Thalia

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Thalia (Greek: Θάλεια or Θαλία) was the Muse of comedy and pastoral poetry. She is often depicted wearing a comic mask or an ivy wreath. Thalia can also refer to one of the three Graces; this Thalia was the goddess of banquets.

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