Other Greek deities, minor gods and divine beings

Besides the elder gods and the main gods, there were other divine beings in Greek mythology. Some of these deities were of a primeval origin from Hesiod's Theogony while others were, directly or indirectly, the descendants of either Titans or Olympian gods. They were also immortal and had divine powers, but were not as important as the Olympian gods or the Titans. These deities are called minor deities or minor gods.

Note: Although in this section these are supposed to be lesser deities in Greek Mythology, I also included some of the more important gods of the Titan and Olympian generations who don't have their own content yet. (For example; Poseidon can be interpreted as a water deity, but is also a very important Olympian god)

Deities associated with specific parts or elements of the world

There are six main groups into which the Greek divine beings, from primeval gods, Titans and Olympians, to minor gods and creatures of divine origin, can be sorted in. However, as I have said earlier, this category will exclude Titans, Olympians and Mythical creatures.

Agricultural deities

agricultural deities

Deities related to agriculture

Chthonic deities

chthonic deities

Deities which featured in the underworld

Health deities

health deities

Deities related to healing or bringing illness and curses

Rustic deities

rustic deities

Deities with the power to control the elements of countryside

Sky deities

sky deities

Deities with the power to control the elements of sky

Water deities

water deities

Deities with the power to control the elements of salt and fresh water