List of Greek deities

The following is a list of deities from Greek mythology.

A

 * Aceso: the goddess of healing and curing.
 * Acheron: the god of the Underworld River of Pain.
 * Achlys: the goddess of the death mist, misery, sadness, and poisons.
 * Adephagia: the spirit of gluttony.
 * Adikia: the spirit of injustice.
 * Aeacus: a judge of the dead in the Underworld.
 * Aegle: the goddess of healthy radiance.
 * Aergia: the spirit of laziness and sloth.
 * Aether: the primordial god of the upper air.
 * Agathodaemon: the spirit of vineyards and grainfields.
 * Agon: the spirit of contest.
 * Aidos: the spirit of modesty and respect.
 * Aiode: the Titaness of song.
 * Aisa: a spirit of fate.
 * Alala: the spirit of the war cry.
 * Alastor: the spirit of blood feuds.
 * Aletheia: the spirit of truth, truthfulness, and sincerity.
 * Alexiares: the god of the defense of towns.
 * The Algea: spirits of pain and suffering.
 * Alke: the spirit of courage and prowess.
 * Amechania: the spirit of helplessness and want of means.
 * The Amphilogiae: the spirits of disputes, debate, and contention.
 * Amphiaraus: a deified mortal who presided over the oracle at Oropos in Boeotia.
 * Anaideia: the spirit of ruthlessness, shamelessness, and unforgivingness.
 * Ananke: the primordial goddess of inevitability, compulsion, and necessity.
 * Anchiale: the Titaness of the warming heat of fire.
 * The Androctasiae: the spirits of battlefield slaughter.
 * Angelia: the spirit of messages, tidings, and proclamations.
 * Anicetus: the god of the defense of towns.
 * Anthea: the goddess of flowers and wreaths.
 * Apate: the spirit of deceit, guile, fraud, and deception.
 * Apheleia: the spirit of simplicity.
 * Aphrodite: the goddess of love, beauty, pleasure, sexuality, and procreation.
 * Apollo: the god of music, poetry, art, oracles, prophecy, archery, healing, plague, disease, medicine, the sun, light, knowledge, truth, and the protector of youth.
 * Aporia: the spirit of difficulty, perplexity, powerlessness, and want of means.
 * The Arae: spirits of curses.
 * Ares: the god of war.
 * Arete: the spirit of virtue, excellence, goodness, and valor.
 * Artemis: the goddess of hunting, wild animals, the wilderness, childbirth, virginity, archery, the moon, and the protector of young women.
 * Ascalaphus: the spirit who tended the Underworld orchards.
 * Asclepius: the god of medicine and patron god of doctors.
 * Asteria: the Titaness of nocturnal oracles and falling stars.
 * Astraeus: the Titan of the dusk, stars, planets, and astrology.
 * Ate: the spirit of delusion, infatuation, blind folly, recklessness, and ruin.
 * Athena: the goddess of wisdom, crafts, strategic warfare, diplomacy, poetry, medicine, and commerce.
 * Atlas: the Titan of endurance who was cursed to holding the sky on his shoulders for all of eternity.
 * Aura: the Titaness of breezes.
 * Auxesia: the goddess of spring growth.

B

 * Bia: the goddess of force, power, might, bodily strength, and compulsion.

C

 * Caerus: the spirit of opportunity.
 * Carpo: the goddess of fruit.
 * Ceuthonymus: an obscure Underworld spirit.
 * Chaos: the primordial goddess of the lower atmosphere.
 * The Charites: the goddess of grace, beauty, adornment, joy, mirth, festivity, dance, and song.
 * Aglaea: the goddess of beauty, splendor, glory, and adornment.
 * Euphrosyne: the goddess of good cheer, mirth, merriment, and joy.
 * Thalia: the goddess of festivity and banquets.
 * Charon: an Underworld deity who ferried souls across the River Styx.
 * Chronos: the primordial god of time.
 * Cleta: a goddess of fame and glory.
 * Clymene: the Titaness of fame, renown, and infamy.
 * Cocytus: the god of the Underworld River of Wailing.
 * Coeus: the Titan of intellect, the axis of the earth, and heavenly oracles.
 * Corus: the spirit of surfeit.
 * Cratos: the god of strength, might, power, and sovereign rule.
 * Crius: the Titan of constellations.
 * Cronus: the Titan of the harvest and time.

D

 * Damia: a goddess of fertile earth.
 * Deimos: the god of terror and dread.
 * Demeter: the goddess of agriculture, the harvest, grains, and fertility of the earth.
 * Dikaiosyne: the spirit of justice and righteousness.
 * Dione: the Titaness of the Oracle of Dodona.
 * Dionysus: the goddess of wine, winemaking, the grape harvest, madness, fertility, theatre, and ecstasy.
 * The Dioscuri: twin gods of horsemen and sailors.
 * Dolos: the spirit of trickery, cunning deception, craftiness, treachery, and guile.
 * Dysnomia: the spirit of lawlessness and poor civil constitution.
 * Dyssebia: the spirit of impiety.

E

 * Eileithyia: the goddess of childbirth, labor pains, and midwives.
 * Ekecheiria: the spirit of truce, armistice, and the cessation of hostility.
 * Eleos: the spirit of mercy, pity, and compassion.
 * Elpis: the spirit of hope.
 * Enyo: a goddess of war.
 * Eos: the Titaness of the dawn.
 * Epiales: the spirit of nightmares.
 * Epione: the goddess of soothing pain.
 * Epimetheus: the Titan of afterthought and excuses.
 * Erebus: the primordial god of darkness.
 * The Erinyes: three goddesses of retribution and vengeance.
 * Alecto
 * Megaera
 * Tisiphone
 * Eris: the goddess of strife and discord.
 * Eros: the primordial god of procreation.
 * The Erotes: gods of love.
 * Anteros: the god of requited love.
 * Eros: the god of love and sexual desire.
 * Hedylogos: the god of sweet talk and flattery.
 * Hermaphroditus: the god of hermaphrodites and effeminate men.
 * Himeros: the god of sexual desire.
 * Hymenaeus: the god of weddings and the wedding hymn.
 * Pothos: the god of sexual desire.
 * Eudaemonia: a goddess of happiness, prosperity, and opulence.
 * Eurybia: the Titaness of the mastery of the seas.
 * Eurynome: the Titaness of water meadows and pasturelands.
 * Eurynomus: the spirit who stripped the flesh from corpses.

G

 * Gaea: the primordial goddess of the earth.
 * Gorgyra: an Underworld nymph.

H

 * Hades: the god of the Underworld, the dead, and riches.
 * Harmonia: the goddess of harmony and concord.
 * Hebe: the goddess of youth and the patron goddess of brides.
 * Hecate: the goddess of magic, witchcraft, the night, the moon, ghosts, and necromancy.
 * Helios: the Titan of the sun and the guardian of oaths.
 * Hemera: the primordial goddess of the day.
 * Hephaestus: the god of fire, volcanoes, metalworking, blacksmiths, craftsmen, stone masonry, and forges.
 * Hera: the Queen of Olympus and goddess of marriage, women, childbirth, family, and motherly love.
 * Heracles: the god of strength.
 * Hermes: the god of messengers, trade, thieves, travel, travelers, roads, sports, athletics, boundaries, herdsmen, literature, poetry, writing, language, oratory, invention, and the guide of souls to the Underworld.
 * Hestia: the goddess of the hearth, the home, family, domesticity, and architecture.
 * The Horae: goddesses of the seasons. They were the keepers of the gates of Olympus.
 * Dike: the goddess of justice.
 * Eirene: the goddess of peace and spring.
 * Eunomia: the goddess of good order, lawful conduct, and green pastures.
 * Hygeia: the goddess of good health.
 * Hyperion: the Titan of light.
 * Hypnos: the god of sleep.

I

 * Iapetus: the Titan of mortality.
 * Iaso: the goddess of cures and remedies.
 * Iris: the goddess of the rainbow and a messenger of the gods.

K

 * The Keres: spirits of violent and cruel deaths.

L

 * Lelantos: the Titan of air and the hunter's skill of stalking prey.
 * Lethe: the goddess of the River of Oblivion.
 * Leto: the Titaness of womanly demure, modesty, and motherhood.
 * The Litae: the goddesses of prayers.

M

 * Macaria: the goddess of blessed deaths.
 * Melete: the Titaness of practice.
 * Melinoe: the goddess of ghosts.
 * Melisseus: the god of honey and bee-keeping.
 * Menoetes: an spirit who tended the cattle of the Underworld.
 * Menoetius: the Titan of violent anger, rash action, and human mortality.
 * Metis: the Titaness of good counsel, advice, planning, cunning, craftiness, and wisdom.
 * Minos: a judge of the dead in the Underworld.
 * Mnemosyne: the Titaness of memory and remembrance.
 * The Moirae: three goddesses of fate.
 * Clotho: the goddess who spun the thread of life.
 * Lachesis: the goddess who measured the thread of lfie.
 * Atropos: the goddess who cut the thread of life.
 * The Muses: nine goddesses of music, song, and dance who inspired poets and artists.
 * Calliope: the goddess of eloquence and epic poetry.
 * Clio: the goddess of history.
 * Erato: the goddess of erotic poetry and mime.
 * Euterpe: the goddess of lyric poetry.
 * Melpomene: the goddess of tragedy.
 * Polyhymnia: the goddess of religious hymns.
 * Terpsichore: the goddess of choral song and dancing.
 * Thalia: the goddess of comedy and bucolic poetry.
 * Urania: the goddess of astronomy and astronomical writings.

N

 * Nemesis: the goddess of retribution, indignation, revenge, and balance.
 * The Nesoi: primordial goddesses of islands.
 * Nike: the goddess of victory.
 * Nyx: the primordial goddess of the night.

O

 * The Oceanides: nymphs of the fresh water sources of the earth.
 * Oceanus: the Titan of the sea.
 * The Oneiroi: spirits of dreams.
 * Ophion: a Titan who ruled the world at some point.
 * The Ourea: primordial gods of mountains.

P

 * Paedia: a goddess of play and amusement.
 * Pallas: the Titan of warcraft.
 * Panacea: the Greek goddess of cures and panaceas.
 * Pandaesia: a goddess of rich banquets.
 * Pannychis: a goddess of night festivities and parties.
 * Pasithea: the Greek goddess of rest and relaxation.
 * Peitho: the Greek goddess of persuasion, seduction, and charming speech.
 * Persephone: the queen of the Underworld and goddess of the spring.
 * Perses: the Titan of destruction.
 * Phanes: a primordial god of procreation.
 * Phlegethon: the god of the River of Fire.
 * Phobos: a god of panic and fear.
 * Phoebe: a Titaness of the moon, prophecy, and oracular intellect.
 * Phorcys: the god of the hidden dangers of the deep sea.
 * Pontus: the primordial god of the sea.
 * Poseidon: the god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses.
 * Prometheus: the Titan of forethought and crafty counsel.
 * Psyche: the Greek goddess of the soul.

R

 * Rhadamanthys: a judge of the dead in the Underworld.
 * Rhea: the Titaness of motherhood, female fertility, menstruation, and generation.

S

 * Selene: the Titaness of the moon.
 * Styx: the Titaness of the River Styx and hatred.

T

 * Tartarus: the primordial god of the Tartarean pit.
 * Tethys: the Titaness of fresh water.
 * Thalassa: the primordial goddess of the sea.
 * Thallo: the goddess of spring buds and green shoots.
 * Thanatos: the god of death.
 * Theia: the Titaness of sight and the light of the sky.
 * Themis: the Titaness of divine law and order.
 * Trophonius: a deified mortal who presided over the Oracle of Lebadeia.
 * Tyche: the goddess of fortune, chance, and fate.

U

 * Uranus: the primordial god of the skies and heavens.

Z

 * Zelus: the god of rivalry, emulation, jealousy, envy, and zeal.
 * Zeus: the god of the sky, thunder, lightning, law, and order. He was also the king of the gods.