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Aeneas

Aesop

Agamemnon

Aglaia (a grace)

Aias (Ajax)

Akhilleus

Alexander the Great

Alkinoos

Amphinome

Andromakhe (wife of Hector)

Andromeda (princess)

Aphrodite (greek god)

Apollo

Ares

Arete (the Phaikian queen, mother of Nausicaa)

Ariadne

Aristotle

Artemis

Athena

Atlas (the titan who holds the world)

Aura(Titan goddess of the breeze and fresh cool early morning air)

Aurora (goddess of the dawn)

Bacchus

Boreas

Briseis (war bride of Akhilleus)

Calliope (Homer's muse)

Calypso (greek sea nymph, daughter of Atlas)

Camilla (Roman mythology princess)

Cassiopiea (queen of Ethiopia)

Charon (the ferryman of Hades)

Chloe - character in the play Daphnis and Chloe by ancient Greek novelist Longus

Circe (minor goddess of magic)

Clio, the Muse of History

Clytie (water nymph)

Cornelia - mother of Gracchi

Cratos or Kratos (sibling of Nike)

Cressida (Trojan daughter of Chriseis)

Crito

Cupid

Daphne (nymph)

Demeter (greek god)

Diana

Dido (queen of Carthage)

Dilithase (the Siren)

Diomedes (Trojan War hero)

Dolios (Laerte's housekeeper)

Echo, the forest nymph

Eidothea (Proteus' daughter) The Odyssey

Eirene (daughter of Zeus, one of the seasons)

Elara

Elpenor (the guy who fell off the roof

Eos (Titanic goddess of the dawn)

Epaminondas

Erebus(son of Chaos - Titan-represented darkness and shadow)

Eurylokhos

Eurynome (Penelope's servant)

Euterpe (a muse)

Father Sky (Uranus)

Gaia: Mother Earth

Gaius Cassius Longinus

Gorgo (queen of Sparta)

Hades

Hannibal (Carthaginian General who nearly destroyed Rome)

Hebe (goddess of youth- daughter of Zeus and Hera)

Hecate(the witch goddess)

Hecuba (wife of King Priam of Troy)

Hektor (Trojan Prince)

Helen - Queen of Sparta

Helios (Sun god)

Hephaestus: the fire god

Hera (greek god)

Hermes (Mercury)

Hermione (the daughter of Menelaus and Helen in Greek mythology )

Hesperus(an evening star)

Hestia (goddess of the hearth)

Hevatica (a siren)

Hyperion (the Titan god of Light)

Idomeneus (Cretan Warrior)

Ino (queen of Thebes in Greek mythology )

Iris

Jason of the Argonauts

Julius Caesar

King Midas

Lampetia

Leda (queen of Sparta)

Leonidas I, King of Sparta

Leukothea (greek sea nymph)

Livia Drucilla (wife of Augustus Caesar

Lysander (Spartan general)

Medusa (a gorgon)

Melpomene, the Muse of Tragic Poetry

Menelaus (king of Sparta)

Merope (pleiades sister)

Minerva (roman god)

Morpheus (principal greek god of dreams)

Mucius the Left-Handed

Narcissus

Nausicaa (daughter of King Alcinous,princess of Phaeacians marries Telemakhos)

Nemesis (greek goddess of retribution)

Neopolitus

Nike (greek winged goddess of victory)

Nyx - goddess of night

Oceanus

Odysseus

Oenone(nymph)

Paris

Patroklos

Peitho

Penelope (wife of Odysseus)

Penthesilea (Amazonian queen, daughter of Ares, fought at Troy)

Pericles, a general from the Peloponnesian Wars

Persephone (greek god)

Phaedra (daughter of Minos)

Pythagoras

Phytias

Plato

Polyhymnia

Poseidon

Priam (King of Troy)

Prometheus

Psyche (goddess of the soul, wife of Eros)

Queen Demodike(wife to King Midas)

Romulus

Sarpedon

Selene (goddess of the moon)

Socrates

Syrinx (nymph)

Telemakhos (son of Odysseus and Penelope) marries Nausicaa

Terpsichore (muse) - goddess of dance

Thalia (one of the two graces, muse of comedy and idyllic poetry

Thanatos(daemon personification of Death)

Theseus (founder king of Athens

Thetis (silver-footed sea nymph)

Victoria (roman goddess of victory)

Virgil

Vulcan (fire god)

Xenophon

Zeus