01/01/year	Calliope: The Muse of epic poetry, daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne. [Wikipedia] [Image]
01/08/year	Epimetheus and Pandora: Pandora, the first woman, married Epimetheus, and "Pandora's box"was her dowry. [Wikipedia] [Image]
01/15/year	Eros: The Greek personification and god of love, called Cupid by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
01/22/year	Thalia: The Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry, daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne. [Wikipedia] [Image]
01/29/year	Persephone: Daughter of Demeter, Queen of the Underworld. [Wikipedia] [Image]
02/05/year	Zephyr: The west wind, bringer of spring. [Wikipedia] [Image]
02/12/year	Nike: The Greek personification and goddess of victory. [Wikipedia] [Image]
02/19/year	Pallas: Childhood friend of Athena, accidentally killed by the goddess while they were playing. [Wikipedia] [Image]
02/26/year	Themis: The Greek personification and goddess of divine law and order. [Wikipedia] [Image]
03/04/year	Hebe: Goddess of youth, daughter of Zeus and Hera. [Wikipedia] [Image]
03/11/year	Terpsichore: The Muse of dancing. [Wikipedia] [Image]
03/18/year	Leto: The mother of Apollo and Artemis, called Latona by the Romans, who gave birth to them under a palm tree on Delos. [Wikipedia] [Image]
03/25/year	Cybele: The great Earth Mother goddess, attended by lions. [Wikipedia] [Image]
04/01/year	Athena: The goddess of wisdom and war, born from the head of Zeus. She was called Minerva by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
04/08/year	Mnemosyne: The goddess of memory and mother of the Muses. [Wikipedia] [Image]
04/15/year	Eris: The Greek personification and goddess of strife and discord. [Wikipedia] [Image]
04/22/year	Clio: The Muse of heroic poetry and history, daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne. [Wikipedia] [Image]
04/29/year	Demeter: Goddess of grain and agriculture, called Ceres by the Romans. She was the mother of Persephone. [Wikipedia] [Image]
05/06/year	Hecate: Goddess associated with sorcery and witchcraft. [Wikipedia] [Image]
05/13/year	Ares: God of war, called Mars by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
05/20/year	Oceanus: A god of the ocean-stream that encircled the world. [Wikipedia] [Image]
05/27/year	Dionysus: God of wine and drinking, called Bacchus by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
06/03/year	Melpomene: The Muse of tragedy, daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne. [Wikipedia] [Image]
06/10/year	Tyche: The Greek personification and goddess of Luck, called Fortuna by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
06/17/year	Hephaestus: The god of technology, especially metalwork. He was called Vulcan by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
06/24/year	Hera: The queen of the gods, wife and sister of Zeus, called Juno by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
07/01/year	Tethys: Sea goddess, sister and wife of the god Oceanus. [Wikipedia] [Image]
07/08/year	Metis and Zeus: Metis, a goddess of wisdom, became pregnant with Athena. Zeus swallowed Metis, and Athena was born from his head. [Wikipedia] [Image]
07/15/year	Selene: The goddess of the moon. [Wikipedia] [Image]
07/22/year	Moirae: The three sisters who determined human destiny: Clotho spins the thread of life, Lachesis measures the thread, and Atropos clips the thread. [Wikipedia] [Image]
07/29/year	Artemis: The goddess of the hunt, twin sister of Apollo, called Diana by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
08/05/year	Nemesis: The Greek personification and goddess of vengeance. [Wikipedia] [Image]
08/12/year	Hestia: The goddess of the hearth and home, called Vesta by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
08/19/year	Rhea: Daughter of Sky and Earth, and mother to Zeus and the other gods and goddesses of Olympus. [Wikipedia] [Image]
08/26/year	Atlas: Greek god famous for holding the world on his shoulders. [Wikipedia] [Image]
09/02/year	Erinyes: The divine agents of vengeance, also known as the Eumenides, and called "Furies" by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
09/09/year	Hermes: The messenger god famous for his quick wit and cunning. He was called Mercury by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
09/16/year	Hades: God of the underworld and of the dead, called Pluto by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
09/23/year	Boreas: The north wind, bearer of winter. [Wikipedia] [Image]
09/30/year	Pan: Shepherd god whose body is part-man, part-goat. He is famous for playing the "pan-pipes." [Wikipedia] [Image]
10/07/year	Cronus: Father of Zeus and the Olympian gods and goddesses, called Saturn by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
10/14/year	Prometheus: Rebellious god who gave the gift of fire to humanity. [Wikipedia] [Image]
10/21/year	Olympians: The gods of Mount Olympus: Zeus, Hera, Demeter, Artemis, Apollo, Poseidon, Athena, Aphrodite, Hephaestus, Ares, Hermes and Hestia. [Wikipedia] [Image]
10/28/year	Aphrodite: The goddess of love, called Venus by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
11/04/year	Poseidon: The god of the sea, called Neptune by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
11/11/year	Uranus: The god of the sky, husband of Gaia, the earth. [Wikipedia] [Image]
11/18/year	Helius: The personification and god of the sun, brother of the moon Selene. [Wikipedia] [Image]
11/25/year	Titans: The Titans are the gods who preceded the Olympians, and include such figures as Cronus and Rhea, Atlas, and Prometheus. [Wikipedia] [Image]
12/02/year	Muses: The Muses were the goddesses who inspired the arts in all their forms. [Wikipedia] [Image]
12/08/year	Apollo: The archer god of medicine and prophecy, associated with the sun. [Wikipedia] [Image]
12/14/year	Iris: The rainbow gods and celestial messenger. [Wikipedia] [Image]
12/20/year	Zeus: Ruler of the Olympian gods, called Jupiter by the Romans. [Wikipedia] [Image]
12/26/year	Gaia: The personfication of earth, the greath mother goddess (also spelled Gaea and Ge). [Wikipedia] [Image]