EUPHROSYNE (one of the Graces)
Divine power · deity, one of the Graces

- Known as
- A lover of song
- Parents
- Zeus, Eurynome
- Siblings
- Aglaea, Thalia, Aegiale
- In the sources
- 5 ancient passages
Euphrosyne, one of the three fair-cheeked Charites, was born to Zeus and Eurynome, daughter of Ocean.1,2,3 Hesiod identified her as a child of the mightiest of the gods, alongside her sisters Aglaea and Thalia.1,2,3 The codex relations also list Aegiale among her siblings, though other accounts name only the two.
She is described as a lover of song.4
The codex facts behind this entry
Euphrosyne is one of the Graces, identified by Hesiod as a child of the mightiest of the gods and one of the three fair-cheeked Charites born to Ocean's daughter. Apollodorus 1.3.1 +3
Appearance
She is described as having fair cheeks. The Theogony ll. 907-911





