The Charites

The Charites, or the Graces, were Greek goddesses. In Roman mythology, they were known as the Gratiae.
==Abode==
The Charites were goddesses of grace, charm, nature, creativity, fertility, beauty, adornment, mirth, festivity, dance, and song.
==Depiction==
The Charites were typically depicted in sculpture and mosaics as three naked women that were holding hands and dancing in a circle. They typically wore myrtle crowns and had myrtle sprigs in their hands.
==Relationships==
*Parents: Zeus and Eurynome
==Names==
===Elder Charites===
*Aglaea
*Euphrosyne
*Thalia
*Pasithea (sometimes)
*Hegemone (sometimes)
*Peitho (sometimes)
*Phaenna (sometimes)
===Younger Charites===
*Eucleia
*Euthenia
*Eupheme
*Philophrosyne
*Antheia (sometimes)
*Eudaimonia (sometimes)
*Paidia (sometimes)
*Pandaisia (sometimes)
*Pannychis (sometimes
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