Themis is, in Greek Mythology, the Goddess of Justice and her image is very similar to the sign of the pound. She is the deity who represents the oaths and the law of men, check.
Poseidon: God of the Sea in Greek Mythology

Poseidon in Greek Mythology:
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Poseidon in the Iliad:

Check: Pontus in Greek Mythology
CHILDREN'S:
- Boeoto and Heleno, by Antíopa, daughter of Éolo
- Agenor and Belo, by Libya, daughter of Epafo
- Bellerophon, by Eurínome, daughter of Niso
- Leuconoé by Temisto, daughter of Hipseu
- Hirieu, by Alcíone (daughter of Atlas)
- Tabs by Aretusa, daughter of Nereus
- Efoceu by Alcíone (daughter of Atlas)
- Díctis by Agamede, daughter of Aúgias
- Evadne by * Lena, daughter of Lêucipo
- Megareus by Oenope, daughter of Epopeu
- Cigno por Chalice, daughter of Hecato
- Periclimeno and Anceu by Astipaleia, daughter of Phoenix
- Neleu and Pelias by Tire (mythology), daughter of Salmoneu
- Eupemo, Lico and Nicteu by Celeno, daughter of * Ergeu
- Eumolpo by Quíone, daughter of Aquilo
- Meto by Melite, daughter of Búsiris
- Despina and Arion (twins), by Demeter.
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Aeolus and the Wind Gods of Greek Mythology
Aeolus is the Leader of the Wind Gods of Greek Mythology, being: Boreas, Zephyr, Eurus, Notus and the minors: Cecias, Apeliotes, Lips and Sirocus. Check about these deities below.
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Morpheus: The Dream God of Greek Mythology
Morpheus, unlike his brother Hypnos (god of Sleep), is the God of Dreams and Daydreams. This being from Greek Mythology can appear in any dream and take any form, see.
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