Mnemosyne

[ nee-mos-uh-nee, -moz- ]

/ niˈmɒs əˌni, -ˈmɒz- /

the ancient Greek goddess of memory, a daughter of Uranus and Gaea and the mother by Zeus of the Muses.

Origin of Mnemosyne

< Greek mnēmosýnē memory, akin to mnâsthai to remember, mnḗmōn mindful

He approached the place from whence the sound seemed to issue, and recognized the nine muses, children of Jupiter and Mnemosyne.

Heathen Mythology |Various
I knew her for the goddess Mnemosyne, and I tried to follow her behest.

Antigua and the Antiguans, Volume I (of 2) |Anonymous
Muse of astronomy, daughter of Jupiter and Mnemosyne, 88, 90.

Myths of Greece and Rome |H. A. Guerber
His relations with the two great Titans, Themis and Mnemosyne, belong to another group of myths.

The Crown of Wild Olive |John Ruskin

The melancholy Apollo stood apart, and was soon carried off by Minerva to an assembly at the house of Mnemosyne.

Ixion In Heaven |Benjamin Disraeli

Mnemosyne

/ (niːˈmɒzɪˌniː, -ˈmɒs-) /

Greek myth the goddess of memory and mother by Zeus of the Muses