Themis

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Themis is the elder Titan-goddess of natural order, divine law and traditions in ancient Greek mythology. She was also a goddess of the great oracles including Delphi. Along with Oceanus and Prometheus, Themis abstained from the battle with the Olympians (the Titanomachy). Afterwards she became the prime counsellor and an early bride of Zeus on Mount Olympus. With Zeus as the father, she was the mother of the Fates and Seasons.

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