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| Kali |
a Hindu goddess of life and death. |
| Luna |
in Roman mythology, the goddess of the moon; Selene. |
| Minerva |
in Roman mythology, the goddess of wisdom, art, and invention; Athena. |
| Mnemosyne |
in Greek mythology, the goddess personifying memory, and mother of the Muses. |
| nemesis |
(cap.) in Greek mythology, the goddess of divine retribution or vengeance. [1/3 definitions] |
| Nike |
in Greek mythology, the goddess of victory; Victoria. |
| Pax |
in Roman mythology, the goddess of peace; Irene. |
| sea-maid |
a mermaid, nymph, or goddess of the sea; sea-maiden. |
| Selene |
in Greek mythology, the goddess of the moon; Luna. |
| Venus |
in Roman mythology, the goddess of love and beauty; Aphrodite. [1/2 definitions] |
| Vesta |
in Roman mythology, the goddess of the hearth; Hestia. |
| vestal |
of, pertaining to, or sacred to the Roman goddess Vesta. [1/4 definitions] |
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