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Hekate was described as the consort of the Underworld.

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Queen Hekabe was transformed into a dog and she became the animal familiar of the goddess Hecate.

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She is the goddess of purifications and expiations.

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Her name means "worker from afar."

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Heaven

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Hecate's torches symbolizes her role as a guide.

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Dogs were sacred to Hecate.

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Hecate was as a virgin goddess and she was often depicted wearing a maiden's knee length dress.

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Hecate received her power over heaven, earth, and the sea.

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Sea

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Earth

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Dogs symbolize guidance.

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Hecate helping Demeter find her daughter Persephone.

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Underworld

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Hecate heard the cries of Persephone as she was seized by Hades. She then told Demeter about what she heard.

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Hecate's parents were Perses and Asteria.

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Hecate's approach is announced by the whining and howling of dogs.

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She is described as of terrible appearance with three bodies or three heads, the one of a horse, the second of a dog, and the third of a lion.

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Hecate was an only child and this also made Zeus honor her more.

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Hecate's triple form shows her as a goddess of crossroads.

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Hecate was honored by Zeus.

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Hades returning Persephone to the upper world in the company of Hermes and Hecate.