Geography/Culture: Greece: Hellenic. Laconian.
Linguistic Note: from Greek kharis, 1. outward grace, favor, loveliness. 2. Graciousness, kindness, goodwill. 3. Thankfulness, thanks, gratitude. 4. Gratification or delight in a thing. Latin gratia.
Description: Triple Goddess of the sun {and, or, the moon}; Instigators of the budding of plants and ripening of fruits; Inspirers of gratitude, dance, music, art and love; Those Who preside over that charm and beauty which is the cause of joy.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Anglecized variant, Charities, C@RYTYZ.
• Daughters of Charis, Graceful-One, below.
• Also said to be Daughters of Eurynome, wide-Wandering.
• Equivalent to the Roman Graciae, Gr*SEI, The-Graces.
• Some believe the Leucippedes, White-Fillies, (Who are linked with Leucippe, White-Mare) may be a form of the Chariteae, Graceful-Ones.
• They are associated with the Mousae, Inspirers.

Geography/Culture: Greek.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Youngest person of the Athenian Triple Chariteae, Graceful-Ones, above.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Linguistic Note: karis, outward grace, favor, loveliness. 2. Graciousness, kindness, goodwill. 3. Thankfulness, thanks, gratitude. 4. Gratification or delight in a thing. Latin gratia.
Description: Goddess of grace and beauty.
To Whom Sacred: rose.
Male Associate: Hephaestus.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Aphrodite, Froth-of-Replication, Who may have supplanted Charis, Graceful-One.
• Perhaps the origin of, or the basis for the concept of, Roman Caritas, K*RET*S, Charity, Who is said to be the personification of an imperial virtue. Source: Vermeule GRARE 8, 11.
• Mother of the Chariteae, Graceful-Ones.
• Perhaps to be identified with Eurynome, Wide-Wandering, Who is also called the Mother of the Chariteae, Graceful-Ones.
• Some say that the earliest form of Roman Venus, Epitome-of-Grace-and-Charm, is most recognizable in Greek Charis, Graceful-One.

Geography/Culture: Laconia.
Linguistic Note: from kappa-lambda-eta-tau-omikron, (kleto), called, invited, welcome.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• One person of the Laconian Dual Chariteae, Graceful-Ones, above.

Geography/Culture: Greek: Sparta and Arcadia.
Description: Goddess of the waning moon which gets up before the sun and goes down ahead of it; (perhaps) Goddess of women and marriage; She Who leads home the bride.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Artemis, High-Source-of-Water.
• Aspect of Athenian Dual Goddess Chariteae, Graceful-One, above.