Mnemosyne in Greek mythology was a Titaness, a personification of memory and the mother of the Olympian Muses[1]. She also numbered among the Mousai Titanides, the Muses of the Titans.
Mnemosyne (right) aids a man's memory (by symbolically placing her hand on his head).
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- ↑ Harvey, p.277
| Muses | |
|---|---|
| Mousai Titanides | Aiode • Melete • Thelxinoe • Arkhe • Mnemosyne |
| Mousai Olympides | Calliope • Clio • Erato • Euterpe • Melpomene • Terpsichore • Urania • Polyhymnia • Thalia |
| Mousai Apollonides | Cephiso • Borysthenis • Hypate • Nete • Mese |
| Titans | |
|---|---|
| Parents | Ouranós • Gaîa |
| Elder Titans | Coeus • Crius • Cronus • Hyperion • Iapetus • Oceanus |
| Elder Titanesses | Dione • Mnemosyne • Phoebe • Theia • Rhea • Themis • Tethys |
| Coeonides | Asteria • Leto |
| Crionides | Astraeus • Pallas • Perses |
| Hyperionides | Eos • Hḗlios • Selene |
| Iapetonides | Atlas • Epimetheus • Menoetius • Prometheus |
| Oceanides | Potamoi • Rhode • Styx |
| Others | Anemoi • Astra Planeta • Kratos • Eurynome • Hecate • Lelantos • Melisseus • Metis • Nike • Ophion |
| Topics | Overthrowing of Ouranós • Titanomachy |