She is the muse of EPIC POETRY. "The Chief of All Muses", she is said to be the mother of Orpheus.

She is the muse of HISTORY. Often represented with scrolls and books. Had a branch of historical economics named after her.

She is the muse of SACRED POETRY and HYMNS. (sometimes agriculture.) Often depicted as the most serious and meditative of the Muses.

She is the muse of LYRIC POETRY and/or MUSIC. Depicted in art and statues in theaters around the world - statue of her on the grave of Frederic Chopin in Paris

She is the muse of DANCE.

She is the muse of EROTIC POETRY.

She is the muse of TRAGEDY. Often depicted as "murder-loving", and in eternal mourning. Frequently shown carrying a bloodied dagger.

She is the muse of COMEDY. Name means "flourishing", or "joyous"

She is the muse of ASTRONOMY. Can often predict the future based on the arrangement of the stars. Became a muse for Christian poets during the Renaissance-2 sections of Lost Paradise are dedicated to her.

Often wears a diadem, holds writing tablet

Holds a trumpet in her left hand, or a scroll

Veiled and modestly dressed, usually unsmiling

Lyre tucked under her arm and wears a crown of feathers

Wears a crown of myrtle and holds a lyre

wears a crown of laurel or grapevine, a high-heeled shoe called cothurnus, holds a tragic mask in her right hand and a prop of a tragic hero in her left hand

Holds a comedy mask and either a trumpet or a shepherd's crook

Holds a celestial globe and wears blue robes