Titles/Variants, etc:
• As Pallas-Athene Maiden-Athene, She is Goddess of cities; Protectress of civic and family life; She Who holds victory in Her hand. {this might work under Tyche}.
• Admete, Untamed, may be a form of Her, below.
• Title Ageleie, Forager, below.
• Title Aglauros, Dew-Fall, Who is linked with the Augralides, Rustic-Ones.
• Title Agoraia, {She-Who-Gathers-the-Crowd}, below.
• Title Agraulos, Rustic-One, Who is linked with the Augralides, Rustic-Ones.
• Title Alalcomeneis, Defender.
• Title Alea, Warder-Off-of-Evil.
• As Goddess of the war She was identified with Anahita, Immaculate-One, by the Greeks.
• See also Anath, {Strength-of-Life}, for possibiliy of name inversion.
• Title Apaturia, {Presider-Over-Common-Human-Relationships}, below.
• Title as protectress of cities {shouldn't this go with Tyche then?}, Areia, The-Warlike, Who is linked with Aphrodite, Froth-of-Replication.
• She is associated with and perhaps once bore the title of, Arachne, Weaver.
• Title as foundress of cities Archegetis, Founder.
• Perhaps a title as sea Goddess Athantai-Aliai, ----, below.
• A passage in Athenagoras states She was sometimes called Athela or Athele"
• Roman variant, Athena.
• Variant, Athenaia.
• Variant, Athenaie, *3]NIA.
• See also Atthis, ----, (Who is linked with Amphictyonis, President-of-Neighbors), concerning Athene's relationship with Erechtheus.
• Variant, Athela.
• Variant Athele.
• Title Azuks, Unpaired, especially of Pallas-Athene, Who is linked with Pales, {Protector}.
• Title Boulaia, She-Who-Counsels, below.
• The nymph Goddess Chariclo, ----, (She is linked with Theia, Divine-One), is a favorite of Athene's.
• Title Chalcioicos, She-of-the-Bronze-Chamber, below.
• Title Chalinitis, ----, below.
• Adopted surname Chryse, Golden, (Athene-Chryse).
• Core, Daughter, is said to be a title of Athene -- perhaps only through the meaning of maiden, rather than through any identification with the concept.
• Title Coronis, Crow.
• Title Courotrophos, Rearer-of-Boys, Who is linked with Tyche, Fortune.
• Title Damasippos, Mother-of-Horses, below.
• She is associated with Electra, Bright-One.
• Title Ergane, Worker.
• She is associated with the Triple Gorgones, Grim-Ones.
• Title Glaucopis, Keen-Eyed.
• Title Gorgopis, Grim-faced.
• An early Triple form Graiae, Grey-Ones.
• Another early Triple form, Harpyiai, Swift-Robbers.
• Title Hephaistia, {She-Who-Shines-By-Day}, below.
• Herse, Sprinkling-Dew, is associated with Her as are all the Augralides, Rustic-Ones.
• Title Hippia, {Mare}.
• Title Hygeia, Health.
• Title Itonia, Onset.
• The Greeks identified Her with Egyptian Isis, Lap-of-Power.
• Title Lemnia, {She-of-Lemnos}.
• Title Mechanitis, She-Who-Contrives-With-Power.
• Daughter of Metis, Counsel.
• Title Meter, Mother.
• Roman Minerva, {Mindful-One}, became identified with Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself.
• Title Nice, Victory, linked with Victoria, She-Who-Bestows-Victory.
• Title Nicephorus, Bringer-of-Victory.
• Associated with Nyctimene, ----.
• Title in Boiotia, Onka, Of-the-Heights, linked with Satis, She-Who-Runs-Like-an-Arrow.
• Sometimes forenamed, sometimes alternately named: Pallas, Earth-Shaking, Who is linked with Pales, {Protector}.
• Title Panachais, ----.
• Title Pandrosos, All-Dewy, Who is linked with the Augralides, Rustic-Ones.
• Title Parthenos, Virgin-Goddess, Who is linked with Juventas, Youthfulness.
• She may once have had the title, Penelopeia, She-Whose-Face-is-Veiled.
• Title Phoebe, Moonlight.
• Title Phratria, {She-of-the-Brotherhoods}, Who is linked with Apaturia, {Presider-Over-Common-Human-Relationships} below.
• Associated with Phyllis, Leafy.
• Title Polias, {City-Protectress}.
• Title Polyboulos, .
• Title Polymetis, Resourceful.
• Title Promachos, ----.
• Title Pronoia, Forethought.
• Athene is related to Rhea, Earth, Who is linked with Pandora, All-Giving.
• The iconography of Roma, ----, (She is linked with Minerva, Mindful-One), derives from that of Athene.
• Title Salpoigks, Trumpet, below.
• Title Stoikheia, ----.
• Title Tritogeneia, Water-Born.
• Title Zosteria, ----.

Geography/Culture: Greek: Mycenae.
Description: Goddess of transformations.
To Whom Sacred: cuttlefish-like Hydra; crab; hind; wild-mare; cloud; the girdle of Hippolye. Graves suggests that Hercules Twelve Labors were a ritual of marriage tasks.
Male Associate: consort Heracles.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps a form of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, above.

Geography/Culture: Greek.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, above.

Geography/Culture: Sparta.
Linguistic Note: from Greek alpha-gamma-omikron-rho-alpha, (agora), an assembly of the People; the market place.
Description: She Who presides over assemblies of people in the market place.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, above.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Linguistic Note: from the alpha-pi-alpha-tau-omicron-upsilon-rho-iota-alpha (apatouria) festival.
Description: Tutelary deity, with Her male associate, of the annual three day Apaturia, 'Festival of Common Relationships'.
To Whom Sacred: oxen; lamb sacrifice (called meion, the lamb had to be of a certain weight); [human hair].
Festival: Day 1: Doria, festival eve -- banquets held among the phratria (brotherhoods, those of kindred blood). Day 2: Anarrhyis, Day of Sacrifice -- oxen offered at public cost to the tutelary deities. Day 3: Cureotis, Day of the Young -- children born since the previous festival presented to the phratria, oaths sworn as to their legitimacy, lamb sacrifice, the children are admitted to the phratria by having their names added to the register. Boys still at school recite poems and recieve prizes. Young people {sex & age unspecified} cut their hair & offer it to the deities.
Male Associate: Zeus Phratius.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Variant, Apatouria.
• Perhaps variant, Apaturus, a title of Aphrodite, Froth-of-Replication, in Her connection with the Apaturia Festival, perhaps as the cause of birth.
• Title of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, above.
• Also called Phratria [She-of-the-Brotherhoods], or perhaps [She-Who-Encourages-Brotherly-Love].

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Description: Founder of cities.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, above.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Description: The sea-goddess.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps meaning Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, above.

Geography/Culture: Greek: Attic.
Description: Goddess of state and family life.
In reference to Athene's connection with wisdom, this surname also connects Her with the establishment of legal systems. Her Mother is Metis, Wisdom. The symbol of the snake also represents wisdom.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Artemis High-Source-of-Water.
• Sometimes surname of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, (Athene-Boulaia), above.

Geography/Culture: Greek: Sparta. Presumably She had a bronze temple there in which was celebrated Her (annual?) marriage to Hephaistos.
Festival: Chalkeia, originally called Athenaia. One of Athene's most important festivals during which the weaving of the peplos for the Panathaea festival -- nine months later -- was begun.
Male Associate: consort, Hephaistos.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, above.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Description: Goddess of war-horses.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, above.
• Probably as aspect of Damasippos, {Mother-of-Horses}, below.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Description: Goddess of war-horses.
Astart, in Egypt bore the title Mistress -of-Horses. Athene in Greece is called Damasippos, Mother-of-Horses. Could Her association with horses show Her to have absorbed qualities of Astart, via Egypt?
To Whom Sacred: horse.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, above.
• See also Hippodameia, The-Horse-Tamer, Who is linked with Dione, Queen-of-the-Bright-Sky.

Geography/Culture: Greek.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, above, in Her association with Hephaestus.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Description: Goddess of martial music and the Pyrric dance.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself, above.

Apparently the classical-Homeric-onwards concept of Athena, grew out of a much older vision of a very great Goddess -- pre-patriachal, I think - Who seems to have incorporated, absorbed, assumed, the qualities and activities of many other Goddesses from round and about Greece.

Why is She Untamed? What is the significance of Forager, Driver-off-of-spoil -- isn't this very similar to a title of Artemis' -- was She, Athene, also once Lady-of-the-beasts? or does the foraging and spoil refer to activities of war?

She is Rustic-One and Dew-fall in Her vegetation Goddess aspect -- and the dew-fall, must relate Her to the moon, in this form.

She is a founder of cities. It is as urban, city Goddess that She is Defender. She defends Her peoples boundary's, She Wards-Off the evil of agression, She keeps enemies at bay. Her title The-Warlike, as protectress of cities, suggests this role was the origin of Her conception as a war Goddess. Perhaps Anahita's connection with war, for which reason apparently the Greeks identified Athene with Her, was of the same sort, defensive. Athene does bear resemblances to the more violent Anath.

What I can learn of Her connection with spiders, and weaving is to be found under Arachne.

A connection with the sea may be indicated by Athens closeness to the sea. I believe the sea can be seen from the Acropolis.

In Her myth (in which She is portrayed as mortal), Andromeda, qv, was transformed into the constellation Andromeda by Athene. If, as seems possible, Andromeda is said to be a Greek trivialised version of Astart, Athene's association with Andromeda -- why would She turn Andromeda into a constellation? -- strengthens the suggestion of a connection between Athene and Astart. The daughter of Andromeda is Gorgophone, translated as Gorgon-Death, though I would have expected Gorgon-Voiced. The reference to Gorgons seems again to connect Her with Athene, since the Gorgones are said to be an old form of Athene. }