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a painting of a woman with flowers in her hair, holding a basket full of flowers
Tyche by AI Tyche is the ancient Greek goddess of fortune, chance, and prosperity. She was believed to control the fate and luck of individuals and cities, often depicted holding a cornucopia, symbolizing abundance, or a rudder, guiding destiny. Worship of Tyche was especially popular in Hellenistic cities, where she was honored as the protector of the community’s well-being. She could bring good fortune but was also seen as unpredictable, reflecting the random nature of luck. #GoddessTyche #...
an artist's rendering of a palace on top of a cliff
a painting of a man walking down a path towards a lake with clouds in the sky
the twelve zodiac signs are depicted in this cartoon style drawing, which includes four different women with
an info sheet with different types of items in the form of people's heads
Muses Mr. P's Mythopedia on fb
an info sheet with different types of plants and animals in it, including the names of each
an info poster showing the different types of logos and their meanings, including symbols for each type
two women in white and gold are standing next to each other with their hands together
Clotho, Lachesis & Atropos: The Moirai (Fates)~By Neith
Transform your phone into a masterpiece with our Summer Wallpaper | Hephaestus Series. Inspired by the God of the Forge, Hephaestus, this collection brings the heat and power of his legendary forge right to your fingertips.
Hephaestus
Transform your phone into a masterpiece with our Summer Wallpaper | Hephaestus Series. Inspired by the God of the Forge, Hephaestus, this collection brings the heat and power of his legendary forge right to your fingertips.
a drawing of a woman with an owl on her shoulder and shield around her neck
Athena by dmillustration
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an ancient greek man holding a spear and shield with two hands in his other hand
a drawing of a helmet with flowers on the side and leaves in the middle, against a blue background
Greek Battle Helmet Print - Digital Download
Original digital drawing of a Spartan/Greek battle helmet with American traditional flower tattoo accents
EtsyCA
EtsyCA 
Hellenic
Cerberus Mosaic Art - Historical Mosaic
Cerberus Mosaic Art - Historical Mosaic - 80cm x 80cm (31 x 31) / With frame / No
Introducing the Cerberus Mosaic Art - Historical Mosaic, a breathtaking piece that embodies strength, power, and protection. This captivating artwork features the formidable figure of Cerberus, the mythical three-headed dog from ancient Greek mythology, presented in an intricate mosaic form. Each of Cerberus's fierce heads is meticulously designed in striking black tones, highlighting the artist's attention to detail and skill.Set against a crisp white background, the Cerberus Mosaic Art creates
Mozaico
Mozaico 
Hellenic
a painting of a man holding a shield and wearing a red hat while standing in front of trees
Athena often given the epithet Pallas, is an ancient greek goddess associated with wisdom,...
Athena often given the epithet Pallas, is an ancient greek goddess associated with wisdom, handicraft, and warfare who was later syncretized with the Roman goddess Minerva. The patron and protectress of various cities across Greece, particularly the city of Athens. The Parthenon on the Acropolis of Athens is dedicated to her. Her major symbols include owls, olive trees, snakes, and the Gorgoneion. In art, she is generally depicted wearing a helmet and holding a spear. Athena was believed to...
an image of a painting with people in it
Paris Rescued by Aphrodite
At one point in the Trojan War, a duel between Menelaus and Paris was scheduled, and the winner was supposed to take Helen. Menelaus was a superior warrior when compared to Paris, and he would definitely kill him that day if it wasn't for divine intervention. Aphrodite whisked Paris away in a cloud. By doing so, she saved his life but prolonged the Trojan War and caused so many other deaths instead. And, Paris still got killed. #GreekMythology #OlympianGods #AncientGreece #Titans #Olympioi