Chaos (Kaos)
by Agon Noga
1. Ouranos (Sky)
2. Tartarus (var x = cave like space under the earth)
3. Erebus (Darkness within x)
4. Eros (The urge to reproduce)
5. Nyx (Mother of Night)
6. Gaia (Earth)
7. 2 (Erebus+Nyx)
8. Hemera (Day)
9. Aither (Light)
10. 12 Titans 1st Gen
11. Oceanos [sea god]
12. Koios [god of intellect]
13. Koios [god of intellect]
14. Hyperion [high sun god]
15. Iapetos [god of mortality]
16. Theia [goddess of brightness]
17. Rhea [mother of the gods]
18. Themis [goddess of divine law]
19. Mnemosyne [goddess of memory]
20. Phoebe [moon goddess]
21. Tethys [river goddess]
22. Kronos [harvest god]
22.1. Leader of the titans after castrating his father
22.2. Ruled during the Golden Age
23. Three Cyclops
23.1. Odyssey
24. Three Hecatonchires
24.1. hundred-handed giants of even greater power than the Twelve Titans
25. Helios [Sun]
26. Selene [Moon]
27. Eos [Dawn]
28. 2nd Gen Titans
29. Lelantos [Air and the Unseen]
30. Leto [mother (twins) Apollo and Artemis]
31. Asteria [Falling Stars]
32. 2nd Gen Titans
33. 2nd Gen Titans
34. Atlas [upholder of the Earth]
35. Prometheus [Foresight; the creator of mankind]
36. Epimetheus [Aftersight]
37. Menoetios [Anger/Rage]
37.1. the first word of the Iliad is a cognate, menos
38. 2nd Gen Titans
39. Metis [Prudence/Wisdom]
40. Krios [god of constellations]
41. 2nd Gen Titans
42. Astraeus [Wind]
43. Pallas [War]
44. Perses [Destruction]
45. Erinyes (Furies)
46. the Giants
47. Meliai
48. Aphrodite (the goddess of love/sex)
49. sea deities, nymphs, and monsters
50. Proteus / Nereus
50.1. Odyssey
51. Nereids
51.1. the fifty nymphs of the sea, the most famous of whom was Thetis, the mother of Achilles, hero of the Iliad.
52. Kronos+Rhea
52.1. Kronos swallowed each of the children she bore to him
52.2. Rhea then managed to trick Kronos into vomiting up his other five children
53. Hestia (goddess of the hearth and domesticity)
54. Demeter (goddess of fertility)
55. Hera (goddess of women and marriage)
55.1. mindful of a prophecy that one of his children would overthrow him (as he himself had overthrown his father Ouranos)
56. Hades (god of the underworld)
57. Poseidon (god of the sea)
58. Zeus (god of thunder)
58.1. escaped being swallowed
59. Typhon
60. Athena
60.1. Athena burst forth from Zeus’s forehead, fully armed.
61. Zeus+Themis
62. Three Horae (the Hours)
63. Eunomia (Order)
64. Dike (Justice)
65. Eirene (Peace)
66. Tyche (Prosperity)
67. Eurynome
67.1. daughter of Oceanus and Tethys
68. Three Graces
68.1. goddesses of charm, beauty, nature, human creativity, and fertility
69. Persephone
69.1. was later to marry Hades, Zeus’s brother.
70. Nine Muses
71. Clio (History)
72. Clio (History)
73. Thalia (Comedy)
74. Melpomene (Tragedy)
75. Terpsichore (Dance)
76. Erato (Lyric Poetry)
77. Polyhymnia (Choral Poetry)
78. Urania (Astronomy)
79. Calliope (Epic Poetry)
80. Apollo
80.1. purportedly a god of prophecy, the arts, and the sun, his name Apollon means “plague”
81. Artemis
81.1. goddess of the hunt, childbirth, and fertility
82. Zeus+Leto
83. Zeus+Hera
84. Hebe (cupbearer of the gods)
85. Ares (god of war)
86. Enyo (goddess of war)
87. Hephaistos (the lame blacksmith and craftsman of the gods)
88. Eileithyia (goddess of childbirth and midwifery)
89. Zeis [affairs]
90. Danae
91. Perseus
92. Leda
93. Helen of Troy
94. Clytemnestra (a central figure in Aeschylus’s Oresteia)
95. (twins) Castor and Pollux
96. Alkmene
97. Herakles
98. Maia
99. Hermes (the messenger of the Olympian gods)
100. Dodekatheon
100.1. (“the Twelve,” i.e. the principal Olympian gods
101. Zeus
102. Hera
103. Poseidon
104. Demeter
105. Athena
106. Apollo
107. Artemis
108. Ares
109. Aphrodite
110. Hephaistos
111. Hermes
112. Hestia
113. Doom, Dreams, Destinies, Blame, Old Age, Hardship, and Deceit
114. Thanatos (Death)
115. Hypnos (Sleep)
116. Moirai (Fates)
117. Nemesis (Retribution)
118. Hesperides (Daughters of Night)
119. Eris (Discord)
120. Ourea (Mountains)
121. Pontus (Sea)
122. Semele
123. Dionysus, god of intoxication and ecstacy
124. Demeter
