Mythology Guide - The Water Deities

Greek and Roman Mythology > The Water Deities

Oceanus and Tethys were the Titans who ruled over the Sea. When
Jove and his brothers overthrew the Titans and assumed their
power, Neptune and Amphitrite succeeded to the dominion of the
waters in place of Oceanus and Tethys.

Myth Collection
Achelous and Hercules	Acis and Galatea	Admetus and Alcestis
Agamemnon, Orestes, and Electra	Amphion	Amphitrite
Antigone	Apollo and Daphne	Apollo and Hyacinthus
Ariadne	Arion	Aristaeus
Aurora and Tithonus	Bacchus	Baucis and Philemon
Cadmus	Castor and Pollux	Cephalus and Procris
Ceyx and Halcyone	Clytie	Cupid and Psyche
Daedalus	Diana and Actaeon	Dryope
Echo and Narcissus	Endymion	Erisichthon
Glaucus and Scylla	Hebe and Ganymede	Hercules
Ibycus	Io and Callisto	Leucothea dnd Palaemon
Linus	Marsyas	Medea and Aeson
Melampus	Menelaus and Helen	Midas
Minerva and Arachne	Monsters	Musaeus
Neptune	Nereus and Doris	Niobe
Nisus and Scylla	Orion	Orpheus and Eurydice
Pegasus and the Chimaera	Penelope	Perseus and Medusa
Phaeton	Pluto and Prosperine	Prometheus and Pandora
Pygmalion	Pyramus and Thisbe	Python
Rhoecus	Sappho	Simonides
Thamyris	The Calydonian Hunt	The Camenae
The Centaurs	The Golden Fleece	The Graeae and Gorgons
The Griffin, or Gryphon	The Iliad	The Myrmidons
The Pygmies	The Rural Deities	The Sphinx
The Trojan War	The Water Deities	The Winds
Theseus	Thetis	Venus and Adonis
Vertumnus and Pomona