The Divine
Every tradition in the corpus peoples the world with gods — and the atlas keeps their identities strict. Zeus is not Jupiter; neither is the God of the Psalms; the Devas are not the Olympians. What they share is the class: here are the divine of twenty-five centuries, side by side, each anchored to the passages that name them.
the deities
869 individual godsIndividual divine figures, as the harvest classed them — Vedic, Olympian, Abrahamic, Kawi — ordered by their presence in the library.
Zeus 123 · Apollo 82 · Athena 68 · God 66 · Hera 42 · Hermes 41 · Artemis 40 · Dionysus 40 · Poseidon 39 · Sun 39 · Jesus Christ 36 · Aphrodite 35 · Ares 34 · Hephaestus 32 · Jupiter 27 · Demeter 25 · Persephone 24 · Thetis 23 · Brahmā 21 · Holy Spirit 21 · Indra 20 · Earth 19 · Leto 19 · Hades 18 · Themis 18 · Moon 17 · Viṣṇu 17 · Yama 17 · Asclepius 15 · Agni 13 · Pan 13 · Rudra 13 · Saturn 13 · Dawn 12 · Prajāpati 12 · Varuṇa 12 · Śiva 12 · Bacchus 11 · Hestia 11 · Mercury 11 · Minerva 11 · Soma 11 · Cronos 10 · Hecate 10 · Isis 10 · Neptune 10 · Sarasvatī 10 · Aesculapius 9 · Boreas 9 · Ceres 9 · Eros 9 · Hebe 9 · Iris 9 · Juno 9 · Nemesis 9 · Nereus 9 · Rhea 9 · Vāyu 9 · Atlas 8 · Mars 8 · Venus 8 · Īśvara 8 · Buddha 7 · Bṛhaspati 7 · Cronus 7 · Diana 7 · Fortune 7 · Heaven 7 · Liber 7 · Maia 7 · Muse 7 · Night 7 · and 797 more in the figures ledger
pantheons & divine collectives
20 collectivesThe divine in the plural — hosts, choirs and companies that the texts treat as agents in their own right.