A Roman equivalent of one aspect of Hellenic Themis, as the personification of the divine rightness of law, was Iustitia (Anglicized as Justitia). Her origins are in civic abstractions of a Roman mindset, rather than archaic mythology, so drawing comparisons is not fruitful. Portrayed as an impassive woman, holding scales and a double-edged sword (sometimes a cornucopia), and since the 16th century usually shown blindfolded, the sculpted figure outside a courthouse is typically Justitia or Lady Justice, not Themis. In the Law Courts at Vancouver, British Columbia, however, the statue is explicitly of Themis.
Themis
The ancient Greek Titaness Themis embodies the divine order, law and custom. It is known that she is of good counsel, her name Themis translates to divine law.
Themis was the aunt of Zeus, and his first wife and perhaps nurse.
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He does not have a Roman name.
Themis
Cannot find Themas. If you mean THEMIS, the goddess of justice, She was Justitia in Rome.
Themis Adamantidis's birth name is Efthimios Adamantidis.
Themis Katz's birth name is Themistokles Katsimichas.
Themis.
The ancient Greek Titaness Themis embodies the divine order, law and custom. It is known that she is of good counsel, her name Themis translates to divine law.
His father is Iapetus and his mother is Themis.
The goddess of justice is often associated with Themis in Greek mythology and Justitia in Roman mythology. Themis was known for her impartiality and wise counsel, while Justitia represented justice, fairness, and equality under the law.
Tethys, Phoebe, Theia, Themis, and Mnemosyne.
The Roman god of the blind was known as Vulcan. Vulcan was also associated with fire and blacksmithing in Roman mythology.
Themis Rigas was born in 1945.
Themis Medicare was created in 1969.