Geography/Culture: Roman. A temple was erected to Her in 367 [A.D.?] at the time when the plebians won political equality. It served as a state museum.
Linguistic Note: from Latin concors, 'with the heart, mind'. Related English words: concord, accord, courage.
Description: Goddess of harmony, urban unity, consensus {and democracy}.
To Whom Sacred: olive-branch; {grass}; {wandering-jew}; {salt (as in 'salt of the earth'}; museums.
Iconography: She is generally seated, holding an olive-branch.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps to be identified with Clementia, {Compassionate-One}, below.
• {She seems analogous to Greek Harmonia, Concord-of-Sound, below.}
• See also Pax, Peace, below, with Whom Concordia, {Synthesis-of-Minds}, sometimes forms a triad
• Salus, {Wholeness}, with Whom Concordia, {Synthesis-of-Minds}, and Pax, Peace, sometimes form a triad, is linked with Hygeia, Health.

Geography/Culture: Greek: especially Thebes in Boiotia, and Samothrace.
Linguistic Note: roughtbreath-alpha-rho-mu-omincron-nu-iota-alpha, (harmonia), 'joining, joint, agreement, harmony', perhaps from the root har, see Har's Linguistic Note, under Kilili-Mushritu, She-Who-Leans-Out-Invitingly. Perhaps there is a pun on roughbreath-omicron-mu-monicron-nu, (hormon), 'cord, chain, especially a necklace'.
Description: Goddess of order, civic unity, music and the love than unites all people; Bringer of peace.
To Whom Sacred: serpent (into which She and Cadmus were transformed after their death); hormon, 'necklace' (Her marriage gift, made by Hephaestus, that brought misfortune to its possessors, {to Her as well?}).
Male Associates: consort, Cadmus; lover {?}, Zeus.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Some say Daughter of Aphrodite, {Froth-of-Replication}, by Ares.
• Perhaps more accurately Daughter of Aphrodite-Areia, The-Warlike, by Ares.
• With the aid of Cadmus She is Mother of Agave, High-Born, Who is linked with Ino, She-Who-Makes-Sinewy.
• In the same way Mother of Autonoe, With-a-Mind-of-Her-Own, Who is also linked with Ino, She-Who-Makes-Sinewy.
• {She seems analogous to Roman Concordia, {Synthesis-of-Minds}, above, though Concordia has less mythology.}
• Some say Harmonia, Concord-of-Sound, is Daughter by Zeus, of Electra, Amber.
• Perhaps originally Harma, {She-Who-Joins}, below.
• Companion of Hebe, Downy-One, Who is linked with Juventas, Youthfulness'.
• Mother, by Cadmus, of Ino, She-Who-Makes-Sinewy.
• Some say Harmonia, Concord-of-Sound, is Daughter of the Mousae, Inspirers.
• Perhaps to be identified with Athene-Onka, Athene-{The-Clasper}, Who is linked with Satis, She-Who-Runs-Like-an-Arrow.
• Mother, by Cadmus, of Semele, Subterranean, Who is linked with Zemelo, Earth-Mother.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Linguistic Note: perhaps from harma,'chariot and horses', 'the yoked chariot', also 'the team of horses'.
Description: Goddess of the love that culminates in marriage.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Aphrodite, {Froth-of-Replication}.
• Here perhaps was the original concept of Harmonia, Concord-of-Sound, above.

Geography/Culture: Roman. A temple to Her was erected in 44 BCE.
Linguistic Note: Latin clemens, 'mild, gentle'. Related English words: clemency, etc.
Description: Mild and gentle Goddess of leniency and mercy; She Who personifies one of the four cardinal virtues of Rome.
To Whom Sacred: olive; {clematis}; cornucopia; patera.
Iconography: She holds an olive branch, cornucopia, or patera in Her extended right hand, sceptre or staff in Her left. Sometimes She wears a diadem and veil.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps She can be identified with Concordia, {Synthesis-of-Minds}, since one might think clemency an important quality for a democracy to hold in high esteem.
• She resembles Juno, {Shining-One}.
• Her olive branch and cornucopia ally Her with Pax, Peace, below.

Geography/Culture: Roman. Pax had a temple in Rome which, like the temple of Concordia, served as a state museum. {Could it have been the same temple?}
Description: She Who is allied to the spirit of clemency extended to the conquered.
Note: Surely there must be more to the Goddess of peace than merely this!
To Whom Sacred: olive branch; cornucopia; sceptre.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Allied with Clementia, {Compassionate-One}, above.
• She forms a triad with Salus, {Wholeness}, and Concordia, {Synthesis-of-Minds}, above.