Greek Mythology

Thetis, a Greek sea goddess and Nereid, is known for her role in mythology as a sea nymph and mother of Achilles.

Learn about Boreas, the Greek god of the North Wind and winter, along with his associations with horses and storms.

Priapus, the Greek fertility god, was a protector of gardens and male genitalia—a minor yet vital deity in Greek mythology.

Melinoe, the Greek goddess of nightmares and madness, known for her presence in the underworld and connections to spirits.

Learn about Triton, the Greek sea god and son of Poseidon, who calms the seas and serves as a messenger for his father.

Learn about Ate, the goddess of mischief in Greek mythology, inducing rash and ruinous actions, blind folly, and reckless impulse.

Learn about Plutus, the Greek god of wealth and abundance, from mythology and ancient Greek religion. He was the son of Demeter.

Learn about Metis, the Greek Titaness of wisdom and advisor to Zeus. Her wisdom is unmatched, making her a key figure in Greek mythology.

Khione, daughter of Boreas, is the Greek goddess of snow and Winter, known for her beauty and calm demeanor.

Ceto, a Greek goddess of sea monsters, was the daughter of Gaia and Pontus, presiding over marine dangers and creatures.