Mythology
These are lists are various gods, people, and creatures of mythology in whom I have been interested. These lists are far from complete and probably never will be.
Mythology outline
This is an outline that I had lying around but can not remember where I got it from.
- How myths began
- Kinds of myths
- Nature myths
- Creation of the World
- Greek and Roman myths
- Chaos
- Erebus
- Gaea
- Rhea
- Saturn
- Uranus
- Norse
- Odin
- Yggdrasil
- Egyptian - Re
- Greek and Roman myths
- Creation of Man
- Greek and Roman
- Deucalion
- Pandora
- Prometheus
- Norse - Odin
- Greek and Roman
- Change of Seasons - Greek and Roman
- Adonis
- Porserpina
- Creation of the World
- Myths of Sin and Punishment
- Greek and Roman
- Aesclelapuis
- Andromeda
- Arachne
- Atlas
- Bellerophon
- Cassandra
- Circe
- Deadlus
- Galatea
- Harpy
- Jason - Argonauts
- Laocoon
- Madea
- Medusa
- Midas
- Marcissus
- Memesis
- Niobe
- Oedipus
- Orion
- Pandora
- Phaedra
- Phaethon
- Polyphemus
- Prometheus
- Pygmalion
- Semele
- Sisphus
- Tantalus
- Norse - Loki
- Egyptian - Set
- Greek and Roman
- Aesthetic Myths - Greek and Roman
- Alcestis
- Andromache
- Antigone
- Arethusa
- Ariadne
- Atalnta
- Baucis and Philemon
- Cadmus
- Calypso
- Castor and Pollux
- Daphne
- Egeria
- Electra
- Endymion
- Europa
- Eurydice
- Ganymede
- Hercules
- Iphigenia
- Orestuse
- Orpheus
- Perseus
- Pamona
- Psyche
- Scylla
- Theseus
- Ulyssies
- Nature myths
- The Gods and Goddesses
- Comparison of the Gods of Greece and Rome
- The Principle Gods
- Agriculture
- Ceres - Roman
- Cronus - Greek
- Demeter - Greek
- Isis - Egyptian
- Osiris - Egyptian
- Saturn - Roman
- The Arts
- Athena - Greek
- Minerva - Roman
- Muses - Greek and Roman
- Thoth - Egyptian
- Astronomy - Urana - Muse - Greek and Roman
- Banquets - Graces - Greeks
- Beauty
- Aphrodite - Greek
- Balder - Norse
- Freyja - Norse
- Venus - Roman
- Beginnings
- Hera - Greek
- Janus - Greek
- Juno - Roman
- Blacksmithing
- Hephaestus - Greek
- Vulcan - Roman
- Comedy - Thalia - Muse - Greek and Roman
- Commerce
- Hermes - Greek
- Mercury - Roman
- Dance
- The three Graces - Greek
- Hatha - Egyptain
- Terpischore - Muse - Greek and Roman
- Dawn
- Aurora - Roman
- Eos - Greek
- Rulers of the Dead
- Hades - Greek
- Hecate - Greek
- Hel - Norse
- Pluto - Roman
- Proserpina - Greek and Roman
- Death
- Mors - Roman
- Thanatos - Greek
- Destiny
- Fates - Greek and Roman
- Jupiter - Roman
- Norns - Norse
- Zeus - Greek
- Domestic Life - Vesta - Roman
- Enemies of the Greeks - Titan - Greek
- Atlas
- Prometheus
- Epic Poetry - Caliope - Muse - Greek and Roman
- Evil
- Loki - Norse
- Set - Egyptian
- Family - Lares and Penatus - Roman
- Fire
- Hephaestus - Greek
- Promethues - Greek
- Vulcan - Roman
- Flowers
- Chloris - Greek
- Flora - Roman
- Proserpina - Greek and Roman
- Fruit and Fruitfulness
- Astarte - Phoenician
- Frey - Norse
- Pomona - Roman
- Gambling
- Hermes - Greek
- Mercury - Roman
- Gates - Janus - Roman
- Good
- Balder - Norse
- Osiris - Egyptian
- Graciousness - The three Graces - Greek
- Healing
- Aesculapius - Greek and Roman
- Isis - Egyptian
- Serupis - Egyptian
- Health - Hygeia - Greek
- Hearth - Vesta - Roman
- Heaven
- Hera - Greek
- Juno - Roman
- Jupiter - Roman
- Odin - Norse
- Uranus - Greek
- Zeus - Greek
- Herds - Faun - Roman
- Hills and Mountains - Oreads - Greek and Roman
- History - Clio - Muse - Greek and Roman
- Home - Lares and Penatus - Roman
- Horsemanship - Castor - Greek
- Hunting
- Artemis - Greek
- Astarte - Phoenician
- Diana - Roman
- Joy
- Comos - Greek
- Euphrosyne - Grace - Greek
- Hathor - Egyptian
- Judgment - Anubis - Egyptian
- Life
- Amon - Egyptian
- Frigg - Norse
- Light
- Apollo - Greek and Roman
- Hera - Greek
- Horus - Egyptian
- Juno - Roman
- Lightning
- Jupiter - Roman
- Zeus - Greek
- Love
- Aphrodite - Greek
- Cupid - Roman
- Eros - Greek
- Freyja - Egyptian
- Hathor - Egyptian
- Venus - Roman
- Love Poetry - Erato - Muse - Greek and Roman
- Luck
- Fortuna - Roman
- Tyche - Greek
- Lyric Poetry - Eutape - Muse - Greek and Roman
- Magic - Isis - Eqyptian
- Marriage
- Hera - Greek
- Hymon - Greek
- Juno - Roman
- Medicine - Aesclepius - Greek and Roman
- Messengers of the Gods
- Hermes - Greek
- Isis - Greek
- Mercury - Roman
- Valkyrie - Norse
- Mirth - Comus - Greek
- Moon
- Astarte - Phoenician
- Luna - Roman
- Mother Earth
- Gaea - Greek
- Terra - Roman
- Music and Song
- Apollo - Greek and Roman
- The three Graces - Greek
- Hathor - Egyptian
- New Year - Janus - Roman
- Night
- Nox - Greek
- Nyx - Greek
- North Wind - Boreas - Greek and Roman
- Ocean and Sea
- Neptune - Roman
- Njord - Norse
- Nymph - Greek and Roman
- Arethusa - Greek
- Calypso - Greek
- Galatea - Greek
- Nereid - Greek
- Scylla - Greek
- Siren - Greek
- Posideon - Greek
- Proteus - Greek
- Triton - Greek
- Pastoral Poetry - Thalia - Muse - Greek and Roman
- Peace - Mercury - Roman
- Poetry - Apollo - Greek and Roman
- Productiveness
- Magna Mater - Roman
- Rhea - Greek
- Queen of the Gods
- Hera - Greek
- Juno - Roman
- Rain
- Frey - Norse
- Uranus - Greek
- Rainbow - Iris - Greek
- Riches - Pluto - Roman
- Rivers, Springs, and Fountains
- Alphlus - Greek
- Egeria - Roman
- Naiad - Greek and Roman
- Raneus - Greek
- Rulers of the Gods and Men
- Amon - Egyptian
- Jupiter - Roman
- Odin - Norse
- Osiris - Egyptian
- Zeus - Greek
- Sacred Poetry - Polyhymnia - Muse - Greek and Roman
- Sailors
- Castor and Pollux - Greek and Roman
- Serapis - Egyptian
- Science - Thoth - Egyptian
- Silence
- Anubis - Egyptian
- Horus - Egyptian
- Sleep
- Hypnos - Greek
- Morpheus - Greek
- Somnus - Roman
- Social Matters - The three Graces - Greek and Roman
- Soul - Psyche - Greek
- Sports
- Castor and Pollux - Greek and Roman
- Hercules - Greek
- Spring
- Chloris - Greek
- Flora - Roman
- Proserpina - Greek and Roman
- Strife - Loki - Norse
- Sun
- Apollo - Greek and Roman
- Helios - Greek
- Hyperion - Greek
- Marduk - Babylonian
- Nebo - Babylonian
- Re - Egyptian
- Sunshine - Frey - Norse
- Thieves
- Hermes - Greek
- Mercury - Roman
- Thunder
- Jupiter - Roman
- Thor - Norse
- Zeus - Greek
- Time
- Cronus - Greek
- Saturn - Roman
- Tragedy - Melpomene - Muse - Greek and Roman
- Trees
- Dryad or Hemadryad - Greek and Roman
- Pomona - Roman
- Underworld
- Charon - Greek
- Hades - Greek
- Hel - Norse
- Pluto - Roman
- Vengeance
- Furies - Greek
- Nemesis - Greek
- Victory - Nike Apteros - Greek
- War
- Ares - Greek
- Athena - Greek
- Mars - Roman
- Minerva - Roman
- Thor - Norse
- Tyr - Norse
- Watchman of the Gods - Heimdall - Norse
- Water - Nelro - Babylonian
- Wealth
- Pluto - Roman
- Plutus - Greek
- Weather
- Jupiter - Roman
- Zeus - Greek
- West Wing - Zephyrus - Greek
- Wickedness
- Loki - Norse
- Set - Egyptian
- Winds - Aeolus - Greek
- Wine
- Bacchus - Roman
- Dionysus - Greek
- Wisdom
- Athena - Greek
- Balder - Norse
- Minerva - Roman
- Nebo - Babylonian
- Odin - Norse
- Thoth - Egyptian
- Witchcraft - Hecate - Greek
- Womanhood
- Hera - Greek
- Juno - Roman
- Woodlands
- Faun - Roman
- Pan - Greek
- Satyr - Greek
- Youth - Hebe - Greek
- Agriculture
- Mortal Characters in Mythology
- Greek and Roman
- Achales
- Achilles
- Actason
- Adonis
- Aeneas
- Agememnon
- Ajax
- Alcestis
- Amazon
- Amphytryon
- Andromache
- Andromeda
- Antigone
- Arachne
- Argonauts
- Ariadne
- Atalanta
- Baucis and Philemon
- Bellerophone
- Cadmis
- Cassandra
- Cecrops
- Cepheus
- Circe
- Clylemnestra
- Daphne
- Deucalion
- Dido
- Electra
- Endymion
- Europe
- Eurydice
- Ganymede
- Hector
- Hecuba
- Helen of Troy
- Hellespont
- Hercules
- Hermore
- Hero and Reander
- Hesperides
- Io
- Iphigenia
- Jason
- Laocoon
- Medea
- Memnon
- Menelaus
- Mentor
- Midas
- Minos
- Narcissus
- Nausicaa
- Neotolemus
- Nestor
- Oedipus
- Old Man of the Sea
- Orestes
- Orion
- Orpheus
- Pandora
- Paris
- Penelope
- Perseus
- Phedra
- Phaëthon
- Phrixus
- Priam
- Protesilaus
- Pygmalion
- Rhadamanthus
- Semele
- Sisyphus
- Tantalus
- Terra
- Theseus
- Ulysses
- Norse
- Brunhild
- Nibelung
- Siegfried
- Sigurd
- Wayland the Smith
- Babylonian - Semisamis
- Greek and Roman
- Mythological Creatures
- Greek and Roman
- Argus
- Centaur
- Cerberus
- Charybdis
- Chimera
- Cyclopes
- Polyphemirs
- Dryad
- Farnese Bull
- Faun
- Gorgon
- Medusa
- Graese
- Griffin
- Harpy
- Hydra
- Hercules
- Minotaur
- Labyrinth
- Pegasus
- Python
- Satyr
- Typhon
- Arabic and Persian
- Genii
- Roc
- Egyptian
- Apis
- Phoenix
- Norse
- Fafnir
- Gnome
- Nix
- Werewolf
- In several cultures
- Giant
- Mermaid
- Unicorn
- Greek and Roman
- Places and Events
- Greek and Roman
- Abydos
- Acheron
- Aganippe
- Arcadia
- Atlantis
- Augean Stables
- Cyclodes
- Delphi
- Dodona
- Elysian Fields
- Etna
- Hades
- Hellespont
- Temple of Hephaestus
- Hesperia
- Ionian Sea
- Ithrace
- Labyrinth
- Lethe
- Olympus
- Parnassus
- Pellion
- Pillars of Hercules
- Styx
- Tartarus
- Thebes
- Troy
- Norse
- Asgard
- Niflheim
- Valhalla
- Greek and Roman
- Objects and Symbols
- Greek and Roman
- Aegis
- Ambrosia
- Caduceus
- Golden Fleece
- Gordian Knot
- Necter
- Nepenthe
- Palladium
- Trojan Horse
- Norse - Yggdrasil
- Greek and Roman
- Mythology and Ancient Religion - Greek and Roman
- Ceremonies and Worship
- Acropolis
- Fire
- Hecatomb
- Lupercalia
- Mysteries
- Pantheon
- Parthenon
- Pontifex
- Quirinal
- Saturnalia
- Communication
- Augur
- Oracles
- Delphi
- Doduna
- Sibyl
- Ceremonies and Worship
Greek Gods
- The First Gods
- Chaos
- Tarterus
- The Children of ...
- Chaos
- Erebus
- Eros
- Gaia
- Nyx
- Erebus
- Hypnos
- Thanatos
- with Nyx
- Aether
- Charon
- Fates (sometimes attributed to Zeus and Themis)
- Clotho (Nona) - Spinner
- Lachesis (Decuma) - Allotter
- Atropos (Morta) - Inflexible
- Hemera (parent of Thalassa)
- Hesperides (singular Hesperis)
Three Golden Ones / Daughters of the Evening (sometimes attributed to Atlas or Zeus)
- Aegle
- Erytheia
- Hespere (also known as Arethusa)
- Gaia
- Pontos
- Python
- Ouranos
- with Helios - Acheron
- with Pontos
- Phorcys
- Ceto
- Thaumas
- with Tarterus - Typhon
- with Ouranos
- Cyclops
- Arges
- Brontes
- Sterops
- Hecatonchires
- Briareus
- Cottus
- Gyges
- The Titans
- Coeus
- Crius
- Cronus (Saturn)
- Hyperion
- Iapetus
- Mnemosyne
- Oceanus
- Phoebe
- Rhea
- Tethys
- Theia
- Themis
- Cyclops
- Ouranos
- Nereus
- Furies
- Names
- Alecto - Unceasing in Anger
- Tisiphone - Avenger of Murder
- Megaera - Jealous
- known as
- Greek
- Singular
- Erinys
- Eumenes
- Plural
- Erinyes
- Eumenides
- Singular
- Roman
- Singular - Furia
- Plural - Furiae
- Greek
- Names
- Typhon and Echidna
- Ceberus
- Chimera
- The Eagle
- Hydra
- Ladon
- Nemean Lion
- Orthrus
- Sphinx
- Phorcys and Ceto
- Echidna
- The Gorgons
- Euryale
- Medusa
- Stheno
- Old Grey Ones (Grææ)
- Deino
- Enyo
- Pemphredo
- Seylia
- Thaumas and Electra
- Iris
- Harpies
- Aelio
- Celaeno
- Ocyaete
- Podarge (sometimes not considered a Harpy)
- Coeus and Phoebe
- Astera (parent of Hecate)
- Leto
- Cronus and Rhea
- Demeter (Ceres)
- Hades (Pluto)
- Hera (Juno)
- Hestia (Vesta)
- Posidon (Neptune)
- Zeus (Jupiter)
- Hyperion and Theia
- Eos
- Helios (father of Phaeton with Clymne)
- Selene
- Iapetus and Clymene
- Atlas
- Epimetheus (married Pandora)
- Menoetius
- Prometheus
- Mnemosyne (Mother of Memory) and Zeus
- Muses
- Names
- Calliope (She of the Beautiful Voice), Muse of heroic or epic poetry and usually shown holding a writing tablet
- Clio (Proclaimer), Muse of history and usually shown holding a scroll
- Erato (Lovely), Muse of lyric and love poetry and usually shown playing a lyre
- Euterpe (Well Pleasing), Muse of music or flutes and usually shown playing flutes
- Melpomene (Songstress), Muse of tragedy and usually shown holding a tragic mask
- Polymnia (She of the Many Hymns), Muse of sacred poetry or of the mimic art and usually shown with a pensive look
- Terpsichore (Whirler of the Dance), Muse of dancing and choral song and usually shown dancing and holding a lyre
- Thalia (Blooming), Muse of comedy and usually shown holding a comic mask/shepherd's staff
- Urania (Heavenly), Muse of astronomy and usually shown holding a globe and compass
- known as
- Greek
- Mousa
- Moisa
- Roman - Musa
- Greek
- Names
- Muses
- Tethys
- with Oceanus - The Oceanids
- Acaste
- Admete
- Amphirho
- Asia
- Callirrhoë
- Calypso
- Cerceïs
- Chryseis
- Clymene
- Clytie
- Dione
- Doris
- Electra
- Eudora
- Europa
- Eurynome
- Galaxaura
- Hippo
- Ianeira
- Ianthe
- Idyia
- Melobosis
- Menestho
- Metis (mother of Athena with Zeus)
- Ocyrrhoë
- Pasothoë
- Peitho
- Perse
- Perseïs
- Petraea
- Plexaura
- Pluto
- Polydora
- Prymno
- Rhodea
- Styx
- Telesto
- Thoë
- Tyche
- Urania
- Xanthe
- Zeuxo
- There were 3,000 Oceanids - Ocean Nymphs
- with Posidon - Proteus (father of Amphitrite with Doris)
- with Oceanus - The Oceanids
- Themis and Zeus
- The Horæ
- Auxo - plant growth
- Carpo - fruits of summer
- Thallo - flowers of spring
- Dike - Justice
- Eirene - Peace
- Eunomia - Good Order
- The Fates (see Erebrus)
- The Horæ
- Nereus and Doris
- Nereids
- Actaea
- Agaue
- Autonoë
- Cymatolege
- Cymo
- Cymodoce
- Cymothoë
- Doris II
- Doto
- Dynamene
- Eïone Alimede
- Erato
- Euagore
- Euarne
- Eucrante
- Eudora
- Eulimene
- Eunice
- Eupompe
- Galatea
- Galene
- Glauce
- Glauconome
- Halie
- Hipponoë
- Hippothoë
- Laomedea
- Leagore
- Lysianassa
- Melite
- Menippe
- Nemertes
- Neso
- Nisaea
- Panopea
- Pasithea
- Pherusa
- Ploto
- Polynoë
- Pontoporea
- Pronoë
- Proto
- Protomedes
- Psamathe
- Sao
- Speo
- Themisto
- Thetis (mother of Achilles with a mortal)
- Thoë
- Nereids
- Leto and Zeus
- Apollo
- Artemis
- Demeter
- Eos and Astraeus
- Boreas (Aquilo) - North Wind
- Eurus - East Wind
- Notus (Auster) - South Wind
- Zephyrus (Favonius) - West Wind
- Atlas
- Pleiades
- Alcyone
- Celaeno
- Electra
- Maia (mother of Hermes by Zeus)
- Merope
- Sterope
- Taygete
- Pleiades
- Calliope and Apollo
- Linus
- Orpheus (married to Eurydice)
- Eurynome and Zeus
- Graces (also attributed to Dionysus and Aphordite)
- Names
- Aglaia - Brightness
- Euphrosyne - Joyfulness
- Thalia - Bloom
- also known as
- Greek
- Singular - Charis
- Plural - Charites
- Roman - Gratia
- Greek
- Names
- Graces (also attributed to Dionysus and Aphordite)
- Boreas and Oreithyia
- Aurai - Nymphs of light winds
- Chione
- Boreads
- Calais
- Zetes
- Zephyrus and Podarge
- Aurai - Nymphs of light winds
- Belius
- Xanthus
- Chaos
Nymphs
| Type | Location |
|---|---|
| Alseids | glens, groves |
| Auloniads | pastures |
| Aurai | breezy |
| Crinaeae | fountains |
| Daphnaie | laurel trees |
| Dryads | forests |
| Eleionomae | marshes |
| Epimeliads | sheep |
| Hamadryads | oak trees |
| Hesperides | golden apple trees |
| Hydriads | water and sea |
| Ieimakids | meadows |
| Limnades or Limnatides | lakes |
| Limoniads | meadows and flowers |
| Maenads | orgies |
| Meliads or Meliae | ash and fruit trees |
| Naiads | rivers, streams, and lakes |
| Napaeae | glens |
| Nereids | sea |
| Oceanids | clouds and sea |
| Oreads | mountains, grottos, and mountain pines |
| Pegaeae | springs |
| Pleiades | stars |
| Potameides | rivers |
Chinese Mythology
- The Eight Immortals (Pa Hsien)
- Han-Xiangzi
- Li-Tieguai
- Lan-Caihe
- Zhang-Guolao
- Zhong-Liquan
- Lu-Dongbin
- Cao-Guojiu
- He-Xiangu
- Lu-Dongbin
