Clymene

Clymene, or Asia, was a Greek Titanide and Oceanid nymph.
==Abode==
Clymene was the Titanide of renown, fame, and infamy.
==Depiction==
Clymene was depicted as the handmaiden of Hera. In a vase painting of the judgement of Paris, Clymene is standing next to Hera, perhaps symbolizing the fame of rulership, which Hera promises to Paris.
==Relationships==
*Parents: Oceanus and Tethys
*Spouse(s): Iapetus
*Children with Iapetus: Atlas, Prometheus, Epimetheus, Menoetius
Category:Greek Mythology
Category:Deities
Category:Titans
Category:Nymphs
Category:Oceanides