Aglaea
Generation VI · Splendour
Youngest of the three Charites whom Eurynome, daughter of Ocean, bore to Zeus, Aglaea is splendour — the shine on festival gold, the brightness in a beloved face. Hesiod records the loveliest of her honours: the smith-god Hephaestus, maker of all beautiful things, chose her as his bride, so that radiance itself came to live in the soot of the forge.
Parents
Siblings
- Apollo (half)
- Ares (half)
- Artemis (half)
- Athena (half)
- Atropos (half)
- Calliope (half)
- Clio (half)
- Clotho (half)
- Dike (half)
- Dionysus (half)
- Eileithyia (half)
- Eirene (half)
- Erato (half)
- Eunomia (half)
- Euphrosyne
- Euterpe (half)
- Hebe (half)
- Helen (half)
- Heracles (half)
- Hermes (half)
- Lachesis (half)
- Melpomene (half)
- Minos (half)
- Persephone (half)
- Perseus (half)
- Polydeuces (half)
- Polyhymnia (half)
- Rhadamanthys (half)
- Terpsichore (half)
- Thalia
- Thalia (half)
- Urania (half)