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Greek Mythology > People, Places, & Things > Litai
Labdakos to Lethe Leto to Lysizonos
The personification of Prayers; the daughters of Zeus.
If a person does not call upon the Litai in times of need, they report to Zeus and recommend that he send Ate (Blindness) to hurt and punish the unbeliever; Ate is swift but the Litai are old and slow; they always come after Ate has inflicted her curses but they can heal and renew the spirit of anyone who calls upon them.
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