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Aglaia

Greek goddess
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Aglaia is one of the three sister goddesses known as the Graces in Greek mythology. These goddesses were associated with fertility, charm, and beauty. Aglaia's name translates to "Brightness". The other two Graces were Euphrosyne (Joyfulness) and Thalia (Bloom). They were often depicted as attendants to Aphrodite, the goddess of love. The Graces were believed to bestow charm and beauty upon mortals.12

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