Geography/Culture: Greek: Attica, especially Rhamus where She shared a temple with Themis.
Description: Originally self-conceived, self-perpetuating pastoral winged Goddess of the moon, justice and immortallity; Shapeshifting Spirit of the year's seasonal cycle; Oracular crone of autumn; rain and thunderstorm Maker.
In patriachal times She became the Goddess Who brings divine retribution for acts of human injustice; She Who pursues the arrogant, insolent and wicked transgressors of the natural, right order of things with inflexible vengance.
To Whom Sacred: ash-tree; apple-bough; swan and hyacinth coloured egg; stag; lamb; silver crown with stags embossed; the colour white; wheel (of the solar year); scourge.
Male Associate: She was raped by Zeus when in Her seasonal swan-form.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Nymph aspect, or epithet Adrasteia, She-Whom-None-Can-Escape, below.
• Also called Anagke, below.
• Mother of Helen .
• Also called Ichnaia Who is linked with Themis.
• Daughter of Nyx Who is linked with Car, Queen-Bee.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Linguistic Note: Greek orthography alpha-delta-rho-alpha-sigma-tau-epsilong-iota-alpha, (adrasteia), perhaps from a privative d-iota-delta-rho-alpha-sigma-kappa-omega, the inevitable.
Description: Oracular Crone of autumn; Goddess of thunder-storms, rain, retribution, and fate.
To Whom Sacred: ash-tree; sheep; bow and arrows.
Male Associate: She was nurse to the infant Zeus.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Artemis, High-Source-of-Water.
• Originally a title of Rhea-Cybele, Who is linked with Cybele, She-With-the-Axe.
• She was one of the Meliai, Who are linked with Melia.
• Nymph aspect, or title, of Nemesis, Due-Enactment, above.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Linguistic Note: from Greek alpha-nu-alpha-gamma-kappa-eta, (anagke), of what must necessarily be so.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title, or alternate name for Nemesis, above.
• Ananke is very likely a variant of Anagke.