altheia
Altheia is a lesser-known but intriguing figure in Greek mythology, primarily referenced in the works of the poet Hesiod. She is often described as the Titaness of truth and sincerity, embodying the concepts of manifest truth and divine revelation. Unlike many other deities, Altheia is not widely worshipped or celebrated in ancient texts, and her role in mythology is limited to a few brief mentions.
In Hesiod’s *Theogony*, Altheia is depicted as the daughter of the Titaness Themis, who represents divine law
Altheia’s most notable appearance is in Hesiod’s *Works and Days*, where she is invoked as a witness
Due to her minimal presence in mythological narratives, Altheia remains one of the more obscure figures in