Nymphs

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Nymphs are minor nature goddesses^[1] in Greek mythology. They are often bound to specific locations, although that is not true in all ancient descriptions.

Notes[edit]

↑ Female nature spirits

See also[edit]

Nymph (biology)

v • d • e Deities of Greek Mythology

Primordial Deities	Aether • Chaos • Erebus • Eros • Gaia • Nyx • Tartarus • Uranus

Titans

Titanides:	Mnemosyne • Phoebe • Rhea • Tethys • Theia • Themis

Offspring:	Asteria • Atlas • Eos • Epimetheus • Helios • Leto • Menoetius • Prometheus • Selene

Olympians	Aphrodite • Apollo • Ares • Artemis • Athena • Demeter • Dionysus • Hades • Hebe • Hephaestus • Hera • Hermes • Hestia • Persephone • Poseidon • Zeus

Other Deities	Asclepius • Pan • Nymphs • Erinyes

Monsters	Cyclopes • Charybdis • Gorgon • Graeae • Harpies • Medusa • Polyphemus • Scylla

Muses	Calliope • Clio • Erato • Euterpe • Melpomene • Polyhymnia • Terpsichore • Thalia • Urania

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