Greek mythology
Euphrosyne
Grace of mirth and the gladness of the heart
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- Greek mythology
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- Graces
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- Birth of the Cosmos
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Euphrosyne is one of the three Charites, daughters of Zeus, who bestow beauty and delight upon the world. Her name means mirth and good cheer, and she fills the heart with gladness. With Aglaea and Thalia she dances in Aphrodite's train.
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- Who is Euphrosyne?
- Euphrosyne is one of the three Charites, daughters of Zeus, who bestow beauty and delight upon the world. Her name means mirth and good cheer, and she fills the heart with gladness. With Aglaea and Thalia she dances in Aphrodite's train.
- Which mythology does Euphrosyne belong to?
- Euphrosyne belongs to Greek mythology.
- Which stories does Euphrosyne appear in?
- Euphrosyne appears in Birth of the Cosmos, told as chaptered audio dramas in MythologyNow.
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