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- Cadmus
- Caerus 2 (Opportunity)
- Calchas
- Callisto
- Calypso 3
- Cassandra
- Catreus
- Ceyx & Alcyone 2
- Chaos
- Charybdis
- Chiron
- Chronos (Time)
- Cinyras 1
- Circe
- Cleobis and Biton
- Clytaemnestra
- Creon 2
- Croesus
- Cronos
- Cyrene
- Daedalus
- Danae
- Daphne 1
- Demeter
- Deucalion 1
- Dido
- Dike (Justice)
- Diomedes 2
- Dionysus 2
- Echo
- Eirene 1 (Peace)
- Electra 2
- Endymion
- Envy
- Eos
- Eris
- Eros
- Eumaeus 1
- Europa
- Eurystheus
- Gaia
- Ganymedes
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- Geras (Old Age)
- Hades
- Hebe
- Hecabe 1
- Hecate
- Hector 1
- Helen
- Helenus 1
- Helius
- Hephaestus
- Hera
- Heracles 1
- Hermaphroditus
- Hermes
- Hermione
- Hero and Leander
- Hesione 2
- Hestia
- Hyacinthus 1
- Hygia
- Hylas
- Hypnos
- Io - Isis
- Ion 1
- Iphigenia
- Iris 1
- Ixion
- Jason
- Laius 1
- Laocoon 2
- Leda
- Leto
- Lucretia 2
- Lycaon 2
- Madness (Lyssa, Mania)
- Marsyas
- Medea
- Medusa 1
- Meleager
- Memnon
- Menelaus
- Mentor 4
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- Midas
- Minos 2
- Minotaur
- Minyas
- Mnemosyne (Memory)
- Narcissus
- Nausicaa
- Neleus
- Nemesis
- Neoptolemus
- Nestor
- Nike
- Nyx (Night)
- Oceanus
- Odysseus
- Oedipus
- Oenomaus 1
- Orestes 2
- Orion
- Orpheus
- Palamedes
- Pan
- Pandora 1
- Paris
- Patroclus 1
- Peleus
- Pelias 1
- Pelops 1
- Penelope
- Pentheus 1
- Persephone
- Perseus 1
- Phaedra
- Phaethon 3
- Pheme (Fame)
- Philemon and Baucis
- Philoctetes
- Phineus 2
- Phoenix the bird
- Phoroneus
- Pirithous
- Plutus (Wealth)
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- Polyphemus 2
- Polyxena 1
- Poseidon
- Priam 1
- Priapus
- Procris 2
- Prometheus 1
- Proteus 2
- Proteus 3
- Psyche
- Pygmalion 1
- Pyramus and Thisbe 1
- Rhea 1
- Rhesus 2
- Romulus
- Scylla 1
- Selene
- Semele
- Sibyl 6 Cumaean
- Silenus
- Sinon
- Sisyphus
- Sphinx
- Talos 1
- Tantalus 1
- Telemachus
- Telephus
- Tereus 1
- Thanatos (Death)
- Themis
- Thersites
- Theseus
- Tiresias
- Triptolemus
- Troilus
- Tyche (Fortune)
- Tydeus 2
- Tyndareus
- Uranus
- Vertumnus
- Zeus
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The Seven Sages of Greece:
Thales, Solon, Chilon, Pittacus, Bias, Cleobulus, Periander, Anacharsis, Myson, Epimenides, Pherecydes |
| Numbering of namesakes: Numbers are consistently added to the names of characters for identification purposes only. They do not represent a chronological order. The absence of a number indicates that there is only one mythological character with that particular name. |
