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Tyché

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Océanide de la mythologie grecque

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Vinony's link graph records 644 inbound references to Tyché, and connects out to Eris, Ancient Greek and Twelve Olympians.

It sits within the topics Abundance goddesses, Daughters of Zeus and Fortuna.

Vinony links it to 48 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Deity.type
Greek
Deity.name
Tyche
Deity.deity_of
Goddess of Fortune
Deity.member_of
the Oceanids
Deity.image
Istanbul - Museo archeol. - Tyche e Plutone - sec. II d.C. - Foto G. Dall'Orto 28-5-2006.jpg
Deity.caption
Polychrome marble statue depicting Tyche holding the infant Plutus in her arms, 2nd century AD, Istanbul Archaeological Museum
Deity.affiliation
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Deity.cult_center
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Deity.artifacts
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Deity.symbol
Mural crown
Deity.consort
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Deity.parents
Oceanus and Tethys orZeus and Aphrodite orPrometheus
Deity.siblings
Oceanids, the river gods
Deity.Roman_equivalent
Fortuna

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
water deity
Gender
female
Father
Hermes
Mother
Aphrodite
Image
Tyche Antioch Vatican Inv2672.jpg
Said to be same as
Fortuna
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Commons category
Tyche
described by source
The Nuttall Encyclopædia
unmarried partner
Agathodaemon
different from
Tyche
name in native language
Τύχη
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Article · Français

Dans la mythologie grecque, Tyché (en grec ancien Τύχη / Túkhē, « Fortune, Hasard ») est la divinité de la Fortune, de la Prospérité et de la Destinée d'une cité ou d'un État. Son équivalent romain est Fortuna.

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