Terra. The Earth; one of the most ancient of the Grecian goddesses.
Thalestris (Thales′tris). A queen of the Amazons.
Thalia (Thali′a). One of the nine Muses; she presided over festivals, pastoral poetry and comedy.
Thalia (Thali′a). One of the Graces. (See Charities).
Thamyris (Tham′yris). A skilful singer, who presumed to challenge the Muses to sing, upon condition that if he did not sing best they might inflict any penalty they pleased. He was, of course, defeated, and the Muses made him blind.
Theia (The′ia) or Thea. A daughter of Uranus and Terra, wife of Hyperion.
Themis (The′mis), a daughter of Coelus and Terra, and wife of Jupiter, was the Roman goddess of laws, ceremonies, and oracles.
Theseus (The′seus). One of the most famous of the Greek heroes. He was a son of Aegeus, king of Athens. He rid Attica of Procrustes and other evil-doers, slew the Minotaur, conquered the Amazons and married their Queen.
“Breasts that with sympathizing ardor glowed,
And holy friendship such as Theseus vowed.”
Budgell.
Thesmorphonis (Thesmorpho′nis). A name of Ceres.