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Nyx (Goddess of night)
Grace or Gracie (Goddess of beauty, joy, and charm)
Nike (Goddess of victory)
Maia (Goddess of fields)
Chloe (Goddess of fertility)
Hemera (Goddess of daylight)
Iris (Goddess of rainbows)
Typhon (God of monsters)
Eurus (God of the East Wind)
Muse (Nine goddesses of inspiration)
Boreas (God of the North Wind)
Aether (God of light)
Hesperus (The Evening Star)
Atropos (One of The Fates)
Plutus (God of wealth)
Eos (Goddess of the dawn)
Bacchus (Roman god of wine)
Tyche (Goddess of fortune and prosperity)
Oceanus (Titan god of the ocean)
Ares (God of war)
Hermes (Messenger of the gods)
Zelus (The god of jealousy)
Bia (Goddess of force)
Titan (The elder gods)
Uranus (God of the sky)
Ate (Goddess of ruin, mischief, delusion and folly)
Cronus (Father of the Titans)
Libra (Goddess of Justice)
Zeus (God of lightning, thunder, and the heavens)
Erebus (God of darkness)
Hymenaios (God of weddings)
Poseidon (God of the sea)
Aeolus (God of air and the winds)
Cybele (Goddess of wild animals)
Mania (Goddess of insanity)
Elpis (The spirit of hope)

Ceto (A sea monster goddess)
Hygea (Goddess of cleanliness and hygiene)
Hades (God of the dead)
Leto (A Titan goddess)
Notus (God of the South Wind)
Gaia (Goddess of the Earth)
Terpsichore (One of the Muses)
Hecate (Goddess of magic)
Circe (A goddess who transformed her enemies into beasts)
Kratos (God of strength and power)
Eros (God of love)
Clotho (One of the Fates)
Morpheus (God of dreams and sleep)
Antheia (Goddess of gardens)
Pan (God of woods)
Apollo (God of the sun)
Persephone (Goddess of the Spring)
Urania (One of the Muses)
Chaos (Primordial Greek god)
Asclepius (God of health and medicine)
Rhea (Goddess of nature)
Eris (Goddess of strife)
Hypnos (God of sleep)
Khione (Goddess of snow)
Pandora (First woman on Earth)
Zelos (God of envy, competition and contest)
Achelois (A moon goddess)
Chronos (God of time)
Caerus (God of luck and opportunity)
Calliope (One of the Muses)
Hephaestus (God of fire)
Fury (Goddess of vengeance)
Phosphorus (The Morning Star)
Pheme (Goddess of fame and gossip)
Zephyr or Zephyrus (God of the West Wind)

Pollux (One of the Gemini twins)
Dionysus (God of wine and pleasure)
Peitha (Goddess of persuasion)
Calypso (The sea nymph who held Odysseus prisoner)
Tartarus (God of the depths of the underworld)
Lacheses (One of the Fates)
Erato (One of the Muses)
Momus (God of satire, writers, and poets)
Hebe (Goddess of youth)
Euterpe (One of the Muses)
Demeter (Goddess of the harvest)
Clio (One of the Muses)
Castor (One of the twins of Gemini)
Hestia (Greek goddess of the home and fertility)
Harmonia (Goddess of harmony)
Melpomene (One of the Muses)
Eileithyia (Goddess of childbirth)
Hera (Goddess of goddesses and women)
Crios (The crab of the Cancer constellation)
Alectrona (Goddess of the sun)
Artemis (Goddess of the moon and hunting)
Astraea (Goddess of justice)
Até (Goddess of mischief)
Cerus (The bull of the Taurus constellation)
Aphrodite (Goddess of love and beauty)
Alastor (God of family feuds)
Athena (Goddess of wisdom)
Selene (Goddess of the moon)
Hercules (The strongest man on Earth, according to Greek legends)
Atlas (The Primordial Titan who carried the weight of the world on his back)
Polyhymnia (One of the Muses)
Thanatos (God of death)
Helios (God of the sun)
Doris (A Sea nymph)
Nemesis (Goddess of vengeance)
Amphitrite (Wife of Poseidon)

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