Irene

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Irene Hadian

Irene dea della pace

an old statue of a woman holding a child

Irene, Irena, Eirene

a black and white drawing of a woman sitting on top of a flowery plant

EIRENE - eirênê the goddess of peace

Eirene Greek Goddess of Peace | EIRENE - eirênê the goddess of peace

a statue of a woman holding a child in her arms, against a red wall

Virtuelles AntikenMuseum Goettingen - Statue der Eirene mit dem Plutosknaben

The statue of the goddess of peace Eirene, with Pluto carried in her arms, handed down in several Roman marble copies. The lost bronze original was probably erected shortly after 374 BC by the Athenians at the launch of its own cult for Eirene on the Agora. It came from the sculptor Kephisodotos, who was probably the father of Praxiteles. Both Eirene and Plutos by the Greeks of old were regarded as illustrative divine essence.

three ancient greek women with flowers and leaves

three sisters/chorae: EIRENE (peace) EUNOMIA (harmony) DIKE (righteousness/justice)

a painting of a woman in a blue dress holding a green plant next to a tree

Eirene Prayer Card - Etsy

Eirene Prayer Card

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Irene

a woman with wings holding a light in her hand and surrounded by feathers, on a dark background

Eirene, Eternal Peace Seeker

Eirene (goddess of peace)

a painting of a woman sitting on top of a cloud with flowers in her hand

Irenic Eirene Goddess of Peace jacques dumont peace 1749 via LaWhimsy

a woman with red hair and white wings is standing in front of columns while pigeons fly around her

[Manip] Eirene - Goddess of peace

Eirene Goddess of Peace | Manip] Eirene - Goddess of peace

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Hora, Horae

THE HORAI (Horae) were the goddesses of the seasons and the natural portions of time. They presided over the revolutions of the heavenly constellations by which the year was measured, while their three sisters, the Moirae (Moirae) spinned out the web of fate. The Horai also guarded the gates of Olympos and rallied the stars and constellations of heaven.