The nine goddesses of the arts are the Muses. Different, ancient authors give different genealogies for the Muses, but currently many people say the Muses are the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, goddess of memory. The nine Muses and their respective realms are:
Calliope: epic poetry
Clio: history
Erato: love or erotic poetry, marriage songs
Euterpe: music, lyric poetry
Melpomene: tragedy
Polyhymnia: sacred music
Terpsichore: choral song and dance
Thalia: comedy
Urania: astronomy
No, the titan Prometheus did but they are the goddesses of the arts.
The Nine Muses.
In Greek mythology, the nine what were the patron-goddesses of the arts.
You probably mean the nine muses, goddesses of the arts and of creativity, each muse had their own specialty in the arts. And the God with them is Apollo
Music is probably named after the Muses: the nine daughters of Memory which were the goddesses of the arts in Greek mythology.
A classical muse is one of nine goddesses who were the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne. They reigned over the arts and sciences.
A classical muse is one of nine goddesses who were the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne. They reigned over the arts and sciences.
The daughters of Zeus were Moires and Fates. The godesses of arts were the nine muses. The nine Muses had so many talents besides art like music, dance, theater, etc.
Perhaps you are referring to the Muses? In Greek mythology, the Muses are the goddesses who embody the arts and inspire the creation process with their graces.
According to the earliest Greek writers, the Muses were the inspiring goddesses of song, as well the divinities presiding over the arts, poetry and science. With regard to their number, we're told that originally 3 were worshipped on Mount Helicon and their names were Melete (meditation), Mneme (memory) and Aoede (song).
The muses were goddesses of the arts, including: choral dance and song, history, astronomy, epic poetry, love poetry, lyric poetry, tragedy, sacred poetry, and comedy.
The first library was built in Alexandria, Egypt and was called the Royal Library of Alexandria. It was dedicated to the nine goddesses of the arts and was built in the 19th century.