Possible Denizens.

List of Possible Denizens for each Aspect

Finally! Made a nice cleaned up list that’s organized by Aspect most likely associated with each God, Goddess, Spirit, Titan, Personification or Gnostic Aeon!

and there’s like at least 14-15 Denizens for each Aspect if not more, so it’s quite a list!

Enjoy!

Space Denizens
Echidna: Mother of All Monsters
Demeter: Goddess of grain, agriculture and the harvest, growth and nourishment.
Matrikos: Aeon of Maternal
Rhea: Titaness of fertility, motherhood and the mountain wilds.
Gaia: Primeval goddess of the earth
Cybele: Great Mother Goddess in Rome associated with Gaia and Rhea
Leto: Titaness of motherhood
Techne: Personification of Art and Skill
Aristaeus: God of bee-keeping, cheese-making, herding, olive-growing, and hunting
Chloris: Goddess of flowers and wife of Zephyrus
Charites: Goddesses of Charm, Beauty, Nature, Human Creativity and Fertility
Karpo: Goddess of the fruits of the earth
Antheia: Goddess of flowers and flowery wreaths
Arche: Muse of Origins
Thesis: Greek Personification of Creation
*Plus the Various Nature or Earth Gods/Goddess/Spirits*

Time Denizens
Haephestus: God of the Forge and Metalworking
Chronos: God of Time
Patrikos: Aeon of Paternal
Logos: Aeon of Word
Iapetus: Titan of Mortality
Perses: Titan of Destruction
Euterpe: Muse of Musical Poetry
Terpsichore: Muse of Dance and Choral Poetry
Clio: Muse of History
Aoide: Muse of Song
Melete: Muse of Meditation and Practice
Pyrrhichos God of Rustic Dance
Enyo: Goddess of Destructive War
Polemos: Personification of War
Ponos: Spirit of Hard Labour and Toil
Ker: Spirit of Fate, Destruction and Death
*Plus the Various Goddesses for the different Times of the Day, the Hours and the Seasons*

Life Denizens
Hebe: Goddess of Youth, Prime of Life, and Original Cupbearer of the Gods. Daughter of Zeus and Hera
Asclepius: God of Healing and Medicine
Protogonos: Aeon of the First Born
Vita: Aeon of Life
Ageratos: Aeon of Never Aging
Phanes: Orphic God of Procreation
Euthenia: Spirit of Prosperity, Abundance and Plenty
Kratos: Spirit of Strength, Might, Power and Soveriegn Rule
Nike: Goddess of Victory
Priapus: God of Fertility
Chrysus: God of Wealth and Gold
Aglaea: Goddess of Beauty, Adonrment, Splendor and Glory
Palaestra: Goddess of Wrestling
Thrasos: Spirit of Bold Behaviour
Bia: Spirit of Force, Power, Strength and Compulsion

Doom Denizens
Hades: Lord God of the Underworld and the Dead. God of Regret
Persephone: Dual Goddess, Queen of The Underworld and Goddess of Spring Growth
Thanatos: Spirit of Death and Mortality
Janus: Dual Two Faced God of Beginnings and Endings, Transitions, Doorways, Gates and Passages
Moros: Spirit of Doom
Tartarus: God of the Deepest, Darkest pits of the Underworld
Themis: Titaness of Divine Law and Order
Cerberus: Three Headed Hellhound that guarded the Gates of Hades
Aidos: Spirit of Modesty, Reverence and Respect
Dike: Spirit of Exacting Justice, fair Judgement and the Rights established by Custom and Law
Eunomia: Goddess of Good Order and Lawful Conduct
Eulabeia: Spirit of Discretion, Caution and Circumspection
Geras: Spirit of Old Age
Nomos: Spirit of Law
Poine: Spirit of Retribution, Recompense, Punishment and Penalty
Sophrosyne: Spirit of Moderation, Self-Control, Temperance, Restraint and Discreton
Phlegethon: Spirit of the River of Fire in Hades
Achlys: Goddess of the Death-Mist. Personification of Sadness and Misery

Light Denizens
Hemera: Goddess of Daylight
Apollo: God of of the Sun, Healing, Medicine, Youth, Beauty, Truth and Prophecy. Twin of Artemis
Synesis: Aeon of Intelligence
Bythios: Aeon of Profundity and Depth
Sophia: Aeon of Wisdom
Aether: God of the Atmosphere of the Gods and light
Astraeus: Titan of Dusk, Stars and Planets and the Art of Astrology
Clymene: Titaness of Renown, Fame and Infamy
Pheobe: Titaness of “Bright” Intellect and Prophecy
Hyperion: Titan of Light. Father of The Sun, The Moon and the Dawn. Consort of Theia.
Theia: Titaness of Sight and the Shining Light of the Clear Blue Sky. Mother of the Sun, the Moon and the Dawn.
Helios: Titan of the Sun and Guardian of Oaths
Eos: Titaness of the Dawn
Tyche: Goddess of Fortune, Chance, Providence and Fate
Iris: Goddess of the Rainbow and Divine Messenger
Polymatheia: Muse of Knowledge
Coeus: Titan of intellect and the axis of heaven around which the constellations revolved
Despoina: Goddess of Mysteries
Brizo: Patron Goddess of sailors, who sent them Prophetic Dreams
Alectrona: Solar Goddess of the morning sun or waking up
Aegle: Goddess of the Brightness of Splendor of the body in good health. Daughter of the Sun

Void Denizens
Nyx: Goddess of the Night
Cetus: Monstrous Leviathon whale from greek myth that lived in deep oceans
Poseidon: God the seven seas, the Ocean, rivers, floods, tsunamis, droughts and earthquakes.
Artemis: Goddess of The Moon, the Hunt, Wilderness, Animals, Young Girls, Childbirth. Twin of Apollo
Sige: Aeon of Silence
Selene: Titaness of the Moon
Chaos: Personification of The Great Nothingness from which all things sprang from.
Erebus: Primeval God of Darkness and Shadow
Hymnos: God of Sleep
Asteria: Titaness of Nocturnal Oracles and Falling Stars
Hecate: Witch Goddess of Magic, Witchcraft, the Night, Moon, Ghosts and Necromancy
Harpocrates: God of Silence
Charon: Ferryman of the dead into Hades
Circe: Goddess of Magic and Mystery, often a Witch
Morpheus: God of Dreams
The Oneiroi: Spirits of Dreams
Thalassa: Personification of the Ocean
Epiales: Spirit of Nightmares
Phobetor: or Icelus, Spirit of Nightmares who takes the shape of animals
Aporia: Spirit of Difficulty, Confusion, Perplexity, Powerlessness and Want of Means
*Plus the Various Gods/Goddess/Spirits of Oceans/Rivers/Streams and Bodies of Wtaer*

Heart Denizens
Yaldabaoth: Demiurge of Gnostic origin. Creator of this impure material world in contrast to the heavenly realm. He is the trapper of bits of that realm in this chaotic universe in the form of souls.
Aphrodite: Goddess of Love, Beauty, Desire and Pleasure
Ainos: Aeon of Praise
Theletus: Aeon of Will or Longing
Agape: Aeon of Love
Paracletus: Aeon of Comforter
Hedone: Aeon of Pleasure, Enjoyment, and Delight
Autophyes: Aeon of Self Existence
Alke: Personification of Courage
Ananke: Goddess of inevitability, Compulsion, and Necessity
Eros: God of Love and Attraction
Hedylogos: God of Sweet Talk and Flattery
Gelos: Spirit of Laughter
Horme: Spirit of Impulse or Effort to do something, Eagerness, Starting Action, Set into Motion, Motivation
Peitho: Spirit of Persuasion and Seduction
Euphrosyne: Goddess of Good Cheer, Joy, Mirth and Merriment
Iynx: Goddess of the Love Charm
Pasithea: Goddess of Rest and Relaxation
Philotes: Spirit of Friendship, Affection and Sexual Intercourse. (lol Spirit of Friends with Benefits)
Epione: Goddess of the Soothing of Pain

Mind Denizens
Athena: Goddess of Intelligence, Skill, Peace, Warfare, Battle Strategy, Handicrafts and Wisdom
Ennoae: Aeon of Thought
Nous: Aeon of Mind
The Sphinx: Keeper of gateways and Passages. Offers riddles to those who wish to cross, devours those who fail the test
Epimetheus: Titan of Afterthought and the Father of Excuses
Metis: Titaness of Good Counsel, Advice, Planning, Cunning, Craftiness and Wisdom
Amphilogiai: Spirits of Dispute, Debate and Contention
Apate: Spirit of deceit, Guile, Fraud and Deception
Mnemosyne: Titanness of Memory and Rememberance. Mother of the 9 Muses
Dolos: Spirit of trickery, Cunning Deception, Craftiness, Treachery and Guile
Themis: Titaness of Good Counsel. Personification of Divine Order, Law, Natural Law and Custom
Epiphron: Spirit of Prudence, Shredness, Thoughtfulness, Carefulness and Sagacity
Pheme: Spirit of Rumour, Report and Gossip
Mneme: Muse of Memory
Thelxinoe: Muse and Charmer of Minds
Nemesis: Goddess of Revenge, Righteous Indignition and Retribution
Melete: Muse of Thought, Meditation and Practice.
Prophasis: Spirit of Excuses and Pleas
Anaideia: Spirit of Ruthlessness, Shamelessness and Unforgivingness

Breath Denizens
Typheus: Father of All Monsters, Monster of Harsh Hot Storms
Hermes: God of Boundaries, Travel, Communication, Trade, Language, Writing and Commerce. Psycopomp and Messenger of the Gods
Zeus: King and Father of the Gods. God of the Sky, Weather, Lightning, Storms, Clouds, Law, Order and Justice
Uranus: God of the Heavens. Father of all the Titans
Cadmean Fox: Spirit Fox destined to never be Caught. Sometimes also called Cadmean Vixen or Teumessian Fox.
Atlas: Titan forced to carry the Sky upon his shoulders and hold it up.
Aura: Titaness of the Breeze and the Fresh Cool Air of Early Morning.
Angelia: Spirit of Messages, Tidings and Proclamations
Soteria: Personification of Safety, Preservation and Deliverance from Harm
Aeolus: God of the Winds
Chione: Goddess of the Snow
Nephelai: Nymphs of the Clouds
Harmonia: Goddess of Harmony and Concord
Phantasos God of Apparitions or Surreal Dreams
Lethe: Spirit of the River of Forgetfulness and Oblivion in Hades
Aergia: Goddess of Inactivity. Personification of Sloth and Laziness
*Plus the Various Gods and Godesses for every direction or temperature of wind*

Blood Denizens
Hera: Queen of the gods, Goddess of Marriage Vows, Women and Childbirth
Anthropos: Aeon of Man or Flesh
Mixis: Aeon of Mixture
Henosis: Aeon of Union
Syncrasis: Aeon of Commixture
Prometheus: Titan rebel who stole fire from the Gods. Chained to a Mountain whil and Eagle rips out his Flesh as punishment and then later given a Ring when set free.
Horkos: Spirit of Oaths
Eusebeia: Spirit of Loyalty, Duty and Respect
Styx: Spirit of the River of Oaths and Hatred in Hades
Peitharchia: Spirit of Obediance
Eleos: Spirit of Mercy, Pity and Compassion
Medusa: Child of Echnida. Woman with Snakes for Hair that turned onlookers to Stone. Her Flesh and Blood were poison.
Alastor: Spirit of Blood Feuds and Vengeance
Ekecheiria: Spirit of Truce, Armistice and Cessation of all Hostilities. Honored at Olympic Games
Homonoia: Spirit of Concord, Unanimity and Oneness of Mind

Hope Denizens
Abraxas: Highest God in Gnostic myth. Satan and God, Male and Female, Good and Evil, combined in one being. The true pure holy creator of the heavenly realm and everything in it, the embodiment of the will of creation.
Dionysis: God of Wine, Parties, Drunkeness, Revelry, Madness, Drugs and Ecstasy
Ecclesia: Aeon of the Church and Belief
Macaria: Aeon of Happiness
Hybris: Spirit of Outrageous Behaviour
Zelos: Spirit of Eager Rivalry, Emulation, Envy, Jealousy and Zeal
Comus: God of Revelry, Merrymaking and Festivity
Eupheme: Spirit of Words of Good Omen, Acclamation, Praise, Applause and Shout of Triumph
Caerus: Spirit of Oppurtunity
Apheleia: Spirit and Personification of Ease, Simplicity and Primitivity in a good sense.
Eriene: Goddess of Peace
Aletheia: Spirit of Truthfulness and Sincerity and in Gnosticism, the Aeon of Truth
Ate: Spirit of Delusion, Infatuation, Folly, Recklessness and Ruin
Elpis: Spirit of Hope and Expectation, and in Gnosticism, Aeon of Hope
Pistis: Spirit of Trust, Honesty and Good Faith, and in Gnosticism thr Aeon of Faith
Philophrosyne: Spirit of Friendliness, Kindness and Welcome
Arete: Spirit of Virtue, Excellence, Goodnes and Valour
Eucleia: Spirit of Good Repute and Glory

Rage Denizens
Ares: God fo the Chaos of War, Bloodshed and Violence
Acinetos: Aeon of Immovability
Menoetius: Titan of Violent Anger, Rash Action and Mortality
Alala: Spirit of the War Cry
Deimos: Spirit of Fear, Dread and Terror
Eris: Goddess of Strife, Discord, Contention and Rivalry
Ioke: Spirit of the Pursuit of Battle
The Keres: Spirits of Violent or Cruel Death
Kydoimos: Spirit of the Din of Battle, Confusion, Uproar and Hubbub
Lyssa: Spirit of Rage, Fury and Rabies in animals
Mania: Spirit of Madness, Insanity and Frenzy
Oizys: Spirit of Woe and Misery
Phobos: Spirit of Panis, Fear and Flight
Phrike: Spirit of Horror and Trembling Fear
Phthonus: Spirit of Envy and Jealousy
Methe: Nymph of Drunkeness
Melpomene: Muse of Tragedy
Acheron: Spirit of the River of Pain in Hades