Arachne #407
- Goddess of Weaving
- Boasting
- Competition
- Creating an artistic series based on a central theme
- Dexterity
- Expressing defiance through artistic expression
- Fabric arts
- Hubris
- Human
- Identification with the skills or traits of an animal, insect, or arachnid, etc.
- Manual skills
- Punishment for insolence
- Rebellious streak
- Skills that lend themselves to express disdain or contempt
- Transformation from human to arachnid
- Weaving
- Your skill won't save you in the end
- The mortal, Arachne, boasted about her weaving skills
- The Goddess Minerva (aka Athena) challenged Arachne to a weaving contest
- Arachne's weaving was better than the Gods', and she was punished for it
- Read more on the patch page: Arachne Embroidered Heart Patches – ASTROFIX
- Challenger to Athena
- Daughter of a shepherd
- Mocker of Jupiter (Zeus)
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Ariadne #43
- Goddess of Mazes
- Known for "Ariadne's thread"
- Ability to see threads of connection
- Beautiful
- Guide
- Hanging on by a thread
- Having a mind that understands labyrinths
- Helping others who may be fleeing or escaping difficult situations
- Maze-breaker
- Talent for solving puzzles
- Willingness to help solve complex problems
Ariadne was the daughter of King Minos and is famous for guiding the hero Theseus through a maze to slay the mythical Minotaur. Later, she married Dionysus God of Wine and Ecstasy.
- Guide to Theseus
- Daughter of King Minos
- Enemy to the Minotaur
- Wife of Dionysus
Artemis #105
- Goddess of the Wilderness, Hunting, and the Moon
- Athletic ability
- Carries a bow and arrow
- Friends with animals over humans
- Hunting prowess
- Hunts by the light of the Moon
- Independent
- Instinctive
- Midwife
- Primordial
- Roams the woods at night
- Solitary
- Surrounded by loyal hunting dogs
- Virginal
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- Daughter of Jupiter (Zeus)
- Daughter of the mortal, Leto
- Greek counterpart of the Roman goddess, Diana
- Twin sister of Apollo (Helios)
Astarte #672
Astraea #5
- Star Maiden
- Innocence
- Purity
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- Daughter of the Titan, Themis
- Sister of the three Hours, or Horae (Dike, Eunomia, and Eirene)
- Sister of the three Fates, or Moirae
Aurora #94
- Personificaton of Dawn
- Gentle
- Lovely
- Renewed each day
- Equated with the Vedic day-break deities known as the Ushas
- Roman counterpart to the Greek goddess of the Dawn, Eos
- Mother of the four Winds: Aquilo, Auster, Vulturnus, and Favonius
- Sister of Luna
- Sister of Sol
Calliope #22
- Muse of Eloquence & Epic Poetry
Calliope Asteroid #22
"Muse of Eloquence & Epic Poetry"
Eloquence
9 Olympian Muses
- Erato “Muse of Lyric and Erotic Poetry”
- Euterpe “Muse of Lyric Song”
- Calliope “Muse of Epic Poetry, Music, Song, Dance, and Eloquence”
- Clio “Muse of History”
- Melpomene “Muse of Tragedy”
- Polyhymnia “Muse of Sacred Song”
- Terpsichore “Muse of Choral Song and Dance”
- Thalia “Muse of Comedy and Bucolic Poetry”
- Urania “Muse of Astronomy”
3 Boeotian Muses
- Aoede "Muse of Voice and Song"
- Melete "Muse of Thought and Meditation"
- Mnemosyne "Muse of Memory, and mother of the 9 Muses"
Ceres #1
- Goddess of Grain & Cereal
- Agriculture
- Appreciation of nature
- Awareness of seasonal cycles
- Cereal and grains
- Creative production
- Culinary arts
- Doing the physical work of food production
- Nurturing and Nourishment
- Parent-child relationships
- Mother of Persephone
- Mother-in-law of Pluto
- Roman counterpart to the Greek goddess Demeter
- Sister of Jupiter