Pasithea

One of the Charities in Greek mythology

Instance of: Greek deity
Part of: Charites

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In Greek mythology, Pasithea, Pasithee or Pasitheia was one of the Charites and the wife of Hypnos. In the Dionysiaca, the epic poem of Nonnus, she and the other Charites are the attendants of Aphrodite.

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Worshipped by: Greek mythology
Spouse: Hypnos
Father: Zeus mother: Eurynome
Dionysus mother: Hera
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1.Stated in Dionysiaca
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Mother: Eurynome father: Zeus
Hera father: Dionysus
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1.Stated in Dionysiaca
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Sex or gender: female
Child: Phantasos
Sibling: Aegiale
Different from: Pasithea caerulea
Name in native language: Πασιθέα

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