Harmoni The Goddess Of Harmony And Concord

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In Greek mythology there are a lot of gods and goddesses, but there is one goddess who is all about harmony and concord, and that goddess is Harmonia. The goddess of harmony and concord has a name, Roman name, and a domain. In this paragraph, it will be telling you about the name, Roman name, and domain. The name of the goddess of harmony and concord is Harmonia. What a coincidence! Her Roman name is Concordia. Harmonia’s domain was to be the goddess of harmony and concord.
Harmonia has a physical appearance and character traits like all of us do, although Harmonia was very beautiful she was also caring to others. The physical appearance of Harmonia is, she has long brownish-reddish hair all the way to her waist. She has beautiful blue eyes

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