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The Muses are the rulers of personifications of knowledge and the arts, especially poetry, literature, dance and music

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In Greek Mythology, the Muses were not commonly seen in myths, but when they were, they were revelers and avengers. They are known to sing and come down to earth to mourn a funeral or celebrate a wedding.

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She is inspired by the most heartache and devotion. And she was the muse of love and lyrical poetry.

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Mnemosyne is the mother of The Muses, she is the goddess of memory.

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Zeus is the father of The Muses, and he is the god of sky and thunder.

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Calliope was the muse of poetry and her name translates to Ancient Greek as "beautiful voice".

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Euterpe is a patron of tragedy or flute playing, and she is the known for representing lyrical poetry.

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Thalia and Melpomeni are 2 of the 9 Muses, they represented comedy and tragedy. And they are well known for the symbolism in literature and theatre.

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Polymnia and Urania are known for being the goddesses of sacred poetry, dance and eloquence, and Hymns.

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Terpsichore was the goddess of dance

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This is a statue of Clio while holding a scroll, as Clio is known for being the goddess of lyre-playing.

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The vase features a muse playing an instrument on Mount Helicon, while another woman stands by.

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Apollo is seen playing an instrument to The Muses as they all gather together.

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This stained glass ceiling includes all 9 of The Muses.

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fun facts:

1) The Muses have a total of 25 siblings (it's too many to list them all)

2) The Muses had 6 children: Orpheus, Sirens, Corybantes, Linus, Hyacinthus and Rhesus

3) The Muses were the first to be associated with poetry and music, but sooner or later, they became goddesses of all liberal arts and science.