Greek mythology
Thalia
Grace of festivity and abundant, blooming cheer
- Mythology
- Greek mythology
- Group
- Graces
- Appears in
- Birth of the Cosmos
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Thalia is one of the three Charites, the Graces who attend Aphrodite and adorn all that is lovely. Her name means good cheer and blossoming abundance, and she presides over festive plenty. With her sisters she brings the beauty and joy that grace both gods and feasts.
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Birth of the Cosmos
Chapter 1
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Thalia?
- Thalia is one of the three Charites, the Graces who attend Aphrodite and adorn all that is lovely. Her name means good cheer and blossoming abundance, and she presides over festive plenty. With her sisters she brings the beauty and joy that grace both gods and feasts.
- Which mythology does Thalia belong to?
- Thalia belongs to Greek mythology.
- Which stories does Thalia appear in?
- Thalia appears in Birth of the Cosmos, told as chaptered audio dramas in MythologyNow.
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