Who is the goddess of magic in Greek mythology?

Hekate is an important Titan goddess in front of Mount Olympus in Greek mythology. She is also the goddess in charge of hell, the dead and magic. She is the daughter of Asteria, the meteor goddess, and Poerxiusi, the Titan god.

Hekate is always associated with night, ghosts, hell, magic, witchcraft and witchcraft. She is a famous irresistible god of death, an invincible or incomparable queen, the creator or manager of hell, and the guardian goddess of witchcraft, witches, spells and witches. She once helped Zeus defeat the cyclops, so she had the power of a giant, and even Zeus was afraid of her.

In the early days, the ancient Greeks thought that Hekate was the goddess of hell, representing the dark side of the world. In the late Roman mythology, she was also regarded as one of the moon gods, representing the ghost moon.