The next deity in the Greco-Roman Mythology Project is Tethys, the Mother of Waters! She is the wife of Okeanos, and as the mother of the Okeanides and Potamoi, she is seen as the mother of all fresh water in any world where the Titans or Olympians are worshiped. While generally neutral in the conflict between the Titans and Olympians, she took in the young Olympian women during the Titanomachy; because of this Hera and the other daughters of Kronos see her as something of a surrogate mother.
Tethys, the Mother of Waters
February 1, 2026
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Okeanos the Deep-Whirling
January 1, 2026Happy New Year, and welcome to the first entry in my next project, the Greco-Roman Mythos! We start off with the eldest of the Twelve Titans, Okeanos. He’s the only one of the brothers to have stayed neutral through most of the conflicts of the Titans and Olympians. As a Titan, he represents water as an element and the river Oceanus on the outer planes. Read the rest of this entry »
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