#titanesses

A Greek Idyll. By George Frederic Watts.

They have a folder on my Toyhouse here, where you can see some of the other gods/goddesses too!

selene is the titaness of the moon. she was sometimes said to drive a team of oxen and her lunar crescent was likened to a pair of bull's horns.

Since I already did some Concept Designs of the Titans from Greek Mythology, here are the Final Designs for The Titanesses (including Poseidon's Mother, Rhea) (saving Ops and even some fan-made Roman Names for the Other Titanesses that I will come up with for Part 2). We're gonna be starting up a Little Titan Line-Up Branch here. Titanesses (c) Greco-Roman Mythology SpongeBob Depictions of The Titanesses (c) Me

→ eurybia was the goddess of power over, and mastery of, the sea. she apparently presided over external forces which influence the main such as the rise of the constellations, seasonal weather, and the power of the winds.

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Asteria was born during the Golden Age of Greek mythology, the period when the Titans under Cronos ruled the cosmos. As such, Asteria was the daughter of the Titans Coeus and Phoebe, and therefore sister to the goddess Leto, and the occasionally named god Lelantos. Asteria’s name means “of the stars” or “starry one”, and Asteria was named the Greek goddess of shooting stars; more importantly though Asteria was also closely associated with divination by dreams. A major place dedicated to the worship of Asteria was on Delos where an oracle of dreams was to be found, and there was a close association between Asteria and the island of Delos.

Zeus, in the form of a mortal shepherd, slept together with Mnemosyne for nine consecutive nights, thus conceiving the nine Muses.