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Titans From ancient Greek mythology. According to the poet Hesiod ("Theogony"), the titans are the children of Uranus (the god of heaven) and Gaia (the goddess of the earth), who rebelled against the Olympian gods, for which they were cast into Tartarus (hell, underworld). Allegorically, people who are distinguished by talent, strength mind,

From ancient Greek mythology. According to the poet Hesiod ("Theogony"), the titans are the children of Uranus (the god of heaven) and Gaia (the goddess of the earth), who rebelled against the gods of the Olympians, for which they were thrown into Tartarus (hell, underworld). Allegorically: people who are different ... ... Dictionary of winged words and expressions

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- (Titanes, Τιτα̃νες). The children of Uranus and Gaia are six sons and six daughters. They entered into a struggle with Zeus for possession of the sky, but were struck by him with the help of the Cyclopes and hundred-armed giants and thrown into Tartarus. (Source: A Concise Dictionary of Mythology and... ... Encyclopedia of mythology

Descendants of Titan of monstrous growth, possessing extraordinary strength, arguing with Jupiter about the possession of the sky and overthrown by his lightning into tartar. Dictionary of foreign words included in the Russian language. Chudinov A.N., 1910. TITANS in Greek. mythology... Dictionary of foreign words of the Russian language

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In the myths of the ancient Greeks, children (6 sons and 6 daughters) and grandchildren of the sky god Uranus and the earth goddess Gaia. Under the leadership of Kronos, Uranus was deposed; after the overthrow of Kronos by Zeus, part of the titans rebelled against the Olympic gods, part joined ... ... Historical dictionary

TITANS, in Greek mythology, the sons of Uranus and Gaia, the gods defeated by Zeus and cast down by him into tartar ... Modern Encyclopedia

In Greek mythology, the sons of Uranus and Gaia, the gods defeated by Zeus and cast down by him into Tartarus. In later myths, titans are confused with giants... Big Encyclopedic Dictionary

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In ancient Greek mythology, the titans are the gods of the second generation.

They are the children of Uranus (God of Sky) and Gaia (Goddess of Earth). There were 6 titans, their sisters (titanides) were also 6. They married each other and gave birth to a new generation of gods.

Ancient Greek mythology about the titans

sons uranium and gay: Ocean, Coy, Crius, Hyperion, Iapetus and Kronos. The daughters of Uranus and Gaia: Theia, Rhea, Themis, Mnemosyne, Phoebe and Tethys.
The most famous of them were Hyperion and Theia.
Titan Hyperion is the father of Helios (god of the Sun), Selene (goddess of the Moon) and Eos (goddess of the Dawn). Sometimes Hyperion is identified with Helios (including Homer).
Titanide Theia- the eldest daughter of Uranus and Gaia.
possessed power over the world stream, washing the earth and the sea, giving rise to all rivers, springs, sea currents. Shelter of the sun, moon and stars.

Ocean Statue
Author: I, QuartierLatin1968, from Wikipedia
The ocean is known for its peacefulness and kindness, respected by other gods. The ocean washes the border between the world of life and death, where is the entrance to the underworld. By its waters the horse Pegasus was born.
Pegasus(stormy current) in ancient Greek mythology - a winged horse, a favorite of the muses. He flew with the speed of the wind, with a blow of a hoof on the ground he could knock out sources. Subsequently, Pegasus delivered thunder and lightning to Zeus on Olympus from Hephaestus, who made them.

Pegasus on the Opera House in Poznan (Poland)
- the wife of her brother Ocean, with whom she gave birth to 3 thousand sons - river streams and 3 thousand daughters - oceanids.

Tethys (ancient Roman mosaic)
- the brother and husband of the Titanides Phoebe, who gave birth to Leto and Asteria. Kay participated in the Titanomachy and was thrown into Tartarus by Zeus with his brothers.
Titanomachy- wars of the titans, the battle of the Olympian gods with the titans, which lasted for 10 years in Thessaly between two camps of deities long before the existence of the human race. The Olympians won the victory with the help of the Cyclopes and the Hecatoncheires.

Peter Paul Rubens "The Fall of the Titans" Royal Museums of Fine Arts (Brussels).
Kay is the god-embodiment of the celestial axis, around which the clouds rotate and Helios (the Sun) and Selene (the Moon) walk through the heavens.
Titan Kronos- the youngest son of the first god Uranus and the goddess Gaia. Initially, he was considered the god of agriculture, and later, in the Hellenistic period, he was identified with the god of time, Chronos. He was the ruler of Olympus, and then overthrown and imprisoned in Tartarus.

P. Rubens "Saturn"
According to ancient Greek mythology, Uranus, fearing to die from one of his children, returned them again to the bowels of the earth. Therefore, Gaia persuaded Kronos, who was born last, to castrate Uranus. Kronos did this and became the supreme god.

D. Vasari and J. Christofano "Colverization of Uranus by Kron" (XVI century)
With him came the golden age. Kronos was afraid of the prediction of Uranus, according to which one of his children born to him by Rhea would overthrow him, and therefore swallowed them one by one. So he swallowed Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades and Poseidon. From the union of Kronos with the nymph Filira (which he later, fearing the jealousy of Rhea, turned into a mare), a centaur was born Chiron.

Chiron teaching Achilles to play the lyre

Unlike most of the other centaurs, who were famous for their rampage, propensity to drink and hostility to people, Chiron was wise and kind. He lived on Mount Pelion. He was a student of Apollo and Artemis, he himself taught many heroes: Jason (for whose journey he made the first celestial globe), as well as Dioscuri, Achilles, whom he fed with lion meat, possibly Orpheus and others. He taught the medical art of Asclepius and Patroclus, the art of hunting - Actaeon.
Rhea, pregnant with Zeus, not wanting to lose her last child, gave birth to him in a deep cave in Crete and hid him there, and gave Kronos a stone to swallow. When Kronos realized that he had been deceived, he began to look for Zeus all over the earth, but could not find him. The grown Zeus started a war with his father. After a ten-year war, Kronos was overthrown by Zeus and imprisoned in Tartarus (the deepest abyss under the kingdom of Hades).
But first, Zeus freed brothers and sisters from the womb of Kronos, forcing Kronos to vomit the children he had swallowed, and reigned over the world, making his brothers and sisters the Olympic gods ( Hestia- Goddess of the hearth Heru- the wife and queen of the gods, Demeter- goddess of fields and fertility, Aida- the god of the underworld of the dead and Poseidon- the god of the seas).
When Kronos castrated Uranus with a sickle, furies and giants were born from the blood of Uranus. Furies in ancient Roman mythology - the goddess of revenge (in ancient Greek mythology, they correspond erinyam).

Adolphe William Bouguereau, The Repentance of Orestes, or Orestes Persecuted by the Erinies (1862). Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, Virginia
Author: unknown, from Wikipedia
In later myths, titans are identified with giants.
The Titans were archaic deities whose veneration dates back to an era remote even for the ancient Greeks themselves. All together, the titans, most likely, were the personification of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, i.e. uncontrollable natural forces, and were defeated by the Olympian gods, who defended peace and order. The sons of the first titans were also called titans - Atlanta, Prometheus and Helios.

cyclops

According to ancient Greek mythology, the children of Uranus and Gaia, along with the Titans, were the Cyclopes. Cyclops (Cyclops)- divine beings (or a separate people) - three one-eyed giants: Arg("Shining"), Bront("Thunder") and Sterop("Glittering").
Immediately after the birth, the Cyclopes were tied up and thrown by their father into Tartarus. They were freed by the titans after the overthrow of Uranus, but again chained by Kronos.
When Zeus began a struggle with Kronos for power, he, on the advice of their mother Gaia, brought the Cyclopes out of Tartarus to come to the aid of the Olympian gods in the war against the titans. The Cyclopes forged thunderbolts (thunder and lightning) for Zeus, which he threw into the titans. They forged a helmet for Hades, a trident for Poseidon, taught Hephaestus and Athena crafts.
After the war of the titans ended, the Cyclopes continued to serve Zeus - to forge the weapons of the Thunderer.

D. Flaxman "Odysseus and the Cyclops Polyphemus"
The Cyclopes were interrupted by Apollo after Zeus struck the son of Apollo Asclepius with a thunderbolt (and it was the Cyclopes who forged this thunderbolt). Their place in the forge of Peruns was taken by Hephaestus.

Polyphemus
Author: Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein, from Wikipedia
According to one version, reflected by Homer in the Odyssey, the Cyclopes made up a whole people. Among them, the most famous ferocious son of Poseidon Polyphemus, which Odysseus deprived of a single eye.
The Scythian people of the Arimaspians were also considered one-eyed.
Where did the myth of the Cyclops come from?
Paleontologist Otenio Abel in 1914 suggested that dwarf elephants existed in antiquity (their skulls were found), the central nasal opening in the skull of an elephant could be mistaken for a giant eye socket. These elephants were found precisely on the Mediterranean islands of Cyprus, Malta, Crete, Sicily, Sardinia, the Cyclades and the Dodecanese.

Hecatoncheires

Hecatoncheires(from other Greek “hundred, hundred” and “hand”) - 100-handed and 50-headed giants, the personification of the elements, according to Hesiod, the sons of the god Uranus and the goddess Gaia: Briareus(Aegeon), Kott and Gies. Immediately after their birth, Uranus shackled them and plunged them into the bowels of the Earth, and Zeus freed them for the war with the titans. During the titanomachy of the hekatoncheirs, they were called to help by the Olympian gods, and they opposed the titans, bringing victory to the gods.
Later they guard the titans in Tartarus. Most likely, in fact, these were people who lived in the city of Storuchie in Chaonia.

mythical names- these are names taken from Roman, Greek, Scandinavian, Slavic, Egyptian and other mythology.

Mythical names include: names of mythical creatures, names of mythical heroes, names of mythical gods, names of mythical animals, etc.

Mythical male names starting with the letter B:

Bacchus(Roman) - god of wine

Boreas(Greek) - the son of Astrea and Eos, the deity of the cold north wind

Boyan, Bayan(glory) - singer

Mythical male names starting with the letter B:

Bacchus(Roman) - god of fertility and winemaking

Vlasiy(Greek) - consonant with the name of the Slavic god of livestock Veles

Volcano(Roman) - god of fire and blacksmithing

Mythical male names starting with the letter G:

Hector(Greek) - one of the bravest heroes of the battle of Troy. After killing Achilles' friend Patroclus, he was slain by Achilles

Hercules(Greek) - the son of Zeus and Alcmene, the greatest of the Greek heroes, who performed twelve feats, cleansed the earth of monsters and evil, and received immortality from the gods. Hercules is the Roman form of the name Heracles.

Hermes(Greek) - the son of Zeus and Maya, the messenger of the gods, the guide of the dead to the underworld, a clever, skillful kidnapper. Patron of travelers, merchants, artisans and gymnasts

Hermogenes(Greek) - born of Hermes (Mercury)

Hymen, Hymen(Greek) - god of marriage

Hyperborea(Greek) - a fairy-tale people, according to legend, lived in the far north in the eternally sunny country of universal prosperity

Mythical male names starting with the letter D:

Dionysus(Greek) - god of wine and fertility

Dior(Greek) - son of Amarink, leader of the Buprasians on a campaign against Troy

Dmitry(Greek) - belonging to Demeter, goddess of the earth

Zeus(Greek) - god of thunder and lightning

Mythical male names starting with the letter E:

Eremey(Greek) - dedicated to Hermes (Mercury)

Mythical male names starting with the letter Z:

Zephyr(Greek) - deity of the light western wind

Zinovy(Greek) - the power of Zeus

Mythical male names starting with the letter I:

Icarus(Greek) - a young man who flew away with his father Daedalus from the island of Crete, where they were held captive, on wings made of wax. Despite the warnings of his father, during the flight, Icarus approached the sun, which melted the wax, and the young man fell into the sea, where he died.

Iliodor(Greek) - gift of Helios (Sun)

Heraclius(Greek) - from Heracles, on behalf of Hercules, meaning: the glory of Hera (wife of Zeus)

Isidore(Greek) - a gift from the goddess Isis

Mythical male names starting with the letter K:

Castor(Greek) - the son of Leda from Tyndareus, who, together with his brother Pollux (Pollux), performed a number of feats

Claudius

Cupid(Roman) - god of love

Mythical male names starting with the letter L:

Lucifer(Rom.) - the Romans have the ancient name of the planet Venus. In Christian mythology, the lord of hell

Mythical male names starting with the letter M:

Robe(Greek) - son of Melamp, soothsayer

Maroon(Greek) - grandson of Dionysus and Ariadne, priest of Apollo in the city of Ismar, in Thrace

Mars(Roman) - god of war

Melanfius(Greek) - son of Dolion, shepherd, slave of Odysseus, whom he betrayed, serving the suitors of Penelope

Menelaus(Greek) - son of Atreus, husband of Helen, king of Sparta

Mentor(Greek) - friend of Odysseus, tutor of Telemachus. Literally, a mentor

Mercury(Roman) - the name of the Roman god Mercury, corresponding to the Greek Hermes

Morpheus- the son of the god of sleep, the creator of dreams

Mythical male names starting with the letter H:

Neptune(Roman) - god of the seas

Nereus(Greek) - the son of Pontus and Gaia, the father of Amphitrite and Nereids. Deity personifying the calm sea

Nestor(Greek) - the son of Neleus and Chloris, the wise king of the island of Pylos

Nireus(Greek) - the son of King Harop and Aglaya, the leader of the troops from Sima on a campaign against Troy

Note(Greek) - son of Astrea and Eos, humid south wind

Mythical male names starting with the letter O:

Oden (One) the supreme god in Norse mythology

Odysseus(Greek) - son of Laertes and Anticlea, king of the island of Ithaca

Oracle- priest, soothsayer, soothsayer

Orestes- the son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, who killed his mother, avenging his father. Clytemnestra cheated on her husband with Aegisthus, with whom she killed Agamemnon.

Orion- the legendary Boeotian, a giant hunter, with whom the goddess of the dawn Eos fell in love, after death he was turned into a star.

Orkan- Hurricane

Orpheus(Greek) - singer and musician, husband of the nymph Eurydice, who enchanted wild animals, trees and rocks with his art

Mythical male names starting with the letter P:

Pan(Greek) - son of Hermes, god of forests, patron of shepherds and flocks

Paris(Greek) - the son of Priam, who kidnapped Helen and killed Achilles

Parnassus- a mountain in Phocis, on the slope of which was the Delphic temple of Apollo. In myths - the habitat of Apollo and the Muses

Pean- god of healing

Pegasus(Greek) - the winged horse of Zeus. From the blow of his hoof on Mount Helikon, the source of Hippocrene clogged, the water of which gave inspiration to poets

Penates- in Roman mythology, the patron gods of the hearth

Perseus(Greek) - the son of Zeus and Danae

Perun- in Slavic mythology, the god of thunder and lightning

Pygmalion- the king of the island of Cyprus and the legendary sculptor who created an ivory statue of a girl of extraordinary beauty and fell in love with her. Aphrodite brought the statue to life and Pygmalion married the girl

Pluto(Greek) - god of the underworld

Pollux(Greek) - brother of Castor, son of Leda from Tyndareus, who, together with his brother, performed a number of feats

Polydor- the youngest son of Priam, killed by Achilles

Poseidon(Greek) - in Roman mythology, Neptune is the god of the seas, brother of Zeus

Priam- the last king of Troy

Proteus- soothsayer, father of the nymph Eidofei

Mythical male names starting with the letter R:

Rhadamanthus- son of Zeus and Europe, brother of Minos, king of Okalea in Boeotia, famous for his justice

Ramses(Egyptian) - a worshiper of the god Ra

rem(Roman) - one of the two legendary founders of Rome (brother of Romulus)

Mythical male names starting with the letter C:

Samson- the legendary biblical hero, distinguished by exceptional strength

satires- in Greek mythology, lower deities depicted as half-human, half-goat

Saturn(Roman) - the father of Jupiter. Cast out of heaven by his son, Saturn settled in southern Italy, where he established a golden age

Seraphim(Heb.) - fiery angel

Sylvan(Roman) - god of forests

sylphs(Celtic and German) - spirits of the air

Sisyphus- the founder of Corinth, who divulged the secrets of the gods among people and, as a punishment for this, rolled a stone block up the mountain in the underworld, which rolled down as soon as it reached the top. Hence the Sisyphean labor

Sim (Sima)- an island off the southern coast of Asia Minor, near Rhodes. Shem - the eldest of the three sons of Noah (heb.)

Skald- Old Norse singer

Stribog- in Slavic mythology, the god of the winds

Mythical male names starting with the letter T:

Tantalum(Greek) - a king who offended the gods and severely punished by them. In the underworld, he, standing up to his neck in water and seeing ripe fruits above his head, could not quench his thirst and hunger, since water and branches with fruits left him

Tartarus(Greek) - hell

Theseus(Theseus) - the son of Aegeus, the legendary king of Athens, who performed a number of difficult feats

Telamon- the king of the island of Salamina, a participant in the campaign of the Argonauts

telem- son of Eurymeus, old Cyclops, soothsayer

Telemachus son of Odysseus and Penelope

Term(Rom.) - the god of the boundary

Tyndareus King of Sparta, husband of Leda

Titans(Greek) - the ancestors of the generation of gods, overthrown by the last to tartar (hell)

Typhius, Typhos(Greek) - a giant imprisoned by the gods in the underworld, where two kites pecked at his liver, which constantly grew again

Tritons- sea deities, depicted in the form of half-humans, half-fish

Mythical male names starting with the letter U:

Uranus- god of the sky, husband of Gaia, father of Kron, Rhea, Prometheus, Iapetus and other gods and titans

Mythical male names starting with the letter F:

Fauns(Rom.) - forest deities

Phaeton- the son of Helios, who begged his father to allow him to rule the solar chariot. Unable to restrain his horses, he approached the Earth, on which forests began to burn and rivers to dry. Zeus hit Phaethon with lightning

Phoebus(Greek) - one of the names of Apollo, the god of the sun, light, poetry and art

Phoenix- son of the Thessalian king Amyntor, educator of Achilles

Fork- sea god, father of the nymph Foosa

Mythical male names starting with the letter X:

Ham- in the biblical legend, the son of Patriarch Noah, cursed by his father for disrespect

Harop- king of the city of Sima, father of Nireus

Mythical male names starting with the letter C:

Cerberus(Greek) - a three-headed hellish dog guarding the entrance to the underworld

Cyclops(Greek) - one-eyed giant

Mythical male names starting with the letter E:

Eumeus- the son of King Ctesias, the swineherd of Odysseus

Evre- deity of the morning, warm east wind

Aegeus- the legendary king of Athens, father of Theseus

Aegeon (Briareus)- a hundred-armed giant, son of Gaia

Electron– amber

Endymion- a beautiful young man, beloved of Selena, who asked Zeus to fulfill any of his desires. Endymion asked for immortality and eternal youth

Aeneas – son of King Anchises and goddess Aphrodite, leader of the Dardanians in the Trojan War

Enipey- the god of the river of the same name in Thessaly

aeolus(Greek) - god of the winds

Ermiy, Hermes(Greek) - the messenger of the Olympic gods, the herald of Zeus, the patron of travelers, merchants, artisans

Eros (Eros)- god of love

Eson- king of the city of Iolka in Thessaly, father of Jason

Jan, Janus(Roman) - the god of the beginning and the end, depicted with two faces turned in opposite directions. During the war, the temple of Janus stood open

Jason(Jason) - son of Aeson, brother of Pelias, leader of the Argonauts' campaign to Colchis for the Golden Fleece.

Mythical female names

Mythical female names starting with the letter A:

Aurora(Roman) - goddess of the dawn

Ambrosia- the food of the gods, giving them immortality and eternal youth

Apollinaria(Greek) - dedicated to Apollo, god of light

Artemis(Greek) - goddess of the hunt

astrea(Greek) - goddess of justice

Aphrodite(Greek) - goddess of love and beauty

Mythical female names starting with the letter B:

Bellona(Roman) - goddess of war

Mythical female names starting with the letter B:

Valkyries(Scand. myth.) - daughters of Odin, warrior maidens who carried the souls of slain heroes to Valhalla

Venus(Roman) - goddess of beauty and love

Vesta(Roman) - goddess of the hearth

Mythical female names starting with the letter G:

Halcyon(Greek) - the daughter of the god of the winds Eol, turned by Zeus into a sea bird

Hebe(Greek) - the goddess of eternal youth; on Olympus she brought the gods their drink - nectar

Gehenna(other Hebrew) - hell

Gela(Scand.) - goddess of death

Hera(Greek) - the eldest daughter of Cronos and Rhea, sister and wife of Zeus, patroness of marriage, assistant in childbirth

Hestia(Greek) - goddess of the hearth

Gaia ( Greek) - the goddess of the earth. Gave life to all gods and all living things

Hyades(Greek) - rain nymphs

Hydra(Greek) - a monster killed by Hercules

graces(Roman) - three goddesses of beauty

Mythical female names starting with the letter D:

Daphne(Greek) - a nymph who fled from the persecution of the god Apollo and was turned by her mother into a laurel tree

Diana(Roman) - goddess of the hunt

Dido(Rom.) - the Carthaginian queen, into whose kingdom Aeneas falls during his wanderings

Dione(Greek) - mother of Aphrodite

Dryad(Greek) - forest nymph

Mythical female names starting with the letter E:

Europe(Greek) - daughter of Phoenix and Perimedes, abducted by Zeus and gave birth to sons Minos and Rhadamanth from him

Elena(Greek) - daughter of Zeus and Leda, wife of Menelaus, whose abduction by Paris caused the Trojan War

Mythical female names starting with the letter Z:

Zinaida(Greek) - born of Zeus, from the genus of Zeus
Zlata(glory.) - the goddess of the Dawn

Mythical female names starting with the letter I:

Ida(Greek) - a mountain in Asia Minor, near Troy

Idothea(Greek) - daughter of Proteus, goddess of the sea

Isis(Egypt.) - the goddess of life, fertility and motherhood, who was also revered in Rome

Ilithyia(Greek) - the daughter of Zeus and Hera, the goddess who helps women in childbirth

Irida(Greek) - the granddaughter of the Ocean and Gaia, the goddess of the rainbow

Mythical female names starting with the letter K:

calypso, calypso(Greek) - daughter of Atlanta, nymph of the island of Ogygia, who held Odysseus captive for seven years

Cassandra(Greek) - the daughter of the Trojan king Priam and Hecuba, a soothsayer. After the capture of Troy, she was given as a reward to Agamemnon and was killed with him by Clytemnestra and Aegisthus

Kera- the winged goddess of death, stealing the soul of a dying person at the moment when she leaves the body

Claudia(Roman) - the adjective "claudus" was one of the epithets of the lame-footed god Vulcan, Hephaestus

Clio(Greek) - the muse of history

Mythical female names starting with the letter L:

Lada(glory.) - the goddess of the moon, the patroness of love and family happiness

Lelya(glory.) - goddess of youth

Leda(Greek) - the daughter of the Aetolian king Thestia, the wife of the Spartan king Tyndareus, the mother of Castor, Clytemnestra. From Zeus she gave birth to Helena and Polydeuces

Lydia- a region on the western coast of Asia Minor

Mythical female names starting with the letter M:

Mayan(Greek) - nymph of mountains, daughter of Atlanta, mother of Hermes

Mara(glor.) - the patroness of magic, the spirit of Death

Shrew(Greek) - one of the deities of hell in ancient mythology, the goddess of vengeance

Melpomene(Greek) - daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne, muse of tragedy and sad song

Minerva(Roman) - goddess of wisdom

Mnemosyne(Greek) - daughter of Uranus and Gaia, goddess of memory, mother of nine muses

Moira(Greek) - fate, fate. Moira are three inexorable sister goddesses who were in charge of the fate of people and gods. Clotho spun the thread of human life, Lachesis pulled it through all the vicissitudes of fate, Atropos cut the thread, interrupting human life

Muse(Greek) - in ancient Greece, the patron goddesses of the arts and sciences were called muses. The word "music" is related to this name

Mythical female names starting with the letter H:

Nemesis(Greek) - a goddess who personified fate, justice and vengeance

Nika(Greek) - the name of the goddess of victory

Nixa- in Germanic mythology - a water spirit

Nymphodora(Greek) - a gift from a nymph

nymphs- young goddesses who personified the phenomena of nature. Nymphs of sea water (nereids), springs and rivers (naiads), valleys (napei), mountains (oreads), forests (alseids), trees (dryads) were distinguished

Mythical female names starting with the letter O:

Ora- goddesses of the seasons

Mythical female names starting with the letter P:

parks- in Roman mythology, the goddess of fate

Penelope(Greek) - daughter of Icarius, wife of Odysseus, mother of Telemachus. In a common sense - a faithful wife

Polyxena Daughter of King Priam and Tekuba

Psyche- daughter of Helios, beloved of Eros. The personification of the human soul

Pomona(Roman) - goddess of fruits

Mythical female names starting with the letter P:

Retra- a bay in Ithaca

Rhea- daughter of Uranus and Gaia, sister and wife of Cronus, mother of Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Hestia, Demeter and Hera

Mythical female names starting with the letter C:

Selene- the goddess of the night sky, the personification of the moon, the daughter of Hyperion and Feya, the sister of Helios and Eos

Semiramide- Babylonian queen, famous for decorating the city of Babylon and creating hanging gardens

Seraphim(Heb.) - fiery angel

Sirens- bloodthirsty birds with female heads, captivating singing attracted sailors, whom they killed and devoured

Mythical female names starting with the letter T:

Terpsichore(Greek) - the muse of dancing and choral singing

Tisiphone(Greek) - goddess of vengeance

Mythical female names starting with the letter U:

Undine- wave, in Germanic mythology - a mermaid

Urania(Greek) - the muse of astronomy

Mythical female names starting with a letter: F

Phaedra- wife of Theseus, who fell in love with her stepson Hippolytus and committed suicide when he rejected her love

Themis(in Roman mythology - Justitia) - the daughter of Uranus and Gaia, the goddess of justice

Thetis(Greek) - sea goddess, mother of Achilles

Flora(Roman) - goddess of spring, flowers and youth

Thetis(Greek) - goddess of the sea, daughter of Nereus, mother of Achilles

Fortune(Rom.) - the goddess of fate, good luck, a happy occasion

Furies(Roman) - goddesses of vengeance

Mythical female names starting with the letter X:

Charita(Greek) - among the ancient Greeks, charites - goddesses of joy, love, beauty

Chris- the mythical island on which the sanctuary of Apollo was located

Mythical female names starting with the letter C:

Ceres(Roman) - goddess of agriculture and fertility

cyan- cornflower

Cicada- insect

Circe- the daughter of Helios and the Oceanids Persians, an evil sorceress, the ruler of the island of Ei, a seductress

cythera- goddess of love and beauty

Mythical female names starting with the letter E:

Eurydice nymph, wife of Orpheus

Eumenides(Greek) - avenging goddesses, corresponding to the furies in Roman mythology

Aegis- a shield with the image of the Gorgon's head, plunging people into horror. It was worn by Zeus, Athena and Apollo

aegina- nymph, daughter of Ason, who gave birth to Aeacus by Zeus

Hellas(Gellada) – Greece as a whole

aeolia- the legendary floating island inhabited by the winds, surrounded by a high copper wall

Eos(in Roman mythology - Aurora) - daughter of Hyperion and Feya, sister of Helios and Selena, goddess of the dawn

Erata, Erato(Greek) - the muse of lyrical, love poetry

Echidna- a bloodthirsty monster, a snake

Echo(Greek) - a nymph who, due to hopeless love for the young man Narcissus, lost her bodily appearance and turned into an invisible creature repeating other people's words

Mythical female names starting with the letter Yu:

Juno(Rom.) - patroness of marriage and family, assistant in childbirth

Brief energy-informational characteristics of some mythical names

Anga- the energy of this name transforms the character of a person into a cunning, serpentine, insidious type. On the energy-informational plane, this name is similar to a large snake, such as an anaconda, only mobile and dangerous, capable of swallowing a lot.

A person with this name is dangerous. A good mind combined with a strong intuition and sufficient willpower are all a set of a good mage.

A man is unlikely to stay close to a woman named Anga for a long time. After a sexual relationship with her, a man will feel sucked like a lemon. He will lose a lot of energy.

The only place where a woman with this name can realize herself is magic.

Neither personal life, nor career, nor doing business - nothing from this list can be achieved by a person with this name.

Vega- the energy of this name distorts the entire energy-information structure of a person. This name is dangerous and breaks the fate of a person.

Lyra- this name makes a woman insecure, living with constant fear - the fear of losing her job, the fear of getting sick. Many phobias give this name. A very sad name. This name can only be advised to the enemy.

Vesta- This name dramatically increases a person's self-esteem. A person begins to look down on the people around him. This increases his pride.

This name negatively affects the character of a woman. She is unlikely to have a good personal life, no friends, no girlfriends, no steady work. She will have nothing left but her big ego, her conceit. She will consider herself a standard in every way. And no one will love her.

This name doesn't suit anyone.

Selene- this name greatly blocks the work of the 4th energy center. Reduces immunity, impairs the functioning of the cardiovascular system, lungs. A person develops sadness and sadness. A woman becomes unable to love and be loved.

Not the right name for a woman.

Isis- this name activates the 6th and 3rd energy centers quite strongly. Slightly activates the 7th center. The name gives the male type of energy, makes the character of a woman dry, uncommunicative.

Of the professions, she could be a good accountant in an industrial warehouse.

Most likely there will be no personal life with this name. In career and material well-being, he will not achieve great success either. Against the background of a failed personal life, he can join a sect. At best, he will become an adherent of the official church.

If a woman was given this name, then she has few good spiritual developments.

The name is material.

Olga-Gera- this name negatively affects the work of the cardiovascular system, increases intracranial pressure. Man lives in sorrow. Not the best combination of the two names. Although it increases female sexuality.

Attention!

Sites and blogs have appeared on the Internet that are not our official sites, but use our name. Be careful. Fraudsters use our name, our email addresses for their mailing lists, information from our books and our websites. Using our name, they drag people into various magical forums and deceive (give advice and recommendations that can harm, or lure out money for magical rituals, making amulets and teaching magic).

On our sites, we do not provide links to magical forums or sites of magical healers. We do not participate in any forums. We do not give consultations by phone, we do not have time for this.

Note! We are not engaged in healing and magic, we do not make or sell talismans and amulets. We do not engage in magical and healing practices at all, we have not offered and do not offer such services.

The only direction of our work is correspondence consultations in writing, training through an esoteric club and writing books.

Sometimes people write to us that on some sites they saw information that we allegedly deceived someone - they took money for healing sessions or making amulets. We officially declare that this is slander, not true. In all our lives, we have never deceived anyone. On the pages of our site, in the materials of the club, we always write that you need to be an honest decent person. For us, an honest name is not an empty phrase.

People who write slander about us are guided by the basest motives - envy, greed, they have black souls. The time has come when slander pays well. Now many are ready to sell their homeland for three kopecks, and it is even easier to engage in slandering decent people. People who write slander do not understand that they are seriously worsening their karma, worsening their fate and the fate of their loved ones. It is pointless to talk with such people about conscience, about faith in God. They do not believe in God, because a believer will never make a deal with his conscience, he will never engage in deceit, slander, and fraud.

There are a lot of scammers, pseudo-magicians, charlatans, envious people, people without conscience and honor, hungry for money. The police and other regulatory agencies are not yet able to cope with the increasing influx of "Cheat for profit" insanity.

So please be careful!

Sincerely, Oleg and Valentina Svetovid

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"... And then, dividing

A bed with Uranus, the ocean gave birth to a deep one,

After all of them was born, among children the most terrible,

For for a long time they fought against each other

In fierce, mighty battles, with tension that hurts the soul,

All givers of blessings - from the peaks of the snowy Olympus.

Anger that hurts the soul, burning to each other,

For ten years they have been fighting among themselves continuously,

And the resolution of a heavy enmity or its ending

It did not come, and there was no end in sight between the internecine.

"Listen, glorious children born of Gaia with Uranus!

I will say the word, which soul ordered me in my chest.

For a very long time, fighting against each other,

We fight all these days continuously for power and victory, -

So he said. And approved the word, having heard it,

Gods, givers of blessings. And their souls desired war

Even hotter than before. Killing fight initiated

All of them on the same day - men, as well as wives, -

Fifty heads rose from strong bodies.

Three hundred stones from their mighty hands flew into titans

Quickly one after another, and in their flight they shaded

They are the bright sun. And titans brothers sent

Into the bowels of the wide-road land and imposed upon them

Heavy bonds, with the mighty hands of defeating the arrogant.

They dropped them underground as deep as far to the sky,

For so far from us is the many-gloomy Tartarus:

If, taking a copper anvil, throw it from the sky,

In nine days and nights she would fly to the earth;

If, taking a copper anvil, throw it from the ground,

In nine days and nights, weight would fly to Tartarus.

Tartarus is surrounded by a copper fence. in three rows