THALIA (one of the three Graces)
Divine power · one of the 3 Graces

- Known as
- Delighting in sweet sounds
- Parents
- Zeus, Eurynome
- Siblings
- Aglaea, Euphrosyne
- In the sources
- 3 ancient passages
Thalia, daughter of Zeus and Eurynome the daughter of Ocean, stood as one of the three Graces.1,2,3 Her lovely appearance featured a beautiful glance beneath her brows, and her glancing eyes caused a love that weakened the limbs.3 She was the sister of Euphrosyne and Aglaea.1,3
She delighted in sweet sounds and was addressed alongside her sisters Aglaia and Euphrosyne.2
The codex facts behind this entry
Thalia is one of the three Graces. Pausanias 9.35.5 +1
Appearance
She is described as having a lovely appearance, with a beautiful glance beneath her brows. The Theogony ll. 907-911
Powers
Her glancing eyes cause a love that weakens the limbs. The Theogony ll. 907-911





