Geography/Culture: Greek: Northern Adriatic, Mount Circei (originally: Aia).
Linguistic Note: the form of Her name given here is the Roman transliteration of Greek, kappa-iota-rho-xi-eta, (kirche, cirche). The fopho above is inaccurate (should be: K6XA) and must be changed at the nineteen year revision. Related to kappa-iota-rho-kappa-omicron-sigma, (kirkos) a kind of hawk or falcon, so called from its wheeling flight, also a ring, circle. Related English words: circle, circus.
Description: Beautiful, alluring, majestic and melodic Goddess of the sun; Divine sorceress of birth, love and death; Weaver of light and of worlds; She Who sings "at the great loom"; Ruler of the stars; frighteningly powerful Queen of the island Aiaia; Eponym of Mount Circei; She Who brings about transformations.
To Whom Sacred: willow; dogwood; mandrake [probably from Her identification with black witchcraft]; falcon (and its cirlcing flight); wryneck; pig; lion; wolf (and its circling ambulation); the circle; circle dance of enchantment.
Male Associates: consort/brother: Aietes. Sons: Agrios, Ardeas and Telegonus by Odysseus. Son: Latinus by Odysseus or Telemachus. Agrios and Latinus were rulers of the Tyrsenoi (Etruscans). Telegonus, ancestor of the Tusculans (from the Alban Hills).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title: Aiaia, IEI1, {She-of-the-Earth}, after Her island.
• The Italians knew her as Angitia, {Strangler}, Who is linked with Medea, Cunning-One.
• Daughter of Hecate, She-Who-Works-from-Afar.
• She is One of the Heliades, Daughters-of-the-Sun.
• Mother of Cassiphone, Murderer-of-the-Brother, below.
• Transcription variant: Kirke.
• Perhaps related to Roman Lupa, She-Wolf.
• The Romans knew Her as Marica, ----, below.
• Daughter of Perse, She-Who-Bestows-Golden-Value, Who is linked with Theia, Divine-One.
• She bears similarities to Potnia-Theron, Mistress-of-Annimals, Who is linked with Orthia, Upright.

Geography/Culture: Greek {I presume}

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Daughter of Circe, Circling-One, above.
• Medea, Cunning-One, is also known by this name.

Geography/Culture: Roman {?}
Male Associates: presumably son Latinus, by Faunus {see below -- but check}.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• {I wonder if Fauna, She-Who-is-Propitious, might also have been called Marica, ----, since She is also said to have borne Latinus by Faunus.
• Her name seems interestingly close to Hindustan Marici, Ray-of-Dawn, Who is linked with Vajravarahi, Strength-of-the-Sow.