Greek Spirits in mythology

Charon from Greek mythology: a grim, bearded ferryman in tattered robes, standing in a dark wooden boat on the River Styx

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an image of Androktasiai, a spectral female figure cloaked in blood-stained robes, standing amidst a battlefield strewn with fallen warriors.

Androktasiai : Spirits of the Battlefield

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an image of Achlys, the Greek goddess of death-mist.

Achlys : The Mist of Death

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Graeae : The Grey Sisters

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Mormo : The Spirit of Sorrow

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Greek Spirits

Charon : The Greek Ferryman

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Androktasiai : Spirits of the Battlefield

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Achlys : The Mist of Death

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Graeae : The Grey Sisters

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Mormo : The Spirit of Sorrow

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