Geography/Culture: Thessaly: Magnesian Centaurs, Pelasgian. Ionian. Her rock-cut image is still (azov 1948) shown near the ancient pinnacle town of Tantalus. Adopted by the Greeks.
Description: Mother Goddess of the Magnesian Centaurs; Reaper on high, Ruler of the harvest moon; Inventrix of corn roasting (though some say causer of famine by this means); She Who reared the young god of wine; with Her sisters Agave and Autonoe, Instigator of wine induced baacchic madness.
To Whom Sacred: dolphin; sea-mew; kingfisher; she-goat; the Molurian rock (from which the sacred king or his surrogate was thrown into the sea); parasol (or paralune); probably male child sacrifice prior to winter sowing.
Male Associates: consort, Athamas, The-King-Dedicated-to-the-Reaper-On-High. Sons, Melicertes, (Hercules-Melkarth), Cutter-of-Honey, and Learchus, . She reared Dionysus, , god of wine.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Her Sister is Agave, The-Sublime, below.
• Associated with Her sister Autonoe, With-a-Mind-of-Her-Own, below.
• Also called Gorgopis, Grim-face, a title of Athene, {I-Have-Come-From-Myself}.
• In Rhodes She seems to have been known as: Halia, Of-the-Sea, below.
• Daughter of Harmonia, Concord-of-Sound, Who is linked with Concordia, {Synthesis-of-Minds}.
• She became known as Leucothea, White-Goddess, below.
• She was One of the Meliai, Those-of-the-Ash-Trees, Who are linked with the Goddess Melia, She-of-the-Ash-Tree.
• She intrigued against the children of Aeolian Greek Nephele, Rain-Cloud, below, the first wife of Athamas.
• One of the Nyseides, Those-of-Mount-Nysa, Who are linked with the Hyades, Rainy-Ones.
• Also called (by the Magnesian Centaurs) Plastene, ----.

Geography/Culture: Greek: Thebes, Boeotia.
Description: Goddess of the moon, intoxication; Inspirer of the discovery of fermented hops; Ruler of the beer revels and drunken relaxation.
To Whom Sacred: pine; forested mountains; Bacchanalian revelry; {malt; hops; beer}.
Male Associates: son, Pentheus, Grief, by Echion.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Transliteration variant: Agaue.
• Daughter of: Harmonia, Concord-of-Sound, Who is linked with Concordia, {Synthesis-of-Minds}.
• Sister of Ino, She-Who-Makes-Sinewy, above
• One of the Nereides, Wet-Ones, Who are linked with Thetis, Disposer.

Geography/Culture: Thebes.
Linguistic Note: from Greek alpha-upsilon-tau-omicron-mu-epsilon-omicron-mu-alpha-iota, (automeomai), 'to live by one's own laws, be independent'. Related English word: autonomous.
Male Associate: son, Actaeon.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Sister: Agave, High-Born, above.
• Daughter of Harmonia, Concord-of-Sound, Who is linked with Concordia, {Synthesis-of-Minds}.
• Sister of Ino, She-Who-Makes-Sinewy, above.

Geography/Culture: Rhodes.
Linguistic Note: related English word, halophilic 'salt-loving'.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Since a so-called 'tomb' of Alcmene, Power-of-the-Moon, is shown at Haliartus, perhaps there's some connection between the two Goddesses?
• Danae, She-Who-Judges, may be identified with Her.
• Perhaps a variant: Halie, ----, which is the name of One of the Nereides, Wet-One (Who are linked with Thetis, Disposer).
• Alternate name for, or title of Ino, She-Who-Makes-Sinewy, above.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Description: White Goddess of the sea; Protectress of mariners.
To Whom Sacred: sea-mew (and She sometimes takes the form of one).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• See also Alphito, White-Goddess, for other "White Goddesses".
• Ino, She-Who-Makes-Sinewy, (above), became known as Leucothea, White-Goddess.
• The Greeks identified Leucothea, White-Goddess, with Etruscan Uni, {Dove}.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Description: A cloud fashioned by Zeus to look like Hera, Our-Lady.
To Whom Sacred: the ram with the golden fleece.
Male Associates: son, Phrixus, (Prixus), Stiff-With-Horror, by consort, Athamas. Son, Amycus and the centaurs (one of whom was called Nessus), by lover: Ixion.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Athamas later became the consort of Ino, She-Who-Makes-Sinewy, above.
• Mother of Helle, Bright, Who is linked with Helene, Bright-Moon.