Thálie
Thálie, commonly anglicized as Thalia, is a figure in Greek mythology identified as one of the nine Muses, the patronesses of the arts and sciences. She is the Muse of comedy and pastoral poetry, and in most traditions she is the daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne, making her one of the sister Muses who inspire various artistic domains.
As a muse, Thálie embodies wit, humor, and light verse associated with rustic or bucolic scenes. Her
In ancient Greek culture, the Muses together were believed to inspire creativity across different disciplines, and
See also: Greek mythology, Muses, Charites (the Graces).
Note: The name Thálie appears in various languages with slight spellings, but the core reference remains the