52 gods of sea, across eight rooms, in the order the rooms are walked.
The Cradle of Cities
9 works
Adapaa-da-paThe Sage Who Refused the Bread of Immortal LifeAsheraha-she-rahLady of the Sea — wife of El, mother of the godsAtrahasisat-ra-ha-sisThe Exceeding Wise — Survivor of the Great FloodHedammuhe-dam-muThe Sea-Monster — Earlier Champion of KumarbiMelqartmel-qartKing of the City — Tutelary God of Tyre, Whose Pyre Burned at His FestivalThe Apkalluthe ap-kal-luThe Seven Sages — Bringers of the Arts of CivilizationTiamattee-ah-matThe Salt Sea — primordial chaos-mother, slain by MardukUllikummiul-li-kum-miThe Stone Giant — Kumarbi's Champion Against TeshubYamyamPrince Sea — Judge River — defeated of Baal
The Gift of the Nile
3 works
NunnunThe Primordial Waters — formless deep before creationThe Hermopolitan Ogdoadthe her-mo-po-li-tan og-doadThe eight primordial powers of Khemenu — the chaos before creationWadj-Werwadj--werThe Great Green — personification of the sea and the Delta lakes
The Olympian Order
26 works
Achillesuh-kill-eezThe Best of the Achaeans — hero of the IliadAphroditeaf-roh-dye-teeFoam-Born — goddess of loveAsteriauh-steer-ee-uhThe Starry — sister of Leto, mother of HecateCharybdiskuh-rib-disThe Whirlpool of the StraitDaedalus and Icarusded-uh-lus and ik-uh-rusThe Athenian craftsman and his son who flew too near the sunEurybiayoo-rib-ee-uhWide-Strength — daughter of PontusGlaucusglaw-kusThe Sea-Green — fisherman become sea-godHydroshy-drossPrimordial Water — Orphic alternativeJasonjay-sunCaptain of the Argonauts — winner of the Golden FleeceMetismee-tisWisdom — first wife of ZeusNereusneer-ee-usOld Man of the Sea — prophetic shape-shifterNesoiness-oyThe Islands — uncertain primordial groupOceanusoh-see-uh-nusThe River-Stream — eldest of the TitansOdysseusoh-dis-ee-usThe Wily — wanderer of the OdysseyPontuspon-tusThe Sea — son of Earth, father of the sea-godsPoseidonpoh-sye-donLord of the Sea — earth-shakerProteusproh-tee-usShepherd of the Seals — shape-shifting prophetScyllasil-uhThe Six-Headed Monster of the StraitTethystee-thisMother of Rivers — wife of OceanusThalassathuh-lass-uhThe Salt Sea — feminine personificationThe Anemoithe uh-nem-oyThe Four Winds — Boreas, Notus, Eurus, and ZephyrusThe Gorgonsthe gor-gonsStheno, Euryale, and Medusa — the daughters of the sea, whose gaze turned to stoneThe Graeaethe gree-eyeThe Gray Sisters — old from their birth, sharing one eye and one toothThe Hecatoncheiresthe heh-kuh-ton-ky-reezThe Hundred-Handed — Briareus, Cottus, and GygesThe Sirensthe sy-rensThe Singers of the Rocks, whose voices drew sailors to their deathTritontry-tonSon of Poseidon — herald of the deep
The Levantine Borderlands
1 work
Atargatisah-tar-gah-tisThe Great Goddess of Syria — fish-tailed mother of Hierapolis
The Edges of Empire
2 works
Bindusbin-dusWater-God of the Iapodes — patron of the springs at PrivlikaDonbettyrdon-bet-tyrGod of the Waters — lord of the rivers and the sea
The Etruscan World
2 works
Nethunsne-thunsThe Etruscan Sea-God — wielder of the trident, lord of watersUsilu-silThe Etruscan Sun God — the masculine sun, kin of the Greek Helios
The Roman Inheritance
1 work
Portunuspor-tu-nusGod of Harbors and Doors — keeper of keys
The Northern Inheritance
8 works
Aegirae-girLord of the Sea — Brewer of Ale for the GodsAwaiting its plateAhtiah-tiLord of the Sea — Master of Waters — FinnicAwaiting its plateIlmataril-ma-tarAir-Spirit — Mother of Väinämöinen — FinnicJörmungandrjör-mun-gandrThe World-SerpentManannán Mac Lirma-nan-nán maclirLord of the Sea — Son of the SeaNerthusner-thusThe Germanic Earth-Mother — whose chariot crossed the fields in springNjordnjordGod of the Sea and WealthRanranGoddess of the Sea — Catcher of the Drowned
