the sky god, Tin . She was always depicted as a young woman.
August 29th, 2004
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Eos
Goddess of dawn. Eos was the daughter of Hyperion and Theia . The Romans identified her as Aurora. Some say that she brought dawn by riding her chariot across the sky, while others say that she was a winged-goddess. Her horses that pull her chario...
April 24th, 1999
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Theia
Titaness of sorcery. Theia was the daughter of Uranus and Gaea . She was sometimes called, Euryphaëssa (Eurtphaessa). Theia was the goddess of light. She married her brother Hyperion , and was the mother of Eos ("Dawn"), Helius ("Sun"), and Selene...
April 19th, 1999
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Etruscan Deities
Other Deities Below is a list of other Etruscan deities. Etruscan Roman Attributes Aita Pluto ruler of the Underworld Atunis Adonis minor god Charontes Charon? demon Charun Charon Underworld gatekeeper, demon Ethauswa Eileithyia goddess of childbi...
August 29th, 2004
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Cautha
Sun god. Cautha or Catha was identified with the Roman sun god Sol , whom the Greeks called Helius. His symbol was a sun disk crown, and he was depicted holding fire in each hand, rising from the sea.
August 29th, 2004
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Turan
Goddess of love. Turan was identified with the Roman goddess of love, Venus . She was a tutelary goddess of Vulci. Her sacred birds were a white swan and a dove. Her other attribute was the blossom.
August 29th, 2004
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Tethys
Tethys: Spirit of Water and Mother of Thousands Tethys, Titan of flowing water, was one of the more obscure first-generation Titans in Greek mythology. She didn’t play much of an active role in many myths, but she is remembered for her impressive ...
April 2nd, 2002
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Thracian Deities
The Thracians were a people who lived north and east of Thessaly and Macedon. The land of Thrace reached the Black Sea in the north-east, and north all the way to the Danube river. The western border is unclear. The size of the Roman province of T...
August 29th, 2004
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Hemera
Hemera, the goddess of day. With her brother Aether ("Upper Air"), they were the offspring of Erebus ("Darkness") and Nyx ("Night"). Apart from the story of the creation, no other myths were associated with Hemera.
April 19th, 1999
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Selene
Goddess of the moon. Selene was the daughter of Hyperion and Theia . The Romans identified her as Luna. Selene was the sister of Helius (Sun) and Eos (Dawn). Selene was the mother of a daughter named Pandia, by Zeus . Selene may have been seduced ...
April 24th, 1999
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