Amphitrite	Roman		The Goddess of the sea, Amphitrite was one of the fifty sea Goddesses who are known as the Nereids
Aphrodite	Greek		Love, beauty and procreation
Artemis	Greek		The moon, hunting and the protector of children
Athena	Greek		Wisdom, war and crafts

Bast	Egyptian		Music and dance
Belisama	Celtic		Light and fire
Bellona	Roman		War
Brid	Celtic		Fertility, creativity, healer, protectress and guardian of children

Ceres	Roman		Agriculture and fertility
Cybele	Greek		Fertility, the mountains

Demeter	Greek		Agriculture and fertility
Diana	Roman		Fertility, hunting and the moon

Eir

Norse

A Goddess of healing. Eir knew the power of herbs and could use them to resurrect the dead. She taught the art of healing to only women, who were the only physicians in Ancient Scandinavia.

Flora	Roman		Flowers
Freya	Norse		Love and fertility. Freya is the symbol of sensuality and is called upon in matters of love.
Frigg	Norse		Married love, fertility and motherhood. It is said that Frigg knows everyone's destiny but never reveals it.

Gaea

Greek

The earth

Hathor	Egyptian		The sky, love and fertility
Hebe	Greek		Youth
Hecate	Greek		Magic, ghosts and witchcraft
Hera	Greek		Queen of heaven, Goddess of marriage and women
Hestia	Greek		Goddess of the hearth

Idunn	Norse		The Goddess of eternal youth.
Iris	Greek		Messenger of the Gods, Goddess of the rainbow
Isis	Egyptian		Queen of the Gods

Juno

Roman

Women and marriage

Laima	Latvian		The fate of humans, and the protectress of childbirth
Lakshmi	Hindu		Mother of the Universe, Goddess of wealth

Ma'at	Egyptian		Law, truth and justice
Maia	Roman		Growth
Mictecacihuatl	Mexican		The Lady of the Dead
Minerva	Roman		Wisdom and the arts

Nehallenia	Norse		The Goddess of Plenty
Nekhbet	Egyptian		Protectress of childbirth
Nemesis	Greek		Vengeance
Nerthus	Norse		The earth
Nike	Greek		Victory
Nut	Egyptian		Goddess of the sky

Persephone	Greek		Goddess of the underworld
Pomona	Roman		Fruit

Ran	Norse		Ran is the Goddess of the sea. She rules the realm of the death which, in Nordic mythology, is at the bottom of the ocean. She gathers drowned sailors and takes them to her hall.
Rhea	Greek		Mother of the Gods
Rosmerta	Celtic		Fertility and wealth

Saraswati	Hindu		Knowledge, arts and sciences
Sati	Hindu		Fertility
Saule	Latvian		Sun
Selene	Greek		Moon
Seshat	Egyptian		Writing and history

Taurt

Egyptian

Maternity

Venus	Roman		Love, beauty and procreation
Vesta	Roman		The Goddess of the hearth
Vor	Norse		The Goddess of truth, and faithfulness between men and women.

Zemes Mate

Latvian

Mother Earth